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I really hope he finishes pre-season as the starter, I really do. I loved what he did last pre-season, and how well he was playing in the snowy Colts game. McBeane is not going to sell the farm for a QB, get that notion out of your heads, none of these QBs at the top are a lock to be elite, none of them, period. So start warming up the idea of McCarron or Peterman now so you're not all jumping off the ledge come September.
No, he doesn't suck, yes, he was a rookie, and after 1.3 games...really???? a late round pick and you wanted instant Joe Montana, just add water??? it's ridiculous how people crucify a player's career around here.
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2 hours ago, ******* said:
per Ian rap
The Bills have been interested from the beginning, per Rapoport, but it "just does not seem like that's going to happen."
Good.
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5 minutes ago, ChevyVanMiller said:
Get 'er done, Brandon.
No, don't git'r done Brandon.
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I selected lamar, but Josh allen has the potential to be Drew Bledsoe 2.0. I was not a big fan of Bledsoe from a performance standpoint, I felt like his heart was there when in Buffalo, but he grew cement shoes.
Just now, kdiggz said:i'm trying not to respond, i don't want to influence the voting. i'll just say that i think the voting so far is very interesting and not what i expected!
Crazy, I looked at the results and thought it was pretty bang on with my own notions. thinking maybe flip flopping allen with jackson. I think since jackson's game resembles that of Tyrod Taylor, and we all know what Taylor's ceiling was, this really is no surprise.
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On 3/8/2018 at 2:21 PM, Irv said:
The most common threads on TBD is about which quarterbacks to dump or obtain. Almost all note that the last great QB we had was Kelly ~ 20 years ago. Seems to me there should be at least a little more talk about getting a game changing stud on defense. We have not had one since Bruce Smith - also 20 years ago. Why haven't we been able to draft another one? Failed at that too.
When your favorite team has been the punching bag of Tom Brady for 2 full decades, I think the attention given to the position is appropriate. When Tom Brady makes Hogan look like a pro Bowler, that's all you need to know.
Now how about we talk about Nathan Peterman for a minute instead, if you like.
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we have Nathan Peterman, who cares.
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anytime there is a constituent of hot women gathered somewhere, and then they're not there anymore I would of course miss them. Who wouldn't miss a bunch of hot women? Sorry, but I happened to like the distraction over the dumpster fire on the field the last 2 decades.
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nope. selling the farm on crap-shoot QB is not my cup of tea. I felt that way before incognito walked.
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It's not like we're losing marginal players here, Ritchie was a pro bowler, and couple that with the loss of Eric Wood, I'd say, yeah, this team has a ton of holes to fill now. It definitely makes it harder to sell the farm to get a QB now more than ever.
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for as many games Tyrod helped win(Didn't lose) for this team, he cost them dearly in others by simply not being productive at all. If either Peterman or AJ can at least produce more in the passing game than Tyrod, then maybe. But in all honesty, the 2017 Bills really weren't a playoff team last year. so, unless the team improves play in other key areas, then the answer to this question is no. The team needs to improve in more areas than QB to be a playoff team in 2018.
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This can't be a real thread. Assuming it is, here's my standard reply.
I don't ever want to win bad enough to have an @s$h0le player like that on any team I follow.
Now, for your trade scenario: why would anyone give up that much for a guy who really doesn't dominate at his position, nor can he stay healthy. he's talented, but that much in 2 drafts for a circus catch?
You see why this feels like a Troll thread?
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good 'ol fashioned "Face Palm".
I'm so happy talent can now be evaluated with only a 1.5 game body of work. Why do so many other talent scouts ever get it wrong?
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8 hours ago, RPbillsfan said:
With the unfortunate Zay Jones incident the Bills are now less inclined to give away draft capital.
The list of needs has now expanded to both deep threat and slot receiver along with QB, CB, LB and DT.
Salary cap money is limited and what would be required to move up is too costly to give any of the picks we currently have.
I felt before this sorry excuse of public conduct that Zay would be much improved this year at the Slot receiver position. Now we are looking at probably a 4 game suspension for conduct and possibly even worse if drugs are involved.
Its not all gloom and doom, outside of Darnold, the other three of the "big four" are flawed in ways that may not be correctable.
Give me Lamar Jackson at 12, the LB Vander Eshe or Evans at 22. WR DJ Chark at 53, DT Harrison Phillips at 56, C Frank Ragnow at 65, CB Holton Hill at 96 and hopefully in the 4th WR Deshean Hamilton of Penn State
He impacted this year's draft much earlier in the year. Right around the time when he generally showed a lack of #1 receiver talent. I'm going with week 6.
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9 minutes ago, Limeaid said:
The writer has some skill. Wonder if he could replace Sulky and Buckass and raise sales of Buffalo News?
a brain damaged chimp could replace sullivan and improve the Buffalo news staff.
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8 hours ago, metzelaars_lives said:
I think everyone can agree that Joe Montana was a vastly superior all time QB than Brady when Brady was 4-2 in Super Bowls (of course, Montana is a perfect 4-0). But after last year, a lot of people started to suggest that 5-2 was better than 4-0. Not me. Where I come from, you cannot beat perfect. But now that Brady has slipped all the way to 5-3, how does this affect his legacy? Personally, I think it took a huge hit tonight. Losing to Nick Foles? Are you kidding me?? I think Brady slides a few spots after tonight's game for sure. I mean, he could even win a few more and never catch Troy Aikman, who is a perfect 3-0. 3 losses is historically bad. That ties him with Fran Tarkenton for crying out loud! Look at other all time great QB's in Brady's tier- Marino (only 1 loss), Favre (1 loss), Manning (2 losses), etc. Long story short, he cannot afford to lose another Super Bowl or else people may begin to discount his wins altogether. Thoughts?
I can agree with some of this methodology. I think for me Joe Montana was a far more intellectual QB with pin point accuracy, where Tom Brady's success comes mostly from borderline cheat play rub routes.
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On 1/1/2018 at 11:33 AM, HappyDays said:
You can donate here:
https://www.flexpay.co/mobile/donation.aspx
"The mission of the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation is to provide daily support, opportunities, resources and life-changing experiences to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families in Cincinnati and Fort Worth."
Donated $17 - many thanks to Andy and Jim Rome for acknowledging all the great fans this team has, in spite of a few morons the social media like to highlight.
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8 hours ago, DC Greg said:
If you had to pick one player who contributed the most THIS SEASON to our success in ending the drought, who would it be? My pick is Tre White.
If I was picking a unit, it’s the secondary without a doubt. Their play all season has been outstanding. It’s a tough call between Hyde, Poyer, and White for me, but I think it’s White. Tre has been played at an extremely high level every play this season. He’s all over the field, always in position, he’s a big play machine, and his positive attitude and leadership have been infectious with the rest of the team. With the quality of NFL QBs and wide receivers these days, corner is one of the most important positions on the field. It’s rare to see one as consistently good as White. I don’t think we’re in the playoffs without him.
Andy Dalton
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I was eating wings at Duffs on sheridan and millersport at halftime thru the end of the game. We initially went to a bar on Hertel that was showing it. We left thinking the game was all but over.
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6 hours ago, John from Hemet said:
Obviously we move onto the patriots to get drubbed again.....but my question is how upset would people be if the bills sat down......gave serious thought to the fact that TT was the qb on the team that made the playoffs.....and advanced past the wild card.
I personally think we should still draft a qb high.....but the picks are in the 20's so I think the top 3 qbs (whoever that is at this point) are probably not within our reach unless we trade up.
We have so many picks in this next draft
I think by now you can see that Taylor is simply not a quality passer. As much as he does to extend plays and is a gifted athlete, superior to many in the NFL even, he has just as many circumstances where he throws late, misses a developing route, or flat out misses the throw all together.
But, I say they draft a pure passing QB, and not just any QB this year, or next if there's just not the right talent in the draft.
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18 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Welcome to the party.
Stay classy.
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15 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
We knew this since 10 AM this morning when McDermott announced it.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Per Buffalo Rumblings.
Enjoy the post season Bills knuckle heads, it starts promptly at 4pm this sunday.
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I really don't care about Sammy's career in the least. Get your **** together, don't get your **** together, how does that affect the team I follow? It doesn't. Moving on.
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2 hours ago, The juice said:
Miami blows out buffalo. Buffalo cannot get to the QB. Look what Miami was able to do last night when the patriots weren’t but able to get to the QB
least bold thread ever.
Peterman Works w/ Tom House, Adds Velocity
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lol, nope. get yourself prepared for colossal disappointment.