What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Rackleton. It is Friday June 11th. Oh, yeah, baby.

I love this time of year. I do. I love the anticipation of fantasy football draft season.

And we're a month out from that thing kicking off. We're two months out from that thing being in full

swing. And we are rolling through an all 32 team preview series for you here on the podcast.

Today, as you might have seen from the title, it's going to be the Buffalo Bills. A lot of entry

here in Buffalo, no doubt about it, but it all starts at the top. It all starts at the top.

And I see you, Bill's mafia. I see you. And you gave me crap in 2019 when I talked about Josh

Allen not being a complete quarterback yet. You gave me crap. I'll say this. I was right.

And then he proved me wrong. I go back to 2018, 2019. And there's a lot to Josh Allen that

wasn't working progress. There was a lot to him that needed polishing up. But he polished it up.

Well, last year, this is a completely different quarterback than what we saw in the first two years

of his career. This is a guy who even, you know, in his college days was not accurate quarterback.

We knew he had upside. We knew he had athleticism. We knew he had mobility. But accuracy, no.

Well, last year, he showed us he could be very accurate, accurate as well. And really benefited

from having Stefan digs in there. And I'll talk about digs in a minute, but really benefited.

It was a, it was a dramatically forward. When you hear, you know, this time of year, especially,

you'll hear always every year. It's like, oh, so and so player is light years ahead of where he

was last year. Well, usually that's a bunch of BS, right? It's a bunch of Milwaukee. But

Josh Allen legit in 2020 was light years ahead of where he was in 2019. And it was incredible to

watch. And better yet, it was absolutely incredible for fantasy purposes, projecting him out right

now. It almost 4600 passing yards. Remember to 17 game season 33 passing scores.

I mean, the guy is so lights out as a runner. He's a 500 yard rusher, you know, annually. And

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