Thread on Josh Allen. I truly think he's taken the next step as an elite QB, an insane blend of playmaking and smart pocket passing. I've charted deep passing on throws of 21+ yards since 2018, and in that time I have not found a player more accurate down the field than Allen in 2021.

This team is absolute ass without Dak who is an MVP candidate. Glad to know you guys realize this now. If you had Dak you’d be blowing out the Vikings man.

https://twitter.com/FrankHartfield/status/1455005266152460289

Thread on Stefon Diggs, the best route runner and debatably the best wide receiver in football: Diggs' ability to cut on a dime at the top of his route is executed at a level you don't see too often, and his catch radius has always been phenomenal.

Dak Prescott 2020 thread. Accuracy and poise are both insanely good, comfortably one of the 10 best quarterbacks in the league. Get yourself a quarterback that calmly glides away from pressure like it's a minor inconvenience.

Many people will disagree, but I currently think Sam Darnold is the second best quarterback of the 2018 class.

Here's a thread on his 2019 season: Footwork and processing on this play are remarkable.

There's been endless talk of Andrew Luck as an individual, but it's time to talk about him as a player, because in my mind he was one of the best QB talents this game has ever seen.

Starting the thread off with this throw because this is just impossible accuracy. This is that tight window accuracy your quarterback needs to have to be good in this league.

Alvin Kamara had an amazing, historic rookie season, so in dedication to the greatness he displayed in his first year in New Orleans, here's this thread: Kamara, for a rookie, displayed a rare level of balance that allowed him to break tackles with seemingly little effort.

The KC-NE thread starts here: Right from the very first play of the game, Chiefs rush had an impact on Brady's mentality. Couldn't release quick, so missed open Allen.