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Drew Allar, his team limited him and that's a good reason to buy into him... I think that's a bad rationale... if they didn't use him to his capability we never saw his capability... let's just remember Will Levis and Marcus Mariota. A few games does not make a career. So we've got to take a patient approach with him. Give him, you know, probably 18 to 30 games to really start to show what he is.
STACKED’s take
Flawed rationale to buy Allar; needs 18-30 games to prove NFL readiness.
Bob Harris argues that the rationale to 'buy into' Drew Allar because Penn State limited him is flawed; if Penn State didn't use him to his capability, that suggests he's even less ready for the NFL, not more. Matt Waldman doesn't have a strong or even bad grade for him—the grade is that poor. Waldman expects Will Howard to start before Drew Allar and cautions that even if Allar has a good first few games, historical examples like Will Levis and Marcus Mariota show that early performance doesn't make a career; he needs 18–30 games to demonstrate his actual NFL ability. Harris advises most fantasy owners to avoid him in drafts unless they are trade-savvy GMs confident in a sell-high window, as early playing time for rookie QBs typically leads to rushed deployment and worse outcomes.
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