Brian Hoyer

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425 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 10 Sep

Brian Hoyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Interviews of the Week on 104.3 The Score: Aug. 31-Sept. 4 · 6 Sep 2026 podcast

percentage go up, but he's definitely one of the most electric players in the league.

And I think having Ben Johnson in his corner, teaching him how to play the game, um, has been incredible.

And man, he he definitely gave us some highlights last year to watch.

I mean, I don't care if you're a Bears fan or not.

the touchdown against the Packers where he drifts back to the fifty and throws it.

I mean, that was incredible and so

If he can mix in a little bit more of playing within the system, um, I think that gets his completion percentage up and then relying on the athleticism, you know, when when the initial read isn't there, that's gotta be the next progression for him.

Yeah, I mean there's no throw that he cannot make.

I mean he he has that Mahomes uh type ability.

I think even when you watch him at US C coming out, you're like, this is the closest thing to Mahomes that anyone's really seen.

But the one thing about the NFL game is is sometimes they're gonna try to take that away, right?

They're gonna try to make you read coverage and then cage rush you and the one thing he's got going for him is he's way faster than I ever thought he could be and he gets out on the edge and they can't really catch him.

I think when you have a coach like Ben Johnson who's a guru and he's drawing up these plays, you have to understand like there's there's a time and place for it.

And when the guys are open and trust me, like the receivers and they've done a good job of putting some good guy good players around 'em, whether it's Burden, Adunze, Loveland, those guys are working to get open in the timing of the play and the structure of the play.

And if they're open in that timing, you gotta hit 'em and and keep 'em happy.

And then no no

No receiver wants to go out there and run the scramble drill, you know, thirty two times a game.

They run their route.

They wanna run their routes, they wanna look good against the D Bs and they wanna get the ball in time so they can catch it and run it.

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