2018 Quarterbacks Wonderlic

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(04-02-2018, 09:32 AM)ochocincos Wrote: You're referring to QBs that haven't played in the NFL since at least 1999. The game has changed a lot since then in favor of offense. I feel that at least Marino and Elway would be above 60% completion percentage in today's NFL.

And maybe Allen does make enough "holy sh*t" throws that a team will live with his lower completion percentage. That's fine, but I hope it's not the Bengals. I don't like passers like that. Too frustrating.

Here's an article I just found that provides some backing for my claim that I don't trust Josh Allen to become a good NFL QB...
http://www.espn.com/nfl/news/story?id=3350135

He'll obviously never be a Bengal.  I just hope like hell he won't be a Brown. 

He won't make it past Denver because Elway will see himself in Allen and make him a Bronco and he will end up better than any of this group of QB's.   I make very few predictions.  But this is one I am making.

People are totally overblowing this completion pct.  It's a matter of one or two completions a game.  It will not stand between him and greatness.  Better mechanics can be taught.  Ask Andy Dalton.  But what Allen has cannot be taught.