Lieutenant Aldo Raine

Is this the nonsense you post to get to 14,000 posts? Do you even understand how the Practice Squad works? If you want to red shirt him, you don't expose him to the practice squad to get poached by another team. You simply don't activate him on game day.

Uh; pretty sure the OP argued he spend a year on the PS.

A practice squad player can be signed by another team, as long as the signing team adds the player to the 53-man roster. A practice squad player cannot be signed to another team’s practice squad.

His arm is still immature??? lol

Another attribute he brings is he played under center a lot, and as you can see, he has a really nice play action fake. He does a good job of selling it and not doing a half-ass fake. Coaches will have to temper his aggression at times, because he has a tendency to force throws because of his arm, and often because he was constantly playing catchup (especially last season). Wyoming didn't incorporate RBs much into their passing game, so once he gets a good feel for that and takes what the defense gives him, he will only get better.

#4 was Tanner Gentry. He is currently on the Bears practice squad - Bills should try and poach him and develop him. #88 in the videos is Jacob Hollister who is a 2nd yr backup TE with the Pats. #5 was Brian Hill who rushed for nearly 2000 yds. He lost all three of those players, to include his center (Redskins) in the 2017 draft who accounted for probably 90% of the TDs in 2016.

Pretty cools to see the Buffalo Bills fans begin to embrace Josh as you get to know him. Feels strange yet awesome to watch him transition from Wyoming to Buffalo; feels like watching your kid get married. The Bills got the QB with the best all-around talent and highest, yet untapped potential. While his coaches are great at Wyoming, he's never had QB specific coaching (besides the last three months with Jordan Palmer) that he will get with the Buffalo coaches. He's yours to mold and develop.

He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone. I take it you have never said anything needing forgiveness...think long and hard!

Nice write-up. In 2017, Wyoming RBs only accounted for 11 receptions ALL YEAR (barely 1 per game). If you watched Wyoming, they hardly threw any lay-up dink or dunk throws such as screens or RB flares. A dink and dunk throw in that offense was a 10 yard out pattern. Allen certainly had his share of ugly misses, but I am certain you can find those with every QB. His misses are magnified and over analyzed because of his completion %. As Chris Simms stated, with the offensive he had in 2017, it's amazing he even had 56%. Craig Bohl even admitted they didn't have the proper QB coaching at Wyoming to help him with his mechanics. Look how far he has come in three months under Jordan Palmer, and with the right coaching in the NFL, I think he will be very successful.