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Bottom Line on Allen in this game.


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, ickmule said:

Crazy huh? Even more crazy because Allen is a “good“ QB.  

 

    Dude, really? You called it 24-10 Texans, then smugly said you were out. Don't you think you need to take a rest from all this? At least until you decide which way the wind takes you?

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11 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Make no mistake about it we won that game in spite of Allen, he did his best to try and lose it.

 

But he’s a capable backup so I’m happy we won

Allen outplayed Deshaun Watson.  Allen had more yards and a higher completion %, but yet he's just okay despite out-dueling one of the most hyped QBs in the League.  Watson had fewer fumbles...that's the only stat line where he bested Allen.  The sad part, Houston's OL is supposed to be in worse shape than the Panthers.  After today, I'm not so sure.

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12 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

Make no mistake about it we won that game in spite of Allen, he did his best to try and lose it.

 

But he’s a capable backup so I’m happy we won

This is short sighted response.  Allen was a good game manager and kept our defense rested.  He lost the ball and killed some drives, but he performed well and kept the chains moving.  The play at the end where he dodged Watt was pro and ended up sealing the win.  In other words, he made some mistakes but he sure didn't 'try his best to lose it.'

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Just now, CatTower said:

This is short sighted response.  Allen was a good game manager and kept our defense rested.  He lost the ball and killed some drives, but he performed well and kept the chains moving.  The play at the end where he dodged Watt was pro and ended up sealing the win.  In other words, he made some mistakes but he sure didn't 'try his best to lose it.'

Lol defense was gassed until O’brien took a poo on himself 

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2 minutes ago, rico6 said:

Lol defense was gassed until O’brien took a poo on himself 

What are you talking about?  We won the time of possession battle.  And, according to Igo "After trailing in time of possession by seven minutes in the first half, Carolina flipped the script in the second half and time of possession ended nearly even."

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Just now, CatTower said:

What are you talking about?  We won the time of possession battle.  And, according to Igo "After trailing in time of possession by seven minutes in the first half, Carolina flipped the script in the second half and time of possession ended nearly even."

Houston was rolling on this tired out Defense before O’Brien called that awful, momentum shifting WR Pass play.

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