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Anonymous 7w

Disagree bc Josh Allen will stay in the same position if he doesn’t perform. Real answer is CJ Stroud. Texans will be a legit SB contender if he plays like he did his rookie year, and he’ll prob lose his starting job or get sent to a shit team if he plays like last year

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

CJS is the last person people would pressure to win the SB 😭 bro is hot garbage

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

It didn’t say “most pressure to win the SB,” it just said “most pressure.” If he can even manage to be like the 12th best QB in the NFL the Texans can go far, if he plays like last year his career may be screwed.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

My main point is just that it’s a high ceiling and low floor in terms of outcomes for him (regardless of his quality as a player). If Josh Allen has an off year it won’t matter nearly as much for him, and if some other QB in a make or break season goes off the rest of their roster is prob less playoff ready than the Texans

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

I somewhat agree but the Super Bowl is the pressure. It's literally the end goal. Every year people smear Allen when the bills fumble the playoffs like it's completely his fault and it gets worse every year. I don't believe as much pressure is on Stroud at all when he's not really expected to do much. He had a decent rookie year.

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