Behind the Steel Curtain on Drew Allar
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Howard and rookie Drew Allar didn't face nearly as much pressure from the Green Bay defense, and both looked poised and decisive. The two combined to go 17-of-22 passing and 239 yards... Allar accounted for three total touchdowns, two through the air and a three-yard touchdown on a second-and-goal option run
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Allar's preseason debut shows consistency on easy throws, addressing prior mechanical concerns.
Rookie QB impressed in preseason debut against Green Bay backups with poised, decisive execution of West Coast concepts; combined with Will Howard on 17-of-22 passing for 239 yards; Allar accounted for three total touchdowns (two passing, one rushing on second-and-goal option). Film analysis shows Allar executing the Dragon concept cleanly on his reads, placing the ball well on slants and flat routes—addressing prior concerns about consistency on easy plays versus difficult throws. On his first NFL pass attempt, Allar ripped a fastball to Kaden Wetjen on a Levels concept for an explosive gain. Source notes Allar faced minimal pressure and vanilla coverages but executed McCarthy's basic West Coast designs at a high level, hitting his layups and showing calm, collected demeanor despite prior skepticism about his mechanics.
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