In two games, he was 44/71 (61.9 percent), 467 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception. Josh Allen: 77/120 (64.1%), 817 yards, 5 touchdowns, 1 interception in three games. Faced a 15th-ranked pass defense on average, but Allen had more success because he stayed in the game longer. Mayfield's numbers are inflated by two games that were lost to injury. He missed most of 2017 with a shoulder injury and then played just three quarters last year before tearing his ACL. He's been fantastic this year without even practicing during the offseason. However, it's difficult to compare quarterbacks who never played together before 2018. They have different supporting casts, are coming from different systems, and have different work ethics. Mayfield is a gunslinger who likes to throw early while Allen is more of a sitter back and wait type player. Mayfield has also shown he can take over games while Allen tends to get dominated by stronger defenses. Ultimately, these are two very different players who play very similar positions. Mayfield is an athletic quarterback who makes good decisions with the ball and has shown he can lead teams on the field. Allen is a strong-armed quarterback who needs time to develop into a leader. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, but it's clear they will be important parts of their respective offenses for years to come.