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PFT: Kyle Allen has a shoulder injury *Does not appear to be serious


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I am truly baffled by all this Grier starting talk.  For context, I'm a WVU college football fan and I think Grier can develop into a decent starter long-term or at least a competent backup.  But there is absolutely no reason to think he is ready to start this year.

Kyle Allen has earned the right to start these final 8 games with Cam being out, and this is the best path forward for everyone.  The team needs to evaluate what we have in Allen, and that is independent of Grier IMO.

I still think a truly healthy Cam is our best option, but I'm also objective enough to realize Allen has played at a decent level, and showed some major improvement last week.  The Titans defense is not the Cardinals.

It's embarrassing that some people want to portray our QB situation as one where you have to either support Cam and bash Kyle or vice versa.

I don't know if Allen or Grier is going to be the guy long-term.  Grier is going to go into next season as backup at best, just like Allen did this season, and as he should given their respective performances so far.

Allen and Grier both still have trade value, as done Cam.

Anyone that tells you how everything is going to play out at QB over the next 9 months is lying.  There are simply too many variables at the moment.

I am going to support Kyle Allen and hope he can help guide this team to the playoffs.  What happens after that is completely up in the air.

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1 minute ago, TN05 said:

Grier has fundamental issues with the way he throws the ball that need to be fixed. If he can do that he can actually probably be pretty good, but this takes time.

 

He’s Touchdown Jesus.  You don’t worry about mechanics.  You just trust in the magic of the beard. 

I mean I don’t want Allen to implode so that we see Grier.  But I mean at the same time....I want to see Grier too.  Just curiosity really.  Always have it about guys 

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1 minute ago, Seltzer said:

I am truly baffled by all this Grier starting talk.  For context, I'm a WVU college football fan and I think Grier can develop into a decent starter long-term or at least a competent backup.  But there is absolutely no reason to think he is ready to start this year.

Kyle Allen has earned the right to start these final 8 games with Cam being out, and this is the best path forward for everyone.  The team needs to evaluate what we have in Allen, and that is independent of Grier IMO.

I still think a truly healthy Cam is our best option, but I'm also objective enough to realize Allen has played at a decent level, and showed some major improvement last week.  The Titans defense is not the Cardinals.

It's embarrassing that some people want to portray our QB situation as one where you have to either support Cam and bash Kyle or vice versa.

I don't know if Allen or Grier is going to be the guy long-term.  Grier is going to go into next season as backup at best, just like Allen did this season, and as he should given their respective performances so far.

Allen and Grier both still have trade value, as done Cam.

Anyone that tells you how everything is going to play out at QB over the next 9 months is lying.  There are simply too many variables at the moment.

I am going to support Kyle Allen and hope he can help guide this team to the playoffs.  What happens after that is completely up in the air.

Hey everyone!  Look at this idiotic super reasonable and good  take!  Do you even huddle bro?  This post needs a lot more crazy to it.  I also didn’t see a single sentence where stated who you hated the most. 

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14 minutes ago, CRA said:

He’s Touchdown Jesus.  You don’t worry about mechanics.  You just trust in the magic of the beard. 

I mean I don’t want Allen to implode so that we see Grier.  But I mean at the same time....I want to see Grier too.  Just curiosity really.  Always have it about guys 

Sometimes you might want to read that to yourself before you hit send.  Not that there anything wrong with that.

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2 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Sometimes you might want to read that to yourself before you hit send.  Not that there anything wrong with that.

LOL.  Yeah, bad wording upon reflection.  Pie for the Seinfeld reference too. 

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52 minutes ago, TN05 said:

Grier has fundamental issues with the way he throws the ball that need to be fixed. If he can do that he can actually probably be pretty good, but this takes time.

Changing throwing mechanics is a risky path......often results in an injured foot.

I'd advise Grier to go forward with the throwing motion that brung him.....

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