Elite round 2-3 QB exception; exceeded WAR in last 5 seasons.
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Josh Allen is the exception to the rule among round 2-3 quarterbacks. He has been drafted in round two and round three over the last five seasons and has paid off every single time, consistently exceeding wins above replacement expectation in each of the last five seasons. Ron Stewart recommends him as a late-second or third-round option if available.
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Josh Allen is the exception to the rule. We don't have round one and two data, but he is somebody that has been getting drafted in round two and round three over the last five seasons. He has paid off every single time. We have the wins above replacement expectation line. He has gone above that in each of the last five seasons. It is absolutely absurd.
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- What did Ron Stewart say about Josh Allen?
- Josh Allen is the exception to the rule among round 2-3 quarterbacks. He has been drafted in round two and round three over the last five seasons and has paid off every single time, consistently exceeding wins above replacement expectation in each of the last five seasons. Ron Stewart recommends him as a late-second or third-round option if available.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Josh Allen (QB BUF). Elite round 2-3 QB exception; exceeded WAR in last 5 seasons.
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- Josh Allen's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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