I wrote Thursday about how much the Bills have changed between 2018 and today. Among the many changes, quarterback Josh Allen’s growth is the most important — and the most unusual.
It’s not much of an exaggeration to say that Allen is a completely different player today than he was then, and his development should be seen as a huge win for the Bills, even it’s not the sort of thing you could reasonably expect anybody to duplicate again.
One of Allen’s biggest areas of improvement is his throw selection. You can see this show up in a couple of different ways, but the biggest indicator is his average depth of target (ADOT).