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Will Grier would have hit jarius

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kungfoodude Grand Master

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When you have a QB not getting the job done, it is pretty natural to want the next guy to come in.

Hell, how many people were screaming for Ron to sit Cam last year when it was painfully obvious he was playing hurt and it was impacting his play? 

Same thing minus the injuries at the moment. Allen isn't getting it done, he isn't completely to blame but at this point why not see Grier? 

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8 minutes ago, philit99 said:

Ghosts. Our Oline is trash. Grier would be ok for half a game then he would start hearing ghosts. We are done, until our lines are fixed we are done, does it matter who drives the bus off the cliff?

There were a couple of plays where Allen braced himself like he thought he was about to get hit with no one really near him. It's a concerning, if understandable, behavior to see.

Also, in regards to the final play, young quarterbacks will be inconsistent, game to game and series to series. They also tend to struggle in the tight red zone. We've seen both issues out of Allen this year. That isn't to make excuse  -- he's gotta make that read and throw -- but to cast doubt on the notion that another young QB, one with even less game experience than Allen, would have surely made the read and the throw. 

Edit to add: I also agree we need to see Will Grier in game action before this season is over.

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rippadonn Grand Master

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Also, why the heck was Kyle pump faking? They were coming regardless.

I was sooooo looking forward to eating some crow on Kyle Allen, just then he started to fall apart.

Staring down receivers missing the whole other side of the field with a wide open receiver for the win!?

The oline did give him time at times, I saw it, he's letting the pressure get into his head. A lot of missed opportunities on his part.

Yet again, the backup QB is teh savior. Ron isn't stupid. Once we're out of playoff contention you'll see Grier.

You can't keep a high draft pick on the bench when a guy in front of him implodes every week. A fumble every week. Now a int at the wrong time every week.

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10 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

bet you he does, sorry Chuck but it's true. Grier's strength is Allen's weakness: a deep ball

@Carl Spackler   @mjligon  Do you guys ever watch players or do your own research? It’s hilarious to see people like you try to throw your own brown $hiat on the wall in hope that it’ll stick. Just bc Allen is an average back up QB and has proved to be one, you guys suddenly want the next guy on the depth chart to start. So then you dummies will try to believe whatever you guys want to imagine.  Everyone knew that Grier had a puss arm at WV except Panthers joe blow fans like you. Grier suck and we will be drafting a QB in the 1st round if one is available. Golden Boy Jimmy Clausen is better than Grier.
 

Will Grier:  
Weaknesses

  • Average arm talent

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/will-grier?id=32194752-4902-2415-512e-3cae73b00f0f

Kyle Allen:  
ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS: There’s a reason why he was a top recruit coming out of high school: his arm. Allenpossesses a strong arm and is capable of making any throw. He made a number of throws that were put where only his receiver could get it, including many deep shots placed perfectly. His arm strength also allows him to make off balance throws when pressure is in his face. 
 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.underdogdynasty.com/platform/amp/2018/4/13/17219366/2018-nfl-draft-prospect-profile-kyle-allen-qb-houston-cougars-texas-a-m-aggies
 

 

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rippadonn Grand Master

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The NFCS is tough. Headed by NO:poison: ATL:poo: and us.

New Orleans (blah) has been beasting.They're beating everybody not just us. Atlanta rises up every once in a while. Carolina has had relative success. NFC Championships etc.

We play NO well at full strength but we didn't get Teddy Bridgewater to back up Cam. Mistake. If you want to "win" this year. Maybe they really didn't...

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