Post by D6 on Mar 14, 2022 9:24:47 GMT -5
Lions bringing back Tim Boyle
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This new thread is a continuation of the following thread:
Lions signing QB Tim Boyle (NTRFA-Packers) to 1 yr contract
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/970/lions-signing-boyle-packers-contract
This new thread relates to the following threads:
Lions Free Agency Preview and Results: ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1361/lions-free-agency-preview-results
NFL Free Agency Preview: Quarterbacks ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1357/free-agency-preview-quarterbacks-2022
NFL Draft Preview: Quarterbacks ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1317/nfl-draft-preview-quarterbacks-2022
The news of the Lions re-signing Tim Boyle is disappointing and concerning. Unless the Lions draft a QB who realistically will emerge as the Lions # 2 QB sometime during the 2021 season, the Lions re-signing Tim Boyle is a decision that Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell could easily regret. Granted, Boyle is a team player who fits the role of a # 2 QB when the starter is healthy enough to play through a game. The concern is when Boyle is called upon to play in a game( s ). Hopefully, his greater familiarity with the Lions system will lead to the type of improvement that Holmes and Campbell are apparently envisioning.
..........
This new thread is a continuation of the following thread:
Lions signing QB Tim Boyle (NTRFA-Packers) to 1 yr contract
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/970/lions-signing-boyle-packers-contract
This new thread relates to the following threads:
Lions Free Agency Preview and Results: ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1361/lions-free-agency-preview-results
NFL Free Agency Preview: Quarterbacks ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1357/free-agency-preview-quarterbacks-2022
NFL Draft Preview: Quarterbacks ( 2022 )
detroit-lions-forum.proboards.com/thread/1317/nfl-draft-preview-quarterbacks-2022
The news of the Lions re-signing Tim Boyle is disappointing and concerning. Unless the Lions draft a QB who realistically will emerge as the Lions # 2 QB sometime during the 2021 season, the Lions re-signing Tim Boyle is a decision that Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell could easily regret. Granted, Boyle is a team player who fits the role of a # 2 QB when the starter is healthy enough to play through a game. The concern is when Boyle is called upon to play in a game( s ). Hopefully, his greater familiarity with the Lions system will lead to the type of improvement that Holmes and Campbell are apparently envisioning.