11-09-2023, 02:49 PM
(11-09-2023, 02:16 PM)Whatever Wrote: Allen is a lot more dangerous than Lamar. While he can be careless with the ball through the air, he can also straight out beat you with his arm. Jackson is a glorified game manager as a passer.
Allen is statistically much better at avoiding pressure than Jackson. Lamar has the lowest pressure % in the league this year at 14.4%, yet has still been sacked 21 times on 45 pressures. Allen, by comparison, has been sacked only 13 times on 67 pressures. Even Burrow on his bum leg for half the year is better at avoiding pressure than Jackson, taking 18 sacks on 56 pressures. Jackson 's pathetic ball security also somewhat negates Allen's recklessness, as Jackson has fumbled 10 times in 9 games so far this year.
Sure hope this shows the next time we play Lamar because I cannot disagree. The problem is Lamar seems to pass the ball well
against our Defense, at least he has the last time we played. I think we match up better with Allen than Lamar with how both Offenses
are constructed, Lamar has a great running game besides himself usually, that really helps against us.
We need to shut down the Ravens run game, keep Lamar in the pocket the next time we play them and I see us winning for sure.
It is time to sweep the Division the rest of the year at the very least.
(11-09-2023, 02:41 PM)QueenCity Wrote: Lamar knows who he is.. he's a runner 1st and passer 2nd. Teams know this so his WR are almost always open when he throws the ball as they have to wait to see if he takes off.
Allen has no idea who he is which is why he struggles. He stopped using his legs which made him a monster. His arm is amazing but it's the combination that extends drives and wins games with Allen under center.
If Allen would actually rely on reading Defenses more and pass the ball out of the pocket more while not committing the turnovers
he could be a top QB again. Problem is like another poster said, he is trying to be the hero all the time and that isn't the way you
want to play QB in the NFL. It puts too much pressure on him and leads to these turnovers.
