At first I thought yes.  But after thinking about it, maybe not.  If you play Allen the last 4 games and he lights it up, that would be a good outcome.  But that would be the only good scenario.  If you play him less than that, you probably have too small of a sample size.  If you play him 4 games and he's anything less that spectacular, you've wasted Bortles reps and experience.  As bad as Bortles is playing, the whole idea is for him to get better for next year, whether he's the starter or not.  Even if he can't fix his mechanics this year, he can still gain experience.

 

But looking at it from the perspective of the coaching staff, they're not going to waste their last 4 games on an experiment, and playing Henne would be nonsensical.  The coaching staff isn't playing for next year, so Allen may not even be a consideration.  

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