He's going to be a can. Same as Rosen.You are pretty clearly understating his physical potential. If he were just a big guy with a strong arm, he wouldn't be talked about as a 1st round prospect. Just like Tom Savage wasn't, just like Zach Mettenberger wasn't.
He's obviously far from a finished product, but his ability is still tremendous.
Whooooooooo draft week!
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He's going to be a can. Same as Rosen.
To be fair that's what our (what position do we play) team's offense for the last 3 years.My bigger concerns wouldn't be the completion percentage, but what caused it. It was chiefly that he played in a ludicrous backyard-style system.
To be fair that's what our (what position do we play) team's offense for the last 3 years.
Meh I think people get caught up on this. His arm is crazy - 70 MPH velocity, "feather passes 50+ mph", exact same release time as Tom Brady, but for how smart he supposedly is there are so many breakdowns on how he doesn't understand the basic stuff. Like counting rushers vs blockers which is fundamental stuff. His QB rating vs the Blitz is like half that of all the other QBs. Things like accuracy, throwing with anticipation, understanding a defense >>>> pure arm strength. And give me a Peyton Manning/Tom Brady statue that can slide in the pocket over a pure athlete QB that bails from the pocket any day.Probably, but saying he's only a body and arm is just false. The guy has unbelievable natural talent. He's nowhere near the prospect that elite guys like Luck, Goff, and Manning were, but he has more raw physical talent than any of them. His movement, dexterity, and ability to zip out throws from any angle reminds me of Rodgers.
My bigger concerns wouldn't be the completion percentage, but what caused it. It was chiefly that he played in a ludicrous backyard-style system.
Meh I think people get caught up on this. His arm is crazy - 70 MPH velocity, "feather passes 50+ mph", exact same release time as Tom Brady, but for how smart he supposedly is there are so many breakdowns on how he doesn't understand the basic stuff. Like counting rushers vs blockers which is fundamental stuff. His QB rating vs the Blitz is like half that of all the other QBs. Things like accuracy, throwing with anticipation, understanding a defense >>>> pure arm strength. And give me a Peyton Manning/Tom Brady statue that can slide in the pocket over a pure athlete QB that bails from the pocket any day.
Pretty thorough breakdown there. Honestly I had never heard of Allen until his name came up in pre-draft chatter. I don't watch much college ball and Wyoming football isn't big here in NC.Have you watched the guy? Im not making this up. He had an awful career and throws some of the dumbest, worst shit imagineable.
Jawalrus isnt the only big armed, tall QB to be a can. Its a very common theme.
Drafting project players is one thing, taking them with a top pick is another.
Here is a really, really good write up on him. Highlights of his arm strength, athleticism, and absolutely shit QB play.
https://www.diehards.com/national/film-room-josh-allen-good-bad-ugly-mysterious-nfl-draft-prospect
The more I watch Allen the more I want to put him at number one with Rosen. Any other year Allen would be the best qb of the draft. Incredible to have two HoF potential talents at qb like those two.
Well... 3 of those 4 teams don't need a QB and at least 2 won't have a chance to get him so.....Do you want your bills/Seahawks/panthers/eagles
To take Allen?
Well... 3 of those 4 teams don't need a QB and at least 2 won't have a chance to get him so.....