Matt Corrall

[top dawg]

1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Let's hear this history, wise sage.

Peyton Manning was 11-of-21 with 2 interceptions and 123 yards in his preseason debut.

On an off note, not that you have to agree..

 

I think you've lost all objectivity when it comes to Corral. I don't know what you expect with him getting so little practical time in TC. He's a rookie doing the bulk of his real learning during these preseason games. He's going to have to take his lumps traveling on a rocky road. 

Baby steps...

[LinvilleGorge]

3 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Peyton Manning was 11-of-21 with 2 interceptions and 123 yards in his preseason debut.

On an off note, not that you have to agree..

 

I think you've lost all objectivity when it comes to Corral. I don't know what you expect with him getting so little practical time in TC. He's a rookie doing the bulk of his real learning during these preseason games. He's going to have to take his lumps traveling on a rocky road. 

Baby steps...

Peyton Manning. When you have to go back a quarter century to "prove" to our point I think you've lost all objectivity.

[micnificent28]

I mean it's early but so far out of all the big name guys willis picket corral and ridder, I think we have the worst. Just doesn't pop or wow with what I have seen so far. That undeniable talent. 

Has been really what a rookie who isn't getting many reps should look like. I don't see him as the future.

[Jackie Lee]

5 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

I mean it's early but so far out of all the big name guys willis picket corral and ridder, I think we have the worst. Just doesn't pop or wow with what I have seen so far. That undeniable talent. 

Has been really what a rookie who isn't getting many reps should look like. I don't see him as the future.

Those other guys haven't played yet this week so it's all camp hearsay til they step on the field Tmrw-Mon. I think they've all been put in better situations to succeed based on camp reps and better coaching for the most part. Ridder maybe not better actual coach but def more reps to be prepared

[lightsout]

I think I can guess who here didn't play ball at a high level in high school or beyond based solely on this thread.

 

Corral doesn't look like a starter. He's not expected to look like a starter. Nobody with a brain expected him to impress, only to show some progression and capability. He has. Not at a starter level, but for a young raw kid, he's showing most people a little bit of ability. He looks like a kid with good physical tools, good mechanics and footwork, and improvisational talent when needed.

He has promise. He isn't ready. To write him off as a bust now is dumb. To say anything more glowing than is typed here is dumb. Can we just lock this thread now? We're all worse off now for reading some of these takes.

[top dawg]

20 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Peyton Manning. When you have to go back a quarter century to "prove" to our point I think you've lost all objectivity.

Yeah, OK.

Manning is arguably the most notable. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nfl.com/_amp/troy-aikman-peyton-manning-among-qbs-with-bad-first-starts-0ap3000000445192

I'm not trying to prove anything, just stating information. Furthermore,  no one can prove anything to a person who's not receptive or has made up their mind about something.

If you don't see what others see, that's your prerogative. But, patience really is a virtue in the face of knee-jerk reactions.

[rippadonn]

1 minute ago, lightsout said:

I think I can guess who here didn't play ball at a high level in high school or beyond based solely on this thread.

 

Corral doesn't look like a starter. He's not expected to look like a starter. Nobody with a brain expected him to impress, only to show some progression and capability. He has. Not at a starter level, but for a young raw kid, he's showing most people a little bit of ability. He looks like a kid with good physical tools, good mechanics and footwork, and improvisational talent when needed.

He has promise. He isn't ready. To write him off as a bust now is dumb. To say anything more glowing than is typed here is dumb. Can we just lock this thread now? We're all worse off now for reading some of these takes.

Our point is he actually looks like he would have been worth more reps this camp if not for Rhules confusion.

Nobody gets to the level this kid has without talent. Of course he could've played, with a better line. PJ got twisted up too.

[rippadonn]

He didn't get all the help in the world. The drops, the two false starts, Patriots downing it on the three, the sack.

[LinvilleGorge]

15 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Yeah, OK.

Manning is arguably the most notable. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nfl.com/_amp/troy-aikman-peyton-manning-among-qbs-with-bad-first-starts-0ap3000000445192

I'm not trying to prove anything, just stating information. Furthermore,  no one can prove anything to a person who's not receptive or has made up their mind about something.

If you don't see what others see, that's your prerogative. But, patience really is a virtue in the face of knee-jerk reactions.

He looks bad so far. The other rookies look better. That's it, that's all. No one is saying to cut the kid. You're just twisting in the wind.

[AceBoogie]

1 hour ago, GOAT said:

he looks confused and frantic. it's funny that he went to Oaks like Jimmy, they really do look a lot a like. That release is nice but when you're just gunning it at people that arent ready or finished with their route, it just looks like you're way off target.

the one play that really told me he wasn't an NFL QB was against the redskins when he was getting sacked and tried to get rid of it which resulted in a fumble. He got bailed out by a penalty.

I'm bummed, I was really rooting him on trust.

Against who?

[trueblade]

2 hours ago, Jaxel said:

Matt might have a broken foot at this point, so it may be moot.

This is the bigger issue than how he looked. Durability was a concern in his draft profile and he missed most of the draft build up because he got hurt (foot/ankle) in his bowl game. 

I don't know what his ceiling might be, but if he can't stay healthy, he can't help the team.

[KillerKat]

Looks like Rhule mightve gotten the out he needed to keep PJ on the roster. 

[ThPantherFan]

On 8/13/2022 at 4:07 PM, NAS said:

Not the start he wanted, completely lacked composure today.  He should have been allowed to play behind a better offensive line.  He was rattled early and never recovered.  

You know what you have with PJ yet they insist on giving him bulk of the quality reps. 

The sooner rule's gone the better off he and the Panthers will be.

[OldhamA]

5 hours ago, rippadonn said:

He actually looks good. With reps and actually playing football he may have been ready to be QB1(with the right coach) or QB2.

I was just thinking of Matt Moore the other day. He had a better than average career. Matt Moore would actually win this "QB Competition".

Corral is a slightly more skilled, more mobile Matt Moore. I think that's his career trajectory. Once he bulks up a little, gets stronger he'll be a problem.

He looks very good at times in spite of Matt Rhules sabotage.

Revisionist history - Moore was a competent backup, but found out any time he had to start for an extended period of time.