Any chance Hoyer's numbers will be better than Jay's?

Not sure I'm ready to read 14 weeks of 'Tank the Season' threads. Maybe it's naive of me to believe the Bears can turn the train around despite their injury woes and their shitty start, but I do believe it. I think this team can still finish 8-8 and I'd like to see them do it.

Still, let me start the opposition to this tank the season talk we'll be hearing from now til December: top 10 quarterbacks aren't the panacea to a program's problems. Sure you can point to Carson Wentz and root your call. BUT What's Lynch or Goff doing right now? Last I saw Jameis Winston was looking shitty and Marcus Mariota? Meanwhile Prescott and Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby Brissett demonstrated their value as depth. Tanking a season for a lottery ticket ain't the way to the promised land. This team needs to establish an identity and identities are forged through adversity. If they fold they're going to form into failures and that will plague this team until Fox's fired and the front office brings someone new in to do another 2-3 year rebuild... **** that.  
  

Regarding the original post, it's possible Hoyer can have better results than Cutler if, as has been pointed out by others, the offensive line can improve their push and pass protection. A strong run game would help Hoyer a immensely and if they can get that ground game going, Hoyer might find success in the middle of the field. I also think The Log needs to show some flexibility with his conservative cuckold play calling. Hoyer is not Cutler and needs to have a different script. The Log's alone in the middle of the river and the fan base from Lake Itasca to the Gulf of Mexico is staring at it as it floats down stream. Show us you're cut from something substantive.