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The Athletic's Joe Buscaglia believes Bills coach Sean McDermott "could outlive" Josh Allen in Buffalo if the third-year pro "doesn’t show marked improvement in the next two seasons."

Advice: Buscaglia is just stating the obvious, but it is worth stating after McDermott received a four-year extension earlier this week. McDermott has made a recent habit of talking about how important the quarterback position is, a not-so-subtle hint that Allen needs to improve. Allen made modest progress last season but remained a sub-60 percent passer, failing to hit enough big plays to compensate for that lack of accuracy and efficiency. Allen's most recent start was an abject meltdown in the Bills' Wild Card loss. Allen is well above average as a rusher for a quarterback, but it is his arm that will make-or-break his critical 2020. Allen is a gamble at his QB6-7 ADP. It eventually catches up to quarterbacks who are better in fantasy than real life.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 7:22 pm

Kyler Murray "bulked up" over the offseason. 

Advice: "He's definitely bulked up and that'll be good for him, especially in this league," was teammate Chandler Jones' exact quote. "There is no quarterback that goes through games without being sacked. That's just the way it goes. When he has a little more meat on his bones, he can take hits." Murray, of course, took a league-worse 48 sacks as a rookie. Murray said he did not consciously try to get bigger this offseason. "I just think it's the maturation of getting older, working out. It just happened." Murray did not attach a number to his gain. Coach Kliff Kingsbury has raved about Murray's second-year comfort in his system. Murray offers massive upside at his ADP, which is currently in the QB6-8 range.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 2:45 pm