Ever since they limited practices and shortened preseason, the first few weeks of the regular season have been filled with these brutal-to-watch games where neither team has any rhythm whatsoever.
His Wonderlic score was literally three times better than Jackson's, and that's why he was able to read complex defenses and throw the ball further than five yards from the line of scrimmage!
Nothing about it is wrong. Manning is one of the most clutch QBs of all time. Jackson chokes in every big game he plays in and can't read defenses. His MVP award last year was a complete joke.
Allen led the league in TDs last year and didn't even make the Pro Bowl. They gave Jackson an MVP for a totally pedestrian season. There is an obvious chasm in regards to how they're treated by the media and NFL players. Get real here, dude.
Probably because the QB for the Bills is the most harshly criticized player in football even though he carries the whole team on his back weekly while Lamar Jackson receives nothing but glowing praise for occasionally completing two-yard dumpoffs to wide open fullbacks.
Pretty crazy to see Josh in all these commercials. I remember Bruce getting the "Bad things, man" ad with Dennis Hopper, and then never seeing a Bill featured in a commercial again for, like, a quarter-century.
I agree with you, but Kirk Cousins was the first guy to negotiate a fully guaranteed contract. He doesn't seem to get a ton of respect for his negotiation skills.
They are poor at evaluating offensive talent. Think about how long Cook and Kincaid sat before being utilized. I mean, Peterman won a QB competition over Allen under their system.