clearing up this kyle allen vs cam newton battle

[raz]

3 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

Snark + dismissiveness are not the ingredients to furthering serious discourse. He already basically admitted to being so triggered by the audacity of people admiring a throw by a certain Panthers QB that he felt inspired to go out of his way to try and dig up statistics to discredit our current QB and prove these supporters wrong.

It’s not hard to see what his motivations are. I’m fairly certain if I actually cared enough to dig up his post history, we’d find that he’s one of those people who take any praise of Allen as a slight towards Cam. Do you think I’m wrong?

i do not.   

[weyco2000]

9 hours ago, grimesgoat said:

I don't think things have changed too dramatically.  I still see guys get first downs and don't feel a need to celebrate or play to the cameras.  They just get back to work.

Likewise I still see guys score touchdowns and actually celebrate with and/or congratulate their teammates like it was the olden days.

I don't watch post-game pressers, but I bet there weren't too many "new generation" guys wearing blouses and scarves to meet the press.

Basically if your not winning games, but continue to do things to draw attention to yourself in a team game, if would not surprise me if some teammates find it unprofessional or irritating. 

Great post! There's times in a game when emotions overwhelm one, but not every damn first down. Meanwhile,  the play clock is running down and we have to burn a timeout,  but that's Ron's mismanagement of the game. 

[trueblade]

17 hours ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

all of his incompletions beyond 20 yards were graded as “inaccurate” which is fair.

 

 

14 hours ago, MasterAwesome said:

 

If that's inaccurate (and that's how you said it was graded), then I can't trust their grading.

[Mr. Scot]

Check out this passing chart...

Man, look at all those downfield incompletions.

I'm not all that familiar with this guy, but I'm guessing he sucks at throwing deep