Erin Andrews wants anonymous NFL executive who criticized Bills' Josh Allen to 'take ownership'

Nick Wright needed a new bulletin board after Patrick Mahomes was ranked 4th on the NFL Top 100 list.

Shortly before NFL training camps opened, ESPN released the results of a survey that ranked the best players in the league across 11 different position groups.

Each position ranking featured commentary from NFL executives, coaches and scouts, all of whom remain anonymous. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was listed as the third-best player at his position. While Allen's ranking could certainly be argued, a quote about the Bills star's position among his peers seemed to stir some controversy.

One of the unnamed executives described Allen as "one of the more overrated players in the NFL," which Fox Sports NFL sideline reporter Erin Andrews took issue with. Fox Sports is a unit of FOX Corp., the parent to Fox News and FOX Business.

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Andrews addressed the executive's remarks on her "Calm Down with Erin and Charissa" podcast, which she co-hosts with Fox Sports' Charissa Thompson. Andrews challenged the anonymous person to "take ownership" of their opinion.

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"Like, come on, if you’re going to say something like that, say it with your chest. Take ownership," Andrews said. "'I’m afraid, so I’m going to say something mean.' It’s like Twitter. Shut up."

Fox Sports NFL sideline reporter Erin Andrews took issue with one anonymous NFL executive's opinion on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. (Erick W. Rasco/Sports Illustrated via Getty Images)

The anonymous executive also suggested that Allen was prone to mistakes and struggled with different aspects that are