Mike135

Hope you're right.

Of course I'll support the kid too. Just don't understand why Macc would take the guy just learning to be accurate weeks before the draft.

Do we really want to spend the third overall pick on a guy just learning to throw accurately now? http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/04/22/inaccuracy-talk-bugs-josh-allen/ Inaccuracy talk bugs Josh Allen Posted by Mike Florio on April 22, 2018, 10:22 AM EDT Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen has enjoyed the draft process. Well, most of it. During a recent visit with PFT Live, Allen admitted that the amount of time that people have to talk about the draft on TV, radio, the Internet, etc. can become a little tiring. So I asked him what about the ongoing chatter regarding Josh Allen bugs him the most. “The inaccuracy issue,” Allen said. “Going back to college having a 56-percent completion percentage. Obviously, it’s not great. But I think that it’s a little blown out of proportion. I do think that I’m accurate. Jordan Palmer’s helped me out a lot throughout this process with getting my feet right. Once we did that [I’m] throwing the ball a little easier. The ball’s coming out and where it’s supposed to be.” So why the low completion percentage? “I think if you look at the film at the times that I did miss, my feet were jacked,” Allen said. “Going back to our offensive system I was asked to do a lot of things within our system. Threw the ball downfield a lot. I am the one to admit that I didn’t put the ball where it needed to be all the time. But, you know, given the circumstances that we had in Wyoming, we won two back-to-back eight-win seasons. It was a place where we ended up winning football games. I think that I helped out in that manner putting the team in the best position to win football games.” Others have explained the situation in similar fashion, and others have the freedom to say that maybe Allen’s receivers weren’t sufficiently skilled to catch his throws more often. Allen won’t say that; instead, he freely admits that he consistently didn’t put the ball where it needed to be. While that’s a fair concern, the fact that he won’t blame any of it on his receivers is a sign that he is and will be a good teammate at the next level, which is an underrated aspect of whether and to what extent his NFL teammates will want to embrace him — or whether they’ll want to punch him in the face.

I just hope Allen is gone by 3.

Don't understand how Allen is considered to be in the same tier as the other three. Seems everyone says Allen needs the most development. While the other three already have what it takes to play now if needed. Who says Allen can even become good enough to play?

Ha, that's bad, but he did bone Meadow Soprano. Now Tebow... yeah I could see him being gay. Those over the top religious ones are always suppressing something.

Mayfield. Even with his playgirl photoshoot.

8 days to go...

God damn Joe was the man!

It's time we had an openly gay player.

Does ticket exchange still not let you sell below face value? If so, there will be many more empty seats. Season ticket holders of teams having bad seasons sell seats for 10 bucks sometimes. No one is paying face value for Dec games for a 5 win team.

If the NFL keeps moving towards flag football, Jackson may be one of the greatest QBs ever.

Just please don't take Allen over Rosen. Rosen, Mayfield or Darnold. In that order, but I'll be happy with any of them. Choosing Allen over one of those three would suck.