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Panthers trade QB Kyle Allen !!


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1 hour ago, Catsmiaow said:

 Such dislike for KA. Anyone who dares speak up for the UDFA reserve QB should go follow another team because he wasn't as good as Cam? Just listen to yourself. Its kind of sad.

See below.

1 hour ago, TheRed said:

Oh stop the waterworks already. The "dislike" is for losing. Not even the only Panthers MVP in team history has gotten a pass for losing. Kyle Allen is hardly the only former Panther to get kicked out the door anyway, nobody shed a tear for Thomas Davis or Greg Olsen. Why should a UDFA who played here one year be any different?

 

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1 hour ago, TheSpecialJuan said:
Kyle Allen knows HC Ron Rivera’s system & will be a good back up. A young QB that can make all the throws. Ball comes out quick, is accurate, & good on his feet. Rivera believed he could win w/ him. Saying he made quick decisions & was calm under pressure. TO’s are a concern.

Make all the throws? LOL!

 

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43 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Oh stop the waterworks already. The "dislike" is for losing. Not even the only Panthers MVP in team history has gotten a pass for losing. Kyle Allen is hardly the only former Panther to get kicked out the door anyway, nobody shed a tear for Thomas Davis or Greg Olsen. Why should a UDFA who played here one year be any different?

You're determined not to give him any credit, that's what bothers me- some fan.

He was never meant to be Cam Newton and carry the franchise. If that's the standard you were holding an undrafted QB to, who had never had training camp reps with the first team, then I can't help you.

Any reasonable person would accept that scoring 31 points against the division winner in their house in November coming from double digits behind twice deserves a little respect. 

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2 hours ago, Catsmiaow said:

 November 2019

 Kyle Allen 23/36 256 yards 3 TDs 0 ints

Vs NO saints brought the team back from 14-0 down and 31-18 down.

= not close to being a starting NFL QB.

OK.

 


The Golden Calf of Bristol has a few good games too.

 

You don’t get benched for Will Greir because you are starter material.

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1 hour ago, Cary Kollins said:


The Golden Calf of Bristol has a few good games too.

 

You don’t get benched for Will Greir because you are starter material.

You can't include games where his HC is a DB coach. 

He was around .500 under Ron, the Saints win was stolen by Slye. God forbid we hand the saints their 3rd loss knowing if we win out and the saints lose to the 9ers we win the south, then lose to Washington as we did.

I think the team had given up after NO, you don't lose games like that and have 6 losses and make the playoffs. 

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I said this elsewhere, but Allen did what a backup QB is supposed to do.  In the NFL, you expect your backup to come in for anywhere from a few plays to maybe three or four games, at most.  If you are expecting your backup to start more than about three or four games, he had better be a former starter or the heir apparent waiting in the wings and nearly ready for the starting job.  Allen checked the boxes for being a reasonable backup.  By the end, he did not give any indication he was the heir apparent waiting in the wings.

All that said, getting a high fifth rounder for him is great (with the exception of what I said earlier in the thread, Hurney is making the pick).  I would not have had a problem with havinghim around as the backup, but backups that aren't future starters are expendable.

Last year, we knew going in that if our starting QB for most of the year was not named Newton, we were dead.  We had a good run with Allen as the backup, but Allen is a backup, not a starter. 

This year, at least based on the roster and Cam's expected situation right now, if our starter for most of the year is not named Bridgewater, we are dead.  The difference is the expectations this year are almost nonexistent. 

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