(03-20-2018, 07:41 PM)JackCity Wrote: At what point do we include the mental side of the game and integrated technique into "upside"? More often than not physical specimen QBs like Allen never reach close to their upside because they lack the rest of the game.

Well, the answer should be "always."

I've not bothered to evaluate every QB in this draft class that way as I've only evaluated them from the perspective of replacing Bortles in the Marrone/Hackett system. 
I think Allen would do well in it after a year to acclimate. 
It's not like they are asking the world of Blake "on the mental side" and I think Allen would do what Blake does better than Blake. It's a simplified way of looking at it, but it's what I have time to do as far as arm-chair evaluating these QBs currently.

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