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Will Grier looking better than expected.


Jeremy Igo

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I definitely see us keeping three with Allen and Grier battling for 2nd string. Grier will absolutely get better with time and has much more natural talent than Allen. Grier made great strides from mini camp to camp, and I expect that to continue as he becomes more comfortable with the playbook and NFL speed. 

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3 hours ago, TheRed said:

If the roles were reversed you can bet your bottom dollar the years long established anti-Cam posters who have been suspiciously very quiet the last week would be here chirping the loudest pushing for Grier.

As it is no one that I can see has shown up to gloat or anything of the sort about Grier looking less than ideal at fan fest like we know some fans would do if Cam missed passes. We've seen it every damn preseason. Do I need to dig up gameday threads?

@Carl Spackler wobble on back in here like Cotton Hill, I'm not done with you.

What the fug are you talking about lol

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59 minutes ago, steven8989 said:

I'm so tired of everyone saying how great Allen did against damn Taints starters. They was not playing for a damn thing and it wasn't all starting defense. Please shut up about the damn game Allen had against them. It was a damn exhibition game!

It isn't exactly a cakewalk to win in New Orleans, the Panthers should definitely know. If you'll give a rookie quarterback the benefit of the doubt, why would you hold it against Allen for winning his first start? Just because you have an opinion about the circumstances of the game doesn't diminish how he played on the field.

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18 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Lol. English is not your forte is it?

Also, do yourself a favor and go look at the snap counts. Their entire D played the first half and we were up 23-0 at half. Sure they weren’t playing for anything but saying he didn’t do well against the starters is just plain wrong or saying that the Saints starters weren’t trying to tackle or break up passes while they were playing is ridiculous. The main reason the game wasn’t competitive was that chasm between Brees and Bridgewater is bigger than the Grand Canyon.

Yeah 23-0 against a team that doesn't care. Ur one of the many that doesn't get it.

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7 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

He threw five passes all night and completed three.

Both of them were throwing against a collapsing pocket. Allen’s two best throws were on plays that absolutely would’ve been sacks were they live in-game. He held onto the ball for five seconds before rolling out and hitting his man. 

To be fair.  That’s the issue with saw with him last night.  Only 5 passes.  And 4 scrambles because he is having processing Issues.  It will all calm down for him at some point. But it looks like he reads his first receiver then tucks and runs.  

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2 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

What the fug are you talking about lol

 

2 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

When @TheRed doesn’t have people to argue with, he just argues with people who agree with him lol. Hope you aren’t like this at home. It’d be miserable. 

 

Is it that difficult for you to simply admit you were wrong about your false claim that I am "rooting" for Grier to suck?

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18 hours ago, TheRed said:

 

 

Is it that difficult for you to simply admit you were wrong about your false claim that I am "rooting" for Grier to suck?

No because when examining everything else you’ve said in this thread, it’s either pro-Cam or “hope Grier isn’t David Carr.” High praise indeed. I noticed when he was being complimented in here, for someone who likes him you sure had an interesting way of showing it. That was all. The Cotton Hill thing was good though.

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