OnePantherPlace Film Room / Kyle Allen

[ellis]

[Black&BlueBubba]

Damn. I don’t remember that many bootlegs. Assume we will see a bunch of those tomorrow to help our porous OL.  

Well done Ellis!!!

[lovelett]

Healthy cam is better however he is not. He made some nice throws... maybe no one wants to get hurt on the D in a meaningless game but they don’t want to look stupid. Anyone who was a backup played there hearts out... unless you are a star that is your career... game plan who knows but besides a couple of guys out there they were playing to get a check another year.

[stratocatter]

That doesn't look like what I have been watching every week for way too long.

Love that '70s soundtrack. Maybe I'll just put that video on a loop Sunday.

[AceBoogie]

Let’s hope that very film isn’t the reason we lose Sunday. QBs tend to look worse once film is out on them. And he looked god awful in the preseason playing against starters with starters. 

[Mr. Scot]

4 hours ago, Black&BlueBubba said:

Damn. I don’t remember that many bootlegs. Assume we will see a bunch of those tomorrow to help our porous OL.  

Well done Ellis!!!

Allen is actually very mobile (so is Grier). He's also capable of being a half-decent occasional run threat, but I think a lot of people don't quite perceive him that way. 

Side Note,: People often use the terms "mobile" and "run threat" with regard to quarterbacks as if they were synonymous. They really aren't.

A mobile quarterback is one who can move around in the pocket and take off running if necessary. They might make a play with their legs every once in a while but you don't want to count on that.

A run threat quarterback on the other hand is an actual weapon in the run game (and one that opposing DCs fear). You want to send them on designed runs three or four times a game because they're capable of doing just as much damage as a running back when used properly.

Most pro quarterbacks not named Dan Marino are at least some level of "mobile" (heck, even Jake Delhomme showed DeAngelo Hall  some moves once). Not as many are run threats.

[Hoenheim]

I'm ready to see how this offense performs with a fully healthy QB 

[Mr. Scot]

The injured starter vs the healthy backup is a pretty common story in the NFL.

Nobody really likes it very much, but just about everybody gets to see it play out at some point.

[jfra78]

Love the video, but the OPP thing has to go.  I now have a song stuck in my head and I'm sure it will be there all day

[4Corners]

U down with opp

yeah you know me 

[stirs]

He was having to get rid of the ball pretty quickly due to the "great" Oline play, it was good he was mobile for sure. 

[Snake]

4 hours ago, AceBoogie said:

Let’s hope that very film isn’t the reason we lose Sunday. QBs tend to look worse once film is out on them. And he looked god awful in the preseason playing against starters with starters. 

So did Cam. 

[Snake]

3 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

I'm ready to see how this offense performs with a fully healthy QB 

Let's just hope Williams doesn't get this guy killed. If we lose it will be because of that very reason. 

[Carolina Cajun]

3 minutes ago, Snake said:

Let's just hope Williams doesn't get this guy killed. If we lose it will be because of that very reason. 

Hopefully having a healthy human back there will help a lot.  Cam newton with a crappy foot playing with a shitty offensive line is a recipe for disaster.