I really hope the Jet's draft Josh Allen.
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He has some work to do, but I wouldn't fall for snapshot stats like this as being indicative of Josh Allen's talent. No sir. It's indicative of the team around him when they face Power 5 programs.
This kid is supremely gifted physically. Not to mention he's one of only a few college QB's out there executing pro concepts. He's an elite pro prospect at the quarterback position.
Wyoming has no shot to even score a point each week unless it's all him. Teams know that and prepare accordingly. It's all on him.
A lot of 'em look good out there playing from the shotgun every snap, making simplistic MOF reads, getting the play call from the sidelines, no huddling where they don't have to call plays or lead in the huddle, and throwing RPO's off the option action in the backfield. Hell yeah they'll throw for 350, 4 TD's and 0 Int's every week as long as they don't see a defense.
Lamar Jackson has a habit of stinking up the joint from time to time when he plays somebody who actually has speed and talent on defense like LSU or Clemson. You don't get to run up 5 or 6 TD's on Syracuse or North Carolina in the NFL.
I'm here to tell anybody that'll listen that a kid like Lamar Jackson has MUCH further to go to be an NFL quarterback than Josh Allen does. Even further to go is a kid like Nick Fitzgerald.
These are great, GREAT college quarterbacks. But they're not great NFL quarterback prospects.
As for Tanner Lee, he's still throwing too many bad interceptions like he did at Tulane. Notice I said too many bad interceptions...not too many interceptions. He's still making throws downfield between defenders into windows that half the QB's starting in the NFL right now can't make. The great throws that translate to the next level are there. Problem is, so are the really bad ones. He just needs to eliminate the really bad ones and he'll be fine. Still not comfortable in the offense quite yet.
Interceptions thrown in college are one of the poorest indicators for how a QB translates to the NFL there is. Otherwise, Matt Ryan and Robert Griffin would have the other's NFL career. Interception don't mean anything without context...and a lot of it. I remember everybody trying to tell me how bad Matt Ryan sucked coming out of college...because he threw 19 interceptions. But you couldn't tell 'em nothing about Robert Griffin. He was going to be great...only threw 6 int's to 37 TD's on his way to the Heisman Trophy.
Just watched Sam Darnold throw a pick six....on a perfect throw that hit his receiver right in the hands. Context.