That was the first time I've watched Brissett for an entire game and it's actually a great compliment to even call him a game manager. He often had lots of time to throw but couldn't locate receivers downfield, usually throwing very short passes with the receivers having to make shoestring catches while falling to the turf for completions. He wasn't able to lead anyone, just throw passes to receivers who were just standing there a short distance away (or falling to the turf trying to make the catch). The Indy receivers admittedly suck with their only good one T. Y. Hilton playing on a tender calf, but with that excellent o-line, Andrew Luck (who mostly played behind poor ones) would have a field day. If Indy doesn't upgrade at quarterback they'll never be a serious contender with Brissett.
