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Originally Posted by devo22
Allen has a career completion percentage of 56 percent. I understand that people love his arm and think that he can be successful, but man, 1st overall? I just don't see it. Even with his big arm, I felt he often struggled to hit his receiver in strides when going deep. A big arm is of no use when there's no accuracy.
He'd be a fantastic fit for teams like the Patriots, Chargers, Steelers or Saints. Learn from a HoF quarterback for two or even three years, work on his game, get ready for the league. But 1st overall?! To Cleveland?! I'd be shocked if that worked out.
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There also aren't really any examples of QBs with the completion percentage that Allen has going on to be viable starters at the pro level, so if you're Cleveland, you're essentially betting your first overall pick that Allen can be the exception/outlier. Seems colossaly stupid to me.