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Originally Posted by Lov2fish
When Allen was in college he was good. AR was not. Everyone saw what Allen had the potential to be, but with AR you saw what he was. Tape proves he is what he was in college, horribly inconsistent and couldn't hit a wide open receiver, even with no pass rush. He is just not good. Folks can be an apologist for him all they want, it won't change he is not a good QB.
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Actually Allen and AR were a lot closer than you think in college.
Allen's career college stats: 56.2% completion %, 44/21 TD/Int ratio, 767 rushing yards (3.2 ypc) and 12 rushing TDs in 25 starts.
AR's career college stats: 54.7% completion %, 17/9 TD/INT ratio, 1116 rushing yards (6.9 ypc), and 12 rushing TDs in 13 starts.
Not saying AR will work out, but his throwing stats in college were pretty comparable to Allens', and obviously his rushing stats were much better. AR was also playing against SEC defenses while Allen was playing in the MWC.