Move Diggs, get a first. Get younger on wr & use cap space on def

How would that affect anything lol

Got some asterisks on those turnovers, not to mention the most total touchdowns in the league. Allen isn’t the problem.

I have little to no doubt that one person would have made a huge difference, not on offense, but ‘there’s always next year’ - and hopefully Milano is healthy enough to dominate.

Not your best plan.

I would argue that his cap hit warrants less turnovers, and a room temp IQ would say otherwise. Their turnover differential, even with the defense taking the ball quite often, is one of the worst in the league. He doesn't get paid 50mil a year to throw balls across his body like an idiot as often as he does. Anyone who gets paid what he does is supposed to be carrying the offense so that part is pretty duh.

Imagine spending all ur cap on an rb who throws ints

He’s a top 5 qb that has been setting records in total yards, tds, and half a dozen other metrics and regularly carries that team.

He has just 1-4 more ints than Mahomes, Lawrence, Hurts, Tua. All of the recent Super Bowl winners were basically top 5 in ints when they won during the last years. Like I said room temp iq take to fixate on interceptions alone.

Well two of the last 5 super bowl winners was MAhomey and he threw 5 in 2019 and 12 in 2022 so at least we know you're full of shit. I'm not sure if you know, but Josh threw 18. The only quarterback that's won a super bowl with near that in the past 5 years is Staffgoat, and he was making like 31mil for comparison and roughly the same amount of TDS as well.

So with a super team yes, you can win the superbowl turning over the ball like a madman, otherwise, chances aren't great.

This post was edited by crunkinator on Jan 25 2024 08:33pm

Last year Mahomes threw 2 less picks than Allen in regular season. Gee, I guess 2 ints is enough for one to be a Super Bowl winner and the other to be labeled a turnover machine.

You watch too much tv dawg, stop having ESPN “analysts” frame your perspective.

He had no turnovers in the playoffs this year, he's not the problem. Josh Allen has a passer rating of 100.0 with 2,723 yards, 21 touchdowns and 4 interceptions in 10 games in the playoffs in his career.