Thread: Hoyer to Meet With the Broncos

Hoyer to Meet With Broncos

Wednesday, April 20

Adam Caplan of ESPN reported Hoyer will visit the Denver Broncos despite the New York Jets' continued interest.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...-free-agent-qb

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 11m11 minutes ago

After meeting with Jets officials today, free-agent QB Brian Hoyer has decided to head to Denver to visit the Broncos, per source.

Troy Renck ‏@TroyRenck 8m8 minutes ago

Confirming from league source that #Broncos expected to meet with Brian Hoyer. He visited #Jets. As said all along, he's one of many options

Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 3m3 minutes ago

Brian Hoyer's visit to the #Broncos is tomorrow, source said. With less than 2 weeks to go before the draft…

By the way ... no thanks. Again, I'm not saying Sanchez is the guy, but Hoyer is just another Sanchez. I'd rather save that money for someone with more upside (Kaep?) or just roll with Sanchez and a rookie.

Is Hoyer the guy who QBed the Texans against the Chefs in the playoffs?

Originally Posted by Slick

Is Hoyer the guy who QBed the Texans against the Chefs in the playoffs?

Yes

If he's cheap, who cares. We need another veteran QB and I'm not high on Kaep. At all.

I hope we just say NO.

I think Hoyer is a little better at taking care of the football than Sanchez.

Historically Sanchez has turned the ball over a lot.

Originally Posted by VonDoom

By the way ... no thanks. Again, I'm not saying Sanchez is the guy, but Hoyer is just another Sanchez. I'd rather save that money for someone with more upside (Kaep?) or just roll with Sanchez and a rookie.

Same.

Slim is right tho, hoyer does not turn the ball over as much as Marky Mark, but I do not think he is as good of a passer either.

There was a report that the Jets wanted to wait until after the draft to see what to do with veteran free agent Ryan Fitzpatrick.

Brian Hoyer is apparently in more of a hurry.

After meeting with the Jets yesterday and today, the Texans castoff could be close to a decision.

According to Adam Caplan of ESPN, he’s expected to have a new team “quickly,” and four or five other teams are interested.

The Cowboys have suggested they might be among those teams, at the right price. But because Hoyer has proven himself a more or less stable alternative, the market for him as a backup figured to be a good one.

rest - http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...visiting-jets/

I have a feeling Hoyer will sign with us on the cheap (if so, it'll be because of the franchise mostly). I would prefer that not be the case. But, if we do, it only tells me how much confidence the team has in Siemien.

The Browns just traded their #2 pick down to Phili. Goff & Wentz will now go 1 & 2.

Originally Posted by artie_dale

I have a feeling Hoyer will sign with us on the cheap (if so, it'll be because of the franchise mostly). I would prefer that not be the case. But, if we do, it only tells me how much confidence the team has in Siemien.

The Browns just traded their #2 pick down to Phili. Goff & Wentz will now go 1 & 2.

Philly is a train wreck.

I wonder what they are going to do with Bradford?

Originally Posted by slim

Philly is a train wreck.

I wonder what they are going to do with Bradford?

I imagine Bradford starts for them this year while Wentz/Goff learns the ropes and takes over in a year (or two).

Originally Posted by slim

I think Hoyer is a little better at taking care of the football than Sanchez.

Historically Sanchez has turned the ball over a lot.

Not sure about INT's, but I do know that Sanchez has fumbled 51 times. That's one hell of a big number.

I don't pay too much attention to INT's because there are a lot of factors. Hell - Elway didn't have a great TD to INT ratio. Not comparing the two, just saying that INT #'s don't tell the whole story.

Originally Posted by underrated29

Same.

Slim is right tho, hoyer does not turn the ball over as much as Marky Mark, but I do not think he is as good of a passer either.

That's true, but I just mean that we're looking at the same tier of QB. Having a few mid/low tier guys doesn't make us any better than we were before, in my opinion. Plus Hoyer's absolute debacle in that playoff game is fresh in my mind.