Mikey152

I feel like the accuracy thing is significantly overrated; especially when most of the bias is based on something as trivial and multi-variable as completion percentage. In two situations where you are able to make a somewhat apples-to-apples comparison, the senior bowl and the combine, Josh Allen was among the most accurate Quarterbacks there. At the combine specifically he looked like a man amongst boys and it wasn't just the distance but the ball placement as well. Bottom line is he doesn't just throw hard. If that was the case, he wouldn't be a top prospect. He is talented. His "accuracy" issues have more to do with anticipation and timing than anything wrong with his arm or mechanics. You know, the kinds of stuff better coaching and teammates can possibly fix.

I would worry more about the depth than Poyer...He's a smooth athlete, played corner at an all-american level in college, and is, by all accounts, a heady player. He's not an all-pro or anything, but he can contribute. Additionally, it's fairly clear he was targeted as a free agent...so clearly the staff sees him as a fit.

I don't know...if you include Alexander in that mix both in the case of injury and as a pass-rush specialist, It's not a bad group. You aren't going to dress more than 4 or 5 in a given week anyway.