McCarron hype gaining steam

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(06-26-2015, 08:46 AM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: They were 7-4 under Hoyer. They benched him in the Bills game (which is somewhat understandable) but Hoyer had done well in that position all year, being down. Browns almost beat the Colts, but defense ends up losing the game. They're now 7-6. What do they do? Bench Hoyer for Manziel. he had a 3 game stretch where he threw 7 interceptions and no touchdowns. Understandable to be upset about that. But Hoyer had a 11:5 TD to INT ratio beforehand.

So I can somewhat understand it, but everyone knew that Manziel was raw. He even looked raw against the Bills in the 4th quarter. People may clamor for McCarron. But I don't see him as an upgrade. Nor do I see him as a long term franchise QB.

Those fans turned on him as soon as that day dream was coming to an end, they never truly wanted Hoyer to succeed, they wanted Johnny fookin Football. As soon as the opportunity struck, the front office's hands were tied.

McCarron's just an unknown, and all the things people claim he is right now, Dalton basically was coming out of college, a winner, don't crumble, had a certain fire. The more you hype up McCarron the more the fanbase would be willing to try him out when Dalton's struggling, and they may not have a choice but to play him, even if they feel he wasn't ready like Johnny wasn't.