Todd McShay

And then the rest of the game happened.

My takeaway was both can be great and both are great.

But as the game progressed, especially in the conditions, it was freezing.

It was mild snow coming down.

You could tell the difference was very clear that Josh Allen is just a more advanced passer at this point.

Now, Drake May, if you go back and look at Allen early in his career, I mean, some of the...

Some inexperience, some of the lack of the pinpoint accuracy, you see the same things from Drake May.

But it was very clear when the four quarters were over that one guy is a notch above.

So when I see your pyramid here, I can't disagree with it.

And I would absolutely have Stafford there as well.

I always like to ask myself this question.

And I asked myself this question.

I'm kind of curious your process too, because we do it, whether it's in tears or a pyramid like you have here.

When you think to yourself, all right, I got one opportunity and I'm going to go coach or I get to put together as GM this roster and I get to play one playoff game or Super Bowl with everything on the line.

Honestly, who am I going to take?

Am I taking Stafford for that game or am I taking Drake May?

And my answer right now is Stafford.

I just lean on the experience.

He's been through the wars.

He's more pinpoint accurate.