Yeah, Allen had great college experience (I love getting Big Ten OL with 35+ starts, personally) and has the demeanor, smarts and skill set for their scheme but he needs to add about 12-15 lbs and strength to make it as a starter in the NFL. He was drafted for the long(er) term so hopefully he can be a Ted Rath project the next 7-8 months and look different headed into 2019. Maybe he only ever the top interior backup for them. But as the 111th overall pick that's not a bad thing.
