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This is incorrect and you can say wrong context if you'd prefer. The Jags starting RB already ran like Ivory so he wasn't a compliment. They obviously in the top half of the year just used Ivory as a similar back - thunder and thunder, if you will. It had some success but they later in the year went to T.J. Yeldon, who has the size to be powerfull for sure but is definitely a make you miss RB. Yeldon is just better than Ivory - so they obviously went with him. We need Ivory as a change to what Shady does. It's really that simple. He's likely not going to get a ton of work but we didn't have a runner like him on the roster and it's a positive signing to fill a roll.

Ivory is 2 years and 4 months younger and was nearly 41% more productive in just 2 more games. He's done because look what Tolbert did? He's the perfect compliment - in terms of age (maturity) and style. He's the kind of back that can not get a carry in 2 straight weeks - then give you everything he's got in the next game because the match up is better. He understands his role. Yes a guy that gets two carries, one for 1 yard and another for 10 has a 5.5 YPC - but Ivory is the kind that gets you one for 3 and another for 4 - obviously not every time but he's a guy that truly hangs more around his average. He's a battering ram - a pain to tackle - veteran that is rested (didn't play a ton the 2nd half of last season) - he absolutely is a threat in the passing game (very much unlike your comparison of Tolbert - and he's exactly the type of runner this team needed.

Who would you need to "sell" the no QB to?

I felt like Zac Dysert was going to be the surprise QB from 2013 and I wanted the Bills to take him badly.

Seems like a great guy. Absolutely enjoyed watching him on America's Got Talent.

I'm sure you're a nice guy but you're boring me on this topic. No worries, I'll move on.

The first part came along because you responded to two posts - I should have deleted. Clearly you responded to me then I to you - so nothing was taken out of context. You and I were discussing your ability to see the future and also how you incorrectly evaluated Allen's accuracy. I get it, I'd avoid that if I was you too.

I agree. These things mean a lot to players. Mularkey didn't say this publicly but if I recall correctly it was rumored that he said he didn't know about the streak.

So you're just going to completely ignore that almost all draft evaluators are wrong consistently and constantly? Analytics shows you and they are wrong - now what? Just ignore that? Boom or bust is a joke - there's no way to predict that. He's not the QB you wanted - just say that and stop your clamoring about possessing ability to predict the future. Especially when you're going to bring along other sources that try and predict the future and have been proven to be wrong.

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Beane did say if there's a player available that makes them better, they'll look at it.

The entire draft is a gamble so of course they do. The odds are against anyone and every drafted QB. Allen is no exception and also shouldn't be singled out as a particular risk.

I can't wait until Josh Allen shuts his critics up.

Wow, great read

Likely heartbroken and angry at the same time.

He runs higher than other WR's his size.

I don't think it's his size - it's that he runs high. There's no waist bend when he runs or catches the ball and he exposes his body to hits.

Totally agree. Benjamin isn't a scrub but he's got to stay healthy and make an impact. We shall see...

Still takes passion and if you've ever done that kind of work - getting out of it will make you passionate to do something else.

Very happy they found the problem that helped him make an intelligent decision. Real solid player and an even better person.

but he isn't a veteran

We will try to win every week this year. McDermott proved that concept last season even as he made significant player changes. McCarron will have an opportunity to prove he's a starting QB. In the background we'll be developing a young QB. McD has stated on multiple occasions he has a plan for Allen and the team has a lot of work to do. We have a young talented incomplete roster. McD and Beane have a plan. They will try to win every week, let players compete for jobs, develop players and continue to add the right players each year. You know, like what the good programs do.

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I support his decision about 80% to do this. In saying that, I've always been somewhat sympathetic with TO. I think there's something good about him at his core - he's just totally misguided on how to execute a successful life.