Here’s what stood out to me during practice Saturday morning.
THE GOOD
1. QB Brian Hoyer. As far as what Hoyer could control, he was perfect. Of his six incompletions, one was a drop by Pierre Garcon, two were throw-aways and three were pass breakups by cornerbacks. Hoyer threw zero bad passes. Overall, he completed 13 of 19 (68 percent), and he was just dinking and dunking. He threw five deep balls. “I didn’t know he could throw the ball that far,” Garcon said after practice. “He loves throwing the deep ball. I didn’t know his arm was that strong.