At this point, Fales has learned not to get too comfortable in one place.
Fales = a less experience Hoyer. Same arm, same impotent offense.
Doesn't put up the yards though. Not that it matters.... there are never any points associated with the yards, but Hoyer was putting up the yards. So Fales is actually more efficient. He can put up no points with much less work.
Fales = a less experience Hoyer. Same arm, same impotent offense.
Doesn't put up the yards though. Not that it matters.... there are never any points associated with the yards, but Hoyer was putting up the yards. So Fales is actually more efficient. He can put up no points with much less work.
Hoyer gets paid more so he has to at least make an effort to put up points. Fales will get a pass for not scoring just as long as he doesn't throw any picks or fumble.
Potential labrum tear in the throwing shoulder for Cutler....season would be over. Getting a second opinion.
That means the Giants could be the last game of the Jay Cutler era.
As much as I think its going to be harder next year with a rookie QB running the show, I'm more than a little relieved. I also understand soul's argument that they shouldn't move on from Cutler until they have the replacement. But I also have to factor in the getting better argument. If you believe you can do better than Cutler you have to move on from him. Cut the chord and get moving. I'm NOT one of those guys who thinks its easy to find a starting QB (I don't believe in drafting a QB later than day 2, and UDFA's never work out--Romo/Warner prove the rule since they are the ONLY ONES you can name out of the more than 300 UDFA that are draft eligible every year.) But if you don't try, you are stuck with what isn't working.
