Josh Allen since day 1 is an anomaly of a prospect. Both in scouting on film and in analytics. His career doesn't fit into any preconceived ideas or data boxes of the historical precedence of what other QB's do. That drives both film dudes and analytics nerds nuts. https://twitter.com/GregTompsett/status/1310553714651004929

Being just a few years removed from JUCO, lack of reps, lack of training in comparison to other top prospects all made him probably the single most raw QB prospect in my lifetime. Add that to the least talented offensive roster in the NFL year 1. Hard to get a feel on future dev.

I had Allen as my 5th or 6th favorite QB in the draft. No lies. I preferred the idea of taking Mason Rudolph at 22 and keeping picks. It's because I subscribed to everything I had previously learned about prospects and development.

I was so wrong.

I think there was REAL data and information out there that would more times than not prove that a QB most likely can't improve on accuracy much. Or that after 2 years the ceiling on improvement caps. So that is all valid. Josh just doesn't fit into any of those previous boxes.