Comments about ‘BYU football: Star receiver Cody Hoffman shines vs. San Jose State despite injury’

Given our QB's lack of accuracy, it is truly amazing that Hoffman could catch 13 balls. He's good.

Hoffman is one of the five best WRs to ever play at BYU. Without him, Nelson's numbers would be even worse. If Heaps had used him as his go to guy, he would still be playing at BYU. If Beck or Hall were throwing to Hoffman, his numbers would be off the charts.

Many of of us trust that Hoffman will be resting his injured shoulder until the bowl game.

CougFaninTX

Normally I don't like to tolerate any negative comments about the members of the team...

... but your comments are spot on. The one thing I hope Hoff can do, in addition to everything else we ask of him, is to rub off on Apo. Can you imagine Hill having both Hoff and Hoff junior on the field at the same time. Man, give us a TE from the old school (not so old) and that would be a qb's dream.

If we had a quarterback we could be 10-1 and Hoffman and Apollo would be all Americans. Won't Apo be happy to see Riley go!

Cody is a ray of sunshine in a gloomy offense.

Those who think things would have been all rosey with a different QB (Heaps, Hill, Lark, Mangum, whoever) with our current coaches (Bronco & Brandon), are definitely living in a dream world. Always fun to dream though.

As a BYU fan, may I observe that it is really hard for a coach to succeed at BYU. The coach is expected to recruit good players who stay within the honor code, be a fireside coordinator and if called to also be a Church leader and do it all for around a mere million dollars a year. Kyle Whitingham earns two million a year and doesn't have to do all those things. Hmmm - so why isn't Kyle Whittinham succeeding? Anyway, perhaps it is too much to ask that BYU lets their football coach primarily coach football and allow the other resources there to coordinate other important activities. I am beginning to wonder if Bronco is the right guy for the job? He certainly has made questionable decisions (such as lettling Riley play injured so much). I don't envy Tom Holmoe and the decsions he is likely going to have to make during the off season. It will be interesting to see if they let Brandon Doman go. Oh heck, what do I know anyway - I just like my Cougs and hope they can figure out how to get back to winning football games again!

There have been only 3 bright spots on BYU's offense this year: 1. Cody Hoffman, 2. Jamal Williams (who should have been given the ball more), and 3. Taysom Hill (who also should have been played more and should have taken a knee on the most perplexing call of the entire season).

If you read the papers and these comments Cody, please stay for one more year.