Post by brasilbear on Oct 5, 2016 13:01:24 GMT -6
Expect that Hoyer as a starter:
28 starts with 39 turnovers. That's Hoyer*Fixed...and curious where you got your numbers from LoL i used pro-football-reference
so Hoyer averages 1.4 turnovers a game with 36 TDs averaging 1.3 TDs a game (and is a 7 year vet who has lost starting jobs in Cleveland, Houston..)...So we have 1.29 TOs per game with 1.5 TDs (Cutler, your numbers from above) against 1.4 TO a game with 1.3 TDs a game (Hoyer). The argument doesn't add up.
As far as learning the game, why should the guy still learning the game get starts ahead of the guy who is ready to go (by all accounts Meredith isn't struggling in this area)? Is it because White has more potential? I'd start White for the same reason actually. But then I'd also start Cutler because he has 'better potential' than Hoyer. If we are starting production than White goes to the end of the line.
I get the context you are referring to. White has more potential/ability than Meredith at this point (while when he's not in a cast that is). But I'd also argue that based on career production, Cutler has more potential/ability than Hoyer. Basicially, overall as a board/forum, we are saying White keeps his job because of potential/ability while Cutler loses his because of production. Thats fine, as long as we know what/how we are arguing.
so Hoyer averages 1.4 turnovers a game with 36 TDs averaging 1.3 TDs a game (and is a 7 year vet who has lost starting jobs in Cleveland, Houston..)...So we have 1.29 TOs per game with 1.5 TDs (Cutler, your numbers from above) against 1.4 TO a game with 1.3 TDs a game (Hoyer). The argument doesn't add up.
As far as learning the game, why should the guy still learning the game get starts ahead of the guy who is ready to go (by all accounts Meredith isn't struggling in this area)? Is it because White has more potential? I'd start White for the same reason actually. But then I'd also start Cutler because he has 'better potential' than Hoyer. If we are starting production than White goes to the end of the line.
I get the context you are referring to. White has more potential/ability than Meredith at this point (while when he's not in a cast that is). But I'd also argue that based on career production, Cutler has more potential/ability than Hoyer. Basicially, overall as a board/forum, we are saying White keeps his job because of potential/ability while Cutler loses his because of production. Thats fine, as long as we know what/how we are arguing.
