I don't pretend to know which QB will pan out. They all have flaws. 1 day I'm on board with Mayfield. The next, Allen and so on. I just don't wanna find out down the road that the QB we took was their last choice when we could have had the best at any other position.
After thinking about this for a while, I'm OK if Denver drafts either draft Rosen or Allen, if Denver goes with a QB. Rosen at worse will be solid starter and can play from the pocket and control complex offense. Allen, who is higher risk, feels to me like a young Brett Farve. If the coaching staff can settle him down, let him understand that a short dump off for 3 yards is good as strike for 25, he has a chance to be very good player. I have just have a feeling that Allen once he get it will be really amazing player, to many plays for the last years show me that he can play in the NFL.
"We saw it…. the hussars let loose their horses. God, what power! They ran through the smoke and the sound was like that of a thousand blacksmiths beating with a thousand hammers
They rush on to the Swedes! They crash into the Swedish riters…. Overwhelm them! They crash into the second regiment - Overwhelmed! Resistance collapses, dissolves, they move forward as easily as if they were parading on a grand boulevard
For me it's Allen or Rosen. But Rosen isn't mobile. So I think Allen is the most realistic option in terms of what the Broncos brass want. Allen is swimming upstream with certain aspects. His completion percentage at Wyoming alarms people. Unlike a QB who plays at Oklahoma, the passing windows with the athletes at Wyoming aren't what they are at a place like Oklahoma. Plus, as it's been revealed in the lead up to the draft, Wyoming doesn't throw 10 screens a game like Oklahoma. So when you take this in to consideration, the completion percentage of Mayfield (70%) and Josh Allen (56%) shrinks a lot.
But the bigger thing is that Josh Allen is both a late bloomer and a guy who came from the middle of nowhere. When people invoke the completion % issue, it's not really for situations involving a prospect who had to overcome both realities.
BTW, Josh Allen had a 37 on his wonderlich. It may mean something. Or maybe it doesnt. But it's a big difference between him and the other 3.
There are a million analytic studies that adjust for all sorts of things related to accuracy and Allen is low on all of them. He’s not accurate. Period. You’re taking a huge risk if you think he’s suddenly going to get more accurate against tougher competition
Trade back with Buffalo and draft Saquan at 12 and Rosen at 21, because they’re sliding.
"Tuning ... into each other ... lift all higher”
“I’m just different!”
Sign Garbage Minshew.
Draft
1st round— Cooper Dejean CB
2nd round— Jack Sawyer OLB
3rd round— Will Shipley RB
4th round— Ricky Pearsall WR
5th round— Ladd McKonkey WR
6th round— Cash Jones RB
7th round— Carson Steele RB
And fetch me a steak sammich while you’re at it
Allen has said he had bad footwork during the season and that Palmer has taught him this and how to self correct. The 56% is a number that doesn't project well historically. But there can be exceptions. Allen has grown two inches since he left high school. That's not typical.
Allen going to need to be in right system for success - Strong Play Action, coach willing to roll him of the pocket, a Big WR that help with accuracy issue, and TE that can serve outlet when need. Which is very similar to the Shanny/Kubes system. Rosen is going to be able to play in lot more scheme as long as he not to asked to be asked to roll out and run.
"We saw it…. the hussars let loose their horses. God, what power! They ran through the smoke and the sound was like that of a thousand blacksmiths beating with a thousand hammers
They rush on to the Swedes! They crash into the Swedish riters…. Overwhelm them! They crash into the second regiment - Overwhelmed! Resistance collapses, dissolves, they move forward as easily as if they were parading on a grand boulevard
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