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What accuracy problems, lol

no its not everything, but good to have in your arsenal my friend, Allen could take a defenders head off with that kind of velocity... ...that'll teach em...

The accuracy part of the conversation was very interesting. I can't get over the 72 mph Allen is getting on some of his throws. thats unheard of, and he drops back on his own 7 yard line at the combine and rings his target at the opponents 24 are you friggin kidding me... ...good grief...

Peterman can back A J up so Allen doesn't get thrown into the fire

The good thing is McCarron and Peterman give Buffalo the luxury of bringing along Allen at a slow pace. I also think A J McCarrons foot work and game management skills are a good example because they are somewhat similiar in size and athleticism in my humble opinion.

Good stuff Almost deserves its own thread because every Bills fan should see it IMO. Strongest arm ever, EVER, we need to harness that strength...

Buffalo is a hard place to play when it comes to harsh weather conditions. I don't think Rosen is built to handle it IMO. Josh Allen from a size, arm strength, and intelligence perspective really is a great fit for what McD and company are trying to accomplish in my humble opinion. Could the Pegula's have influenced the decision? absolutely, but make no mistake , the Bills HC preaches smart and smart is what he gets with J Allen.

70 mph? WOW, wind? what wind? Superman...

awesome

Or could it have been brought on by the Bills and or Allen deliberately. If you were Josh Allen would you want to go to Cleveland? No offense to Browns fans, but I wouldn't...

Mock is just another opinion. On the other hand when half the football world puts Josh Allen going 1st overall to the Browns common sense tells you allot of opinions right or wrong think Allen will go 1st overall. Did some GM's feel this way? possibly, or possibly not and to assume you know differently is just another opinion. My opinion, Josh Allen was at the top of our board...

Big, Smart, cannon arm that can throw with Big Ben velocity. I also think despite McCarrons lack of NFL playing experience he will become a very good mentor for Allen.

A J McCarron is an upgrade over Tyrod Taylor in my humble opinion so I agree with you. Granted McCarron still has to go out and prove me right...

I'm picturing Charlie Sheen in the back of your cab powdering his nose.

Perhaps going to the Browns didn't appeal to Allen and he leaked them himself

I just hope Josh Allen is taking all this in and adding fuel to the fire. Buffalo is a loser for drafting a guy going 1st overall on half the mocks? hahaha

The way I see it Bills fans had 5 good QB's to pick from dividing the fan base up into 4 or 5 groups. I understand being disappointed for not getting your preferred choice, but most reputable sports analysts agreed Josh Allen has the highest potential upside. Calling it a blunder at this point is a little early in the process...

I can't argue with Buffalo being in a bit of a rebuild mode. Myself personally though, I love the fit. A J McCarron is a good QB and should fill in nicely through the growing pains in my humble opinion jrober38

Elite athletes run the more precise routes, get better separation, have a bigger catching radius, adjust to the football better then your average WR in my humble opinion. The better O coordinators/systems at the college level, or successful is perhaps a more appropriate description also run a more QB friendly style Offense IMO. Alabama for instance with its run 1st mentality on O and stiff Defense wins championships with practically anyone behind center and why A J McCarron failed to get recognition. I get your point , but when you put a big armed smart kid behind a good Oline and provide him with an elite supporting cast like Shady at the RB position good things can happen in my humble opinion.

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I understand the skepticism, Supporting cast however does matter in everything a QB is able to accomplish in my humble opinion. Josh Allen tries to make the harder throws because he can vs dumping the ball off and his completion percentege suffers because of it. Lets coach this kid up and see what happens. We already know Allen can make every throw he will be asked to make at a very high velocity. Time will tell...

Or playing with kids that 99% of don't make it to where Josh Allen is today. H.S. stats to make an argument, seriously?

If you subtract all the bubble screens and dump offs from the other top QB's you might find similar numbers/ completion ratio as Josh Allen. The other top prospects also had a better supporting cast. You get that right?

back at you buddy, Old time favorite...

Albeit Allens dump offs and bubble screens didn't pad his stats like other QB's in the same draft class...