It’s been long expected that star Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen was going to enter the 2018 NFL Draft. Following the team’s game on Nov. 18, head coach Craig Bohl all but confirmed the speculation. 
While meeting with reporters following the 13-7 loss to Fresno State, Bohl was asked if Allen would return to the team in 2018. “I would say no,” Bohl told reporters, including the Casper Star-Tribune’s Brandon Foster. “He and I have had some talks, and I think he’s going to plan on moving forward (to the NFL).”
The coach’s comments weren’t the only indicator about Allen’s future. The junior quarterback was also the first player honored during the team’s senior-day ceremonies. Bohl played that off by saying, “Well, Josh is set to graduate and (is) a senior,” alluding to the fact Allen is an academic senior.
So far in his junior campaign, Allen hasn’t put up the eye-popping stats many expect from a first-round quarterbacks, amassing 1,658 yards, 13 touchdowns and six interceptions while completing just 56.2 percent of his passes. Scouts, however, rave about the signal-caller’s tools. At 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds with a cannon for an arm, Allen is seen by many as the most physically talented passer in an impressive class of quarterbacks that includes USC’s Sam Darnold, Louisville’s Lamar Jackson and UCLA’s Josh Rosen.
Teams who could be a possible destination for the Wyoming product include the Giants, Browns and Jets.
This dude will bust harder than browning nagle
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Depends on where he goes. If he goes to the Steelers, Pats, Chargers, Giants, or somewhere with an older Vet to sit behind for a year and learn I think he has big time potential. If he’s forced to start right away he def has bust written all over him
Hard to believe the Falcons chose Favre over Browning Nagle in the 1991 draft.
Maybe the question that needs to be asked Coach Bohl is how he stacks up in comparison to another QB that he coached at NDSU, that Carson Wentz kid.