From the episode

if you take Josh Allen in round three, say instead of your elite tight end, you're basically... going to be all in on George Kittle as around eight or nine pick because you spent, you're going to be, it's going to be tough to squeeze in a tight end

STACKED’s take

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Drafting Josh Allen in round three limits flexibility at the tight end position.

Matthew Berry notes that while Josh Allen is an elite option, drafting him in round three forces a specific roster build that makes it difficult to secure a top-tier tight end later, suggesting waiting on quarterback until round five or later provides more flexibility.

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