Allen2Moulds

I know everyone will laugh at Mitch Trubisky now, but a lot of people were praising Trubisky, after the year he had last year. I personally didn't see it. They were able to mask a lot of his inefficiencies, but whenever he needed to make a big play (critical 3rd down/end of game) type of throw, he was off the mark more often than not. Josh doesn't, and won't have the stats that Mitch had, but he passes the eyeball test. He couldn't be any more different. I'd like to hear all the self proclaimed experts, on how inaccurate Josh is. That argument is getting a lot tougher with each passing game. Will he make some boneheaded plays from time to time, absolutely. So will Drew Brees, and even the great Tom Brady. Time and experience is the only thing, that can reduce that frequency.

I 2nd that WD.

I think the point many of us are trying to make, is that when Allen has a bad game, or even makes a bad decision, it's magnified. Right now, it's all about how great the Pat's D is, with Allen, it's how horrible he was against them. And yes, Sam is having the worse game of the 2. 8-24 for 50yds, 4 picks, 1 fumble and 0 Tds. This is no longer a debate.

Yea, trying to make something out of nothing. You watching Darnold right now? 4 picks and counting

Up to this point, Darnold has looked worse. 6-13, 34yds, 2 picks and a fumble. Josh was trying to play too much hero ball. Sam looks more confused than Josh. Let's see how he comes out in the 2nd half.

Diggs is in the same tier as Amani Cooper, but Cooper is a little better. At the time that Dallas gave up a 1st for him, many thought they overpaid. Cooper's perceived value was a 2nd round pick. That being said, maybe he could be had for a 2020 2nd, and 2021 3rd. It might even take 2 2nd rounders. Given what he could do for our offense, I would go as high as 2 2nds for him. He would essentially be replacing Zay Jones on the outside. The guy is a play-maker, when the ball is in the air. Diggs, Beasley and Brown, would be an outstanding trio.

Bruce Smith or Eric Moulds

I also would like to add, no Devin Singletary. I know Gore ran great, but Singletary could of given the passing game a big boost. And who knows, maybe with him back there, Josh throws a couple early check downs to him, or a screen or 2, and it totally changes the tempo of the game. I know a lot of what if's, but there's a lot of good young talent to be excited about. No team has a perfect draft, but so far, it looks like Beane hit it out of the park. Oliver, Metcalf (over Ford) in the 2nd, the rest of the draft the same.

Good point. BB has made a living on making good to great QB's look bad against his defense. This could pay off in the long run for Allen, but too early to tell. They thought that he would take the bait, and he certainly did. My expectations are actually still up for this year. I think the Defense is even better than I expected, and I already had high hopes. I think we go 10-6 this year, and maybe even win a Playoff game. By next year, with another strong draft, we overtake the PATS. The gap is smaller than I thought. People already forget how bad we were last year, and how far we've come in just 1 year. The 3-0 start, made people go crazy with their expectations. We're still very much on track. We have a very young team, and if they continue to grow as they are, I can see us beating them in Foxboro come week 16. Before I thought there was no way, but not anymore.

I was too emotional to feel this way yesterday, but today I feel like I can view things with a clear head. Going into Sundays game, I gave the Bills a 10% chance to win, given our history against the Pat's. But now I know we can hang with the big boys. In the past, it would take a nearly perfect game to have a chance. We played like trash, and still had a chance to win on the last possession. Please tell me, when was the last time that happened. In years past, that would've been a 56-10 blowout. Rodney Harrison on PFT took notice. Says that he expects them to be very good for a long time. Worth a listen

I'm sure we would of deferred, if we won the toss. Which gives us choice on field if we lost the coin toss.

Hands down, the best corner in the league. Jax problems have everything to do with poor QB play and bad coaching, and little to do with Ramsey. Yes, he's a big trash talker, but backs it up. I don't understand why people here take it personal.

Fantastic! Thank you OP. So refreshing to hear.

I hear you on the blowouts, but if I'm not mistaken Peterman was a part of most of them. I know Josh was a part of the GB, and the Patriots game. I don't remember who started against the Colts, but they Mauled us.

DK or Hakeem Butler. Playmaker/mismatch nightmares. Than try and go after Sternberger. It's a lot more affordable to go after guys now. Indy moved down from 26th overall to 46th overall, for a 2nd next year.

I like it. Thanks for putting this together, I agree that it could very well play out this way. I'm not buying the Jets interest in Oliver at 3.

Great read, thanks for posting.

Agreed! And lets add a tightend like Sternberger in the 3rd. Oliver and Hakeem would be the dream 1-2 scenario

That could take our defense from good to great.

DK

I would rather take Isabella in the 3rd, than Hollywood Brown in the 1st or 2nd.

I was only pointing out the correlation. Not saying this is why he'll be successful. In addition to speed and size, you still have to be able to know how to play the game of football, which I believe he does. I also agree with those who say his skill set matches Allen's. Last couple things I would say that gets talked about, is that he's a really good kid, with a strong work ethic, who comes from a football family.

The 2nd chart in the article has DK and his NFL comps. Megatron was number 1 with a speed score of 139, followed by Demarious, Julio, and Andre Johnson were all in the 120's. DK would be second with a 133. I wonder where Moulds would've ranked. Speaking of size and speed/explosiveness.

I'm very skeptical of analytics in the game of football. I know some of it belongs, but the rest seems to be garbage. That said..... I couldn't help but notice the guys with the highest scores (120 and up) were all dominant. DK was what, a 133

Most of the so called experts believe that most of these WR will go in the second. I forgot what analyst, but he predicted as many as 7 in the 2nd. DK seems to be the only lock, to go in the 1st.