Brian Hoyer

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431 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 3d ago

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Brian Hoyer: Caleb Williams ‘is one of the most electric players’ in the NFL · 3 Sep 2026 podcast

Well th to me what I've always looked at i is you have to find the safeties.

That's when when the play is about to be snapped, those guys will give you the information more than any other player on the field.

So I always had a checklist.

I'd come up, I'd look at the front.

Okay, some fronts would tell me there's a possibility of this blitz coming.

So okay, you cross that off your checklist.

Then you l you check the linebackers and the level that they're at, then you peek the corners and then ultimately as the as I'm getting

Ready to snap the ball with the cadence, I am watching the safeties and and particularly one in general, which would be the weak safety.

Um that's who I would always watch.

And then based on what he did, I felt like that would give me an indication of what the coverage was.

And so I I have him out there reading safeties, and sometimes it it looks good, and sometimes he's like, Oh, I the safety did this.

And I go, No, he didn't.

You gotta keep your eyes on him.

So I think there's gotta be an emphasis of that of teaching these quarterbacks

Like you can't just look at your receivers, you have to see the defense as well.

Yeah, no, I I had a great quarterback coach, uh, offensive coordinator, his name is Nick Ristifo.

Sadly, uh he passed away last year, but uh from the moment I was a freshman, he was talking about all right, on this play, we had the you know, we ran the the most classic plays that that you had out there, like a a a dig and a post.

And he's like, All right, if the safety takes the dig, then you're gonna throw the post.

And so I I you know, that's how I learned uh gosh, I don't want to say how many years ago, twenty five.

years ago.

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