Hogan (weird seeing him as #9) had mixed results. He did not usually have much time to throw, to be honest. He had some good throws, and one or two great ones, some of which were dropped by receivers (one of them intercepted after it bounced off the receiver's hands). But he also had some bad throws, too, particularly on the last drive. Likely trying too hard to make something happen. As always, he showed his athleticism with his legs; scored a TD on one long scamper. But he's likely battling to stick as a third string as it seems Drew Lock is pegged as the backup.
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