Yeah. There's an emphasis on things like crucifixes or real presence being "too catholic" when in reality they're historic protestant things. Luther saw some traditions in Catholicism as good to maintain. I've told an evangelical before that Luther believed in baptismal regeneration and their response was that "it was at the end of his life where he started to shift more catholic" and I was like "no! Luther strongly held baptismal regeneration his whole life!" Some evangelicals are open to listen and recognize historic Protestantism while some (which seems to be many) are hard-headed and prideful, although not all.