09-08-2014, 04:49 PM
I applaud that Hogan is trying to improve his delivery. He needs to if he wants a shot at the next level. I have not had the stomach to watch the second half of the game after suffering through it live. I re-watched the first half and was struck by two things: he consistently missed the mark and our much improved receivers were forced to reach back or up for balls. He also continued to lock in on the primary and made it easier for dbs to move with Hogan's eyes. The series at the end of the first half where he took too long to audible coming out of a time out, was especially frustrating: 12 players in the huddle - penalty; delay of game due to his audible - penalty. On the next play he locks in on Ty and is nearly picked off.  I need to watch the Remond Wright fumble, but my guess is that is on him as well. I feel for him following the greatness of Andrew Luck. I was hopeful that we would see a much improved Hogan, but this game was clearly a step backward in terms of both technique and red zone leadership. It's not all on him, clearly, but I'm with OF on him not being on target. Â