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Allen incomplete to Robert Foster. Looked like a pretty accurate back-shoulder throw down the left sideline but possibly another miscommunication between he and Foster.

Josh Allen expects Robert Foster to run slant but he doesn't...

Peterman likely sacked here but scrambles outside the pocket and throws an accurate ball across his body for a gain of six. Peterman with a nice pass off the play-action to the tight end (?) Peterman on another completion to the tight end (Lee? Towbridge?) off play-action.

11 on 11 McCarron to Shady by design from shotgun. McCarron play-action (likely) sacked on the blitz McCarron to Charles Clay for a gain of 11 McCarron either sacked or a checkdown to Shady with YAC...you be the judge.

Peterman finds Logan Thomas across the middle for a gain of 20. McCheckdown to Ray-Ray McCloud, who jukes a man out his shoes and shows some burst. McCarron pass attempt over the middle broken up by the linebacker McCarron with a good throw to Khari Lee 15 yards down the field with some YAC... McCarron eventually finds Jeremy Kerley for a good gain on a nice accurate throw. Might have held on too long, though.

Peterman with a decent 30 yard fade toward the tight end (Logan Thomas?) but he's unable to haul it in.

Peterman 7 on 7 - pass complete to Jeremy Kerley on out toward right sideline for a gain of 10.

Allen 7 on 7 with first-team, poor throw to Malachi Dupre broken up by LorAx. Thrown behind Dupre. Allen to Benjamin across the middle - dropped pass in traffic. Allen to Benjamin - nice accurate 5-yard throw at left sideline, gain of 8 yards. Allen checkdown to Taiwan Jones. Throw higher than we want it to be. Benjamin has no idea what's going on. Allen with a nice touch pass to Charles Clay 20 yards down the field.

Josh Allen deep pass down the left sideline to Robert Foster, who makes a nice catch but didn't look like he was in bounds. Also looks like it would've been a sack before Allen threw in a real situation. Oops. Here it is... Peterman with a perfect back-shoulder throw to Jason Croom for a 23-yard gain.

Wide receiver screen - Peterman to Austin Proehl for a good gain.

McCarron shotgun, empty backfield. Pass attempt to Charles Clay, tipped by Eddie Yarbrough.

Allen with a sloppy misfire to an open receiver 8 yards down the field at the right sideline off a play-action rollout. McCarron shotgun empty backfield, quick pass to Clay(?) across the middle for a medium gain. McCarron steps up to avoid sack (blitz), scrambles for a solid gain. McCheckdown to Travaris Cadet. Good protection by the starting OLine here.

Peterman in pistol, play-action fake, attempts deep pass to Robert Foster that falls short. Good coverage by Lafayette Pitts. Looked like Yarbrough providing pressure from the blind side.

McCarron finds Streater for a 12 yard gain. Nice protection. Streater either dropped the pass or fumbled.

McCarron play-action quick pass to Charles Clay across the middle... McCarron shotgun hand-off to Shady up the middle for a nice gain Chris Ivory breaks one...

Peterman to Streater

I'd be shocked if Zay was cut but until he can get out on the field and show progress he's on the outside looking in. Rookies drafted after the 4th round are far from locks and truly have to earn their spots on the 53 man roster. It's still early in camp, but at this moment Proehl and McCloud have a tall hill to climb. Make more plays and get reps with the 2nd team and they'll move up.

Holmes is consistently getting reps with the first team and plays a crucial part on special teams. Someone is going to have to step up and beat him out at both spots in order for him to not make the team. Reilly seems to be on the right track.

He's going to have to prove it.

Based on reports so far (including OTA's and minicamp), I'm thinking the WR ranking currently looks something like this... 1. Kelvin Benjamin 2. Jeremy Kerley 3. Andre Holmes 4. Malachi Dupree 5. Brandon Reilly 6. Rod Streater 7. Robert Foster 8. Zay Jones 9. Quan Bray 10. Kaelin Clay 11. Raymond McCloud 12. Austin Proehl 13. Cam Phillips

The AJ McCheckdown Era begins.

This is the dumbest contract I've seen in recent memory.

Allen could be a bust. He could be great. He could be somewhere in between. /thread