BfloBillsFan

Hate: Patriots, Cowboys, Jets, Giants, Raiders, Steelers -a lot of this hate is due to their respective fans Dislike: Seahawks (recent addition because of Sherman and the game this past year), Redskins, Lions, Chiefs

No, he benefits from a system that utilizes his strengths. I doubt any other coach would have implemented the system. Brady can not extend plays that some other QBs can.

No big deal, I think O'Leary has shown more.

Bellicheck, who happens to be the GOAT

Better article would be who aren't the Browns interested in for QB? (Besides EJ)

And Brady isn't a system QB?? I don't think he is nearly as successful on a team that runs an offense other than what the Patriots run. I think Rogers, Brees, Rotheslisberger, Ryan, maybe even Newton and potentially Carr could do just as well on Pats. Some of these guys might do even better because of their ability to escape. Brady is likely going to be the winningest QB of all and by that standard maybe should be the greatest. Subjectively, Rogers can create way more and relies less on routes and scheme so he is the greatest of this ERA. Put Brady on GB and convince his stats are as good as what Rogers puts up. I would add that Cassel was an all pro and Garrapalo is considered the second coming of Brady, both strength the argument that the system is designed for QBs to succeed.

Maybe the front office will give Christie his chance to come in and help coach with PATs

Agree with the sentiment that it's easier in hockey to make the playoffs, so Sabres

After living in a few cities and checking out their newspapers, I really like the Buffalo News. But the sports writers give more opinions than they actually do any informative articles.

Patriots offensive success is mostly due to scheme, play calling, keeping the QB upright and taking the rules to the limits (i.e. picks), but in no particular order. Thats how they have won with pretty much anyone at QB including Cassel, Garapolo and Brisett.

Fixed

I'm renewing, never thought otherwise.

Me too

I go back with GOAT Bellichek or GOAT Brady. I have to give it to Bellichek as he was won consistently (since Tom Brady became a starter) with no matter who was at QB (Cassel). I am not convinced either would do nearly as well if they coached/played on other teams.

How can anyone on this board actually like Bellichek?He is probably the greatest coach of all time, but he is my least favorite coach.

Jack Del Rio deserves the nod

Nice post, that analysis would make me consider keeping Taylor around. I would add: consistency: inconsistent intangibles: lacks (failed to finish many games, failed to bring the team back from a deficit, doesn't/can't audible) IMO don't pick up option on Taylor but resign him to an incentive based contract then draft a QB (or 2) to sit for a year or two, and consider a free agent QB

If this ends up being the matchup, I really don't think I would watch.

I did, best week to use them for a couple of weeks

Sure the Cheatriots beat the browns badly today but I'm sure there won't be any press mentioning that they beat the Browns with their fourth and fifth string QBs. That is all

Even with Sammy out, Clay probably would only get 2-3 targets in this offense....

I get it that Brady wins and piles up stats but that doesn't make him the best QB. That honor belongs to Aaron Rodgers. He is the Barry Sanders of QBs and what I mean is that he will make the most out of a busted play. Rodger extends plays with his legs and then make the impossible throw. This is unlike Brady, who accurately throws the ball to a spot where his WR should (and will) be.

It may make sense for Broncos and Browns, but not at all for the Bills. Bills are giving up way too much, and not getting enough back.

updated.... IMO, The Bills want him only if he is willing to take a cut...sorry

The Bills want him only if he is willing to take a cut.