Brit Pack

Like I said before I don't like him, just a non-rational bias. But I think he has improved massively. He is much more aware of the rush and making reads. While I actually prefer Kizer I would feel more comfortable Hundley backing up AR then anyone else. Hence keeping three QBs might be a pill we have to swallow which I never thought would be the case.

Value went up again last night...

So you don't believe in player development then? You don't feel that the QB position is one of the toughest to play not just in American Football but in all of sports. That within a nine game sample size the future of a player and his potential has been determined? Or that players do suck when they first play like Jared Goff or Steve Young and it takes a while for a player to figure it all out. That it takes time to learn the position and only game time reps can do that for you. It is funny we are much more forgiving of a wide receiver when it comes to development then we are of a QB. Look how many seasons it has taken Adams to flourish, or even guys like Jordy or Donald Driver. They didn't all hit the ground running. Funny thing is I don't want to defend Hundley cos I don't even like him but I get more frustrated at the fact that through his limited playing time people have already determined his potential.

I know this is being over the top, it was only one preseason game but he made a couple of throws I didn't expect him to make. He oozed a lot more composure. He made some reads, he wasn't looking to pull the ball down and run. To be frank I'm not a Hundley fan, I hate QBs that chew gum but I just get the vibe that his curve is pointed up and he will build as a player.

For sure but the potential ironic situation that I'm talking about is the point at which Hundley leaves us is the point where he actually puts it all together and becomes a viable player. Which would mightly suck. And what would suck even more is that Kizer never figures it out. Or if suddenly we feel really comfortable with Hundley do we end up paying to keep him and ditch Kizer, or end up going forward with three QBs? The better Hundley plays the harder I feel it is for Green Bay to walk away from him. They have already invested some years and if he his developing well they would hate to see him go. Which in turn causes the dilemma. I really like Kizer, he comes across smarter than Hundley and has a more live arm but what I saw last season and not to such a bad extent in the first preseason game is that he mightly struggles in the red zone. He moves a team down well enough but he had a crazy number of ints in the red zone last year and had quite a few tries the other night to get the ball in the end zone and didn't look comfortable.

I'm half expecting Cobb to end up on IR this season. As much as it pains me to say it, I wish we just cut him and save some cap dollar

The rock and the hard place my friend is that if Hundley does play well and if you want to keep him after this season you got to pay up when we probably had no intention of doing so, couple that with you just traded for a backup QB on a cheap contract for the next three seasons. If Hundley had shown some level of competence last season we surely wouldn't have made that trade for Kizer.

Ahhh but that was the Hundley of yesteryear this is the new head removed from his butt Hundley. The only way is up baby!!!!

It is, but imagine we dump Hundley and the light switches on for him and we end up getting stuck with Kizer who never clicks on. And then Rodgers goes down with another injury!!!!!

Don't know if I will do it if I was Gute, think of Macks wages.

What happened to Josh Jones, I saw him walk off, was it a concussion?

It will be multiple first rounders by the end of preseason. Mark my words

I bet it will be our luck that Hundley steps it up further and totally outperforms Kizer. Then we are stuck between a rock and a hard place!

I thought his preseason play last season was poor, Taysom Hill looked the business then. I believe he was injured the season before that during the preseason and played well in his rookie year, that's when talk of his stock being high was being stated.

As of 24 hours ago I would have agreed. I think the value starting to creep up. Maybe a conditional 7th rounder as of now. If he keeps on playing well. I'm mean made some money throws yesterday. It could get back up to a 4th. But do we try to trade him or keep him?