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The Bills won and it ended up being the right call. It’s not even debatable.

I don’t know. But that’s speculation versus known fact.

The only thing that matters is that they won. So McDermott was correct. Any other assessment is completely wrong because we know the result. It’s pretty simple folks.

Armchair Hardoos always know better than professional coaches. Armchair hardooooooo....

Taylor is not good enough. It’s pretty simple and straightforward and really doesn’t have anything to do with Peterman. Oh, and Barnwell is a bozo.

Hah! Oh, got it. My bad. Never heard him called that before.

Davis?

Watched it again. Take it back. Was a super bad hit. Just watch Gronk the whole time. His reaction was terrible. Ricko is still a squid though.

Look, Ricko is a complete squid and deserves to be ridiculed. That said, I didn’t think the Gronk play was the worst. Bad, yes! But uncharacteristic also. He should be suspended at least a game, but it’s not as bad as the Marty McSorley hit

Hahahahahahaha!!! No doubt you have a DOT sticker on your dodge caravan.

Why not!!? Can’t get any worse.

To the OP: I think that’s definitely somewhat true. The funny thing is though, who needs the media anymore. Rather than provide news or insight about anything, the media is just a cacophony of loud hot takes. In an age of data and information, most of the media has become useless and what we are witnessing is just a loud death rattle. I get much more information and insight from TBD. Point of clarification: I’m not saying media is going to completely go away, just totally change. Just Away from this current biased, editorialized, and sensational media.

So.... Wide receivers suck defense sucks offensive line sucks taylor sucks ....and now Peterman sucks this team is just so bad. Why do I keep having any optimism at all. They are who they are, the Buffalo Sevenandnines

Sweet burn!!

ummmm....ok....let me try and make the point more obvious. This thread has been debating the importance of arm strength in the NFL and if Peterman's arm strength is adequate. The original post brought some interesting data to the discussion, showing the measurement of velocity of throws of all QBs in recent drafts. Mitch Trubisky was the second overall pick in the draft this past year, Nathan Peterman was drafted in the 5th round, yet they had virtually the same measurements. So, either the Trubisky had a bad day at the combine, that measurement doesn't measure arm strength well, arm strength isn't as important as some seem to suggest, or there is some minimal benchmark a QB needs to surpass to have the necessary arm strength in the NFL. Got it?

Oh, I agree with you that it's a multitude of factors. I was simply pointing out that I think the topic of velocity is more important for the time the ball gets from A to B, not how far someone can throw it. An earlier poster brought up arm strength as it relates to distance, I don't think that's really what most people mean when they say arm strength. That's all I was saying.

I agree!!

I am not sure if this pertains to NP or not, but I think generally it does matter. Think of all the times that a defender barely misses an INT or a tip because the ball just beats the defender. Also, I would think that the longer it takes, the more the QB is going to need to anticipate and throw early. Just a guess though.

I think it's more about how quickly balls get to their destination that the actual distance. Less time in the air, less time for defenders to react...

Interesting that Mitch Trubisky was a 51mph (Left) and 50mph (right) while Peterman was 49/49.

I get your point, but I hardly think that Bills QBs over the last 17 years is a good benchmark they should measure anything going forward against.

Tyrod led offense 8-8 at LA Loss at KC Loss vs NE Loss vs Indy Win vs Mia Win at NE Loss at Mia Win Peterman led offense 9-7 at LA Win at KC Loss vs NE Loss vs Indy Win vs Mia Win at NE Loss at Mia Win

It happens. Not very likely. You even have guys like Romo and Warner who were not drafted.

No, I mean because we posted the same thing at the same time. Two posts passing in the night.

Oh man, virtual jynx!