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What is the deal with Plummer?

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ForJimmy Grand Master

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21 minutes ago, NAS said:

 

My biggest concern is how do you evaluate wide receivers

Route running, separation, blocking. Basically everything but catching. 

I think Dalton would have received a lot of reps had he not been injured/recovering. I don’t get why Luton didn’t get more reps than Plummer. He has shown to be a better choice for QB3 if we even keep 3. 

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3 hours ago, NAS said:

 

My biggest concern is how do you evaluate wide receivers

Especially when there's a guy on the bench that's looked better in the very limited action he's had.  You can disrespect the fans all you want by playing whoever.  That's the team's prerogative, and I don't really care.  But damn these guys are out there trying to make plays and get good stuff on film, and this dude is not even practice squad level.  It's wild.

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3 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Route running, separation, blocking. Basically everything but catching. 

I think Dalton would have received a lot of reps had he not been injured/recovering. I don’t get why Luton didn’t get more reps than Plummer. He has shown to be a better choice for QB3 if we even keep 3. 

This is my only answer I can come up with to your question.

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Likely because he knows the calls better than Luton as he's been here longer. He showed his knowledge of the offense a little bit with how he got Dillon Johnson lined up in the second half.

I'd be surprised if he makes the PS tho. Lot of QBs out there about to get cut and the Panthers will likely want a QB3 they believe they can depend on.

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