08-24-2014, 08:07 AM
I think the posts in this thread are missing the point.
According to the article, Kevin Hogan assessed his performance and concluded he needed to improve:
1. His release by shortening it
2. His footwork in certain situations
Now, he may have been advised by his coaches to do this or he may have arrived at the conclusion himself, but it really doesn't matter. The point is Hogan is already good and he wants to get even better. That's a great thing to see from a team leader. Is he an elite QB in the making? The jury is still out on that, but at minimum it won't be because he thought he knew everything and couldn't stand to improve. It's just a bit puzzling to see how many people see downside to someone analyzing his performance and wanting to take steps to improve. And frankly the skepticism that Hogan can improve the things he's been working on improving, is a bit surprising.
According to the article, Kevin Hogan assessed his performance and concluded he needed to improve:
1. His release by shortening it
2. His footwork in certain situations
Now, he may have been advised by his coaches to do this or he may have arrived at the conclusion himself, but it really doesn't matter. The point is Hogan is already good and he wants to get even better. That's a great thing to see from a team leader. Is he an elite QB in the making? The jury is still out on that, but at minimum it won't be because he thought he knew everything and couldn't stand to improve. It's just a bit puzzling to see how many people see downside to someone analyzing his performance and wanting to take steps to improve. And frankly the skepticism that Hogan can improve the things he's been working on improving, is a bit surprising.