Wayne Arnold

3rd round grade on a player that was under serious consideration at #1 and ultimately went #7. Oh yeah, he's a natural!

"My #1 (concern about Allen) was just that I thought he consistently showed on tape struggling to process what was going on. Almost like he had no plan at the line of scrimmage and simple stuff that defenses were doing to him. Whether it was a one linebacker blitz against the protection he seems surprised by it. And I just know that that is something that is really difficult to understand and take to the next level when you get to the NFL because it only becomes more detailed, more complicated, more disguised. So I think that's going to be a big hurdle for him to jump." I didn't see this on 2017 tape and find it hard to believe that this is the case considering the reports that teams were impressed with his chalkboard explanations and recall. I wonder what Orlovsky is referring to specifically.

Two NFL snowflakes so far and it's not even June. Charmin soft.

When you forget you're not posting on the Jaguars fan message board.

I don't think Streater's body contains the requisite durability for this.

I was trying to be nice. I will say though that the Wyoming offense improved a lot over the course of the season in 2017, so he should at least get a little credit for that.

Very good defense. Craig Bohl is a good defensive-minded head coach and you're lucky to have him. The offense that's currently run, however, is terribly outdated and his OC Vigen is likely way in over his head.

Some of you continue to confuse offense and defense. What does Wyoming's defense have to do with Allen? Btw, Wyoming's defense was 3rd in the MWC last year. Not the best. Yards Per Game 11. San Diego State 16. Fresno State 21. Wyoming

Allen plays on offense. Not defense.

Here's an interview by Wyoming's local PBS station last summer.

Cool photo with Derek Carr during Allen's high school days...

Here's evidence that he does not "bail on the pocket at the earliest sign of trouble." He finds the space within the pocket, keeping his eyes downfield, and makes the accurate throw for the easy touchdown.

I read the article. I still don't understand the writer's point.

The games where his teammates were completely overwhelmed? Not great examples.

I watch Cousins speak and interact with these young players and I'm baffled by Washington's decision to let him go.

I've been watching all of Allen's games very closely. I don't see him struggle with anticipation and timing like you say he does. Was he late on some throws? Yes. Could he improve his progression speed? Sure. But that goes for every quarterback in history coming out of college.

https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/205592-daboll-had-a-specific-plan-for-josh-allen-if-the-bills-drafted-him/?tab=comments#comment-5100168

Hogan is bigger, faster, quicker and stronger. But they're both white. So good comparison.

Can you provide evidence of Allen not processing information quickly? I don't think that's true at all.

Is Greg Cosell on medication now? Dude lost his mind on Twitter last year.

Just wait until the Bears cut him in late August.

That's what I was thinking but then again I have no idea who these players are so I'll give Chris the benefit of the doubt.

Seriously. Even the harshest Allen critics will say "At least he can hit a 15 yard out as well as I've ever seen."

I take it you've never seen Josh Allen play?

Film, you say?