Brian Hoyer has signed with Indianapolis, with multiple reports calling it a three-year, $12 million deal with $9 million guaranteed.
Source: ProFootballTalk
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How Brian Hoyer’s TV stream services helped Patriots win
The biggest play of Super Bowl LIII was made possible by Patriots backup QB Brian Hoyer. The play was actually made by Stephon Gilmore, who corralled a duck from Jared Goff for an interception that all but wrapped up a 13-3 win for the Patriots. But, if not for Hoyer, New England defensive coordinator Brian Flores may have never called the blitz that forced Goff to just throw it up for grabs and Gilmore may have never used the technique that helped him make the play.
Source: USA Today
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Former Spartans Brian Allen and Brian Hoyer Preparing for Super Bowl LIII
Former Michigan State Spartans Brian Allen and Brian Hoyer are preparing for Super Bowl LIII on Sunday, Feb. 3 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The game will begin at 6:30 p.m. and is being televised on CBS.
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Brian Hoyer’s NFL journey reinforced by list of targets he’s completed passes to
The “journeyman” tag gets a lot of run when it comes to veteran backup quarterbacks. Brian Hoyer has worn it well. There were 11 passers taken in the 2009 NFL draft, and while the Michigan State product was not one of them, he’s gone on to complete more passes in his career than all but first-round picks Matthew Stafford, Mark Sanchez and Josh Freeman have in theirs.
Source: Pats Pulpit
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Former Michigan State QBs Nick Foles, Brian Hoyer on opposite sidelines for Super Bowl
A little more than a decade ago, they shared the same quarterback room. Brian Hoyer was the redshirt junior starter while Nick Foles was a true freshman fighting for playing time. On Sunday night in front of a worldwide TV audience, they will be on opposite sidelines at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis for Super Bowl LII, and the roles are reversed.
Source: MLive.com
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Brian Hoyer Preparing for Super Bowl LII
Former Michigan State quarterback Brian Hoyer, now a member of the AFC Champion Patriots, is preparing for Super Bowl LII as New England will meet the NFC Champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, Feb. 4 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The game will begin at 6:30 p.m. and is being televised on NBC.Hoyer, a back-up quarterback for New England, is making his second Super Bowl appearance with the Patriots. He also was a back-up quarterback on the Super Bowl XLVI team.
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Brian Hoyer voices support for Mark Dantonio at Super Bowl
As the Larry Nassar child sex scandal continues to sprawl through East Lansing, Mark Dantonio has come under some fire for his handling of accusations against his players of the years. But he’s got a supporter in Brian Hoyer.
Source: MLive.com
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Brian Hoyer, Trae Waynes Preparing for Championship Weekend
Two former Michigan State Spartans – Patriots quarterback Brian Hoyer and Vikings cornerback Trae Waynes – are preparing for NFL Conference Championships on Sunday, Jan. 21. Hoyer, a back-up quarterback for New England, will be looking to go to the Super Bowl for the second time with the Patriots. He also was a back-up quarterback on the Super Bowl XLVI team. New England hosts Jacksonville at 3:05 p.m. on CBS in the AFC Championship Game.
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Four Spartans Prepare for NFL Divisional Round
Four former Michigan State Spartans – Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell, Titans right tackle Jack Conklin, Patriots quarterback Brian Hoyer and Vikings cornerback Trae Waynes – are preparing to play in the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs this weekend (Jan. 13-14).
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For Kirk Cousins, Another Reunion With A Michigan State Mentor
While quarterback Kirk Cousins will catch up with his former offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan, he will also have the chance to face off with his former Michigan State teammate Brian Hoyer.
Source: Washington Official Site
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Michigan State in the NFL: Riley Bullough, Hoyer, Stanton impressing
Michigan State has a healthy 35 alumni in the NFL, per ESPN. At the moment, it feels like fewer. Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell continues to hold out in a contract dispute. Max Bullough is on that list, but he’s unsigned and reportedly facing an eight-game suspension for performance-enhancing drug use. The Houston Texans cut wide receiver Keith Mumphery at the same time as Bullough shortly after the release of a report saying Michigan State had expelled him for violating the school’s sexual
Source: Land of Ten
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John Lynch: 49ers QB Brian Hoyer Has ‘Exceeded Expectations’
Fans are going to need to be convinced without a shadow of doubt. They’re going to need more than positive reports from practice and quotes about leadership and competitive nature. It’s going to take regular season wins (multiple) before fans jump in with both feet in support of Brian Hoyer. A quick review of Twitter mentions makes that readily apparent.
Source: 49ers
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Brian Hoyer having an easier time in second stint with Kyle Shanahan
The 49ers have a new coach in Kyle Shanahan and Shanahan brought the offense he’s developed over years as a coordinator with him to Santa Clara. For many members of the team, that means they are getting a lot of new information thrown their way during the offseason program. One exception to that rule is quarterback Brian Hoyer, who played for Shanahan when both men were with the Browns and signed a free agent contract with the 49ers this offseason.
Source:ProFootballTalk
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49ers QB Brian Hoyer not worrying about Kirk Cousins
Brian Hoyer insists he isn’t spending any time worrying about whether the 49ers and coach Kyle Shanahan are trying to acquire Kirk Cousins. “I know he knows Kirk, he drafted him in Washington,” the presumptive 49ers starting quarterback said Friday in a press conference at Levi’s Stadium. “I signed a two-year deal, but I was really focused on the excitement of flying out here, meeting these guys and seeing what we can do this year. You look beyond that and you’re doing yourself a disservice.”
Source: East Bay Times
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49ers land former Michigan State QB, but it’s not Kirk Cousins
Quarterback Brian Hoyer will be reunited with former offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan in agreeing in principle to a two-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers, according to reports.The NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport said the former Michigan State QB chose the 49ers over the New York Jets in order to play for Shanahan, who recently became the 49ers’ coach.
Source: MLive.com