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Exactly! Show me one QB that has called an audible before their 35th birthday.

It wasn't though. We chose Eric Wood and L. Alexander over Woods. It's ridiculous.

What a cry baby.

I don't care. You're acting like a six year old girl when her favorite American idol contestant gets voted off.

You can't blame the scheme. 3 OC's now have decided its best not to let him audible.

Grow up.

But...it isn't one game. If the defense doesn't have a monster game with clutch turnovers Tyrod comes up short. Constantly. I don't know how even a handful of people outside of his extended family are clinging on to the theory that his bad games are the outliers. You're a respected poster, but this is not the side you want to be on when the season is over. Tyrod was a 3-year stop gap. It's very likely that he will retire having never played a down in the playoffs. You need so much to go your way to win games with his ultra conservative play that when things aren't going well it becomes a 3 and out machine which makes for the worst football imaginable.

From that list P. Brown is probably gone. A bit slow for the "process" but not bad enough to get a cheap contract. If Tyrod stays there's no point in even trying to re-sign Matthews since 3 catches in a game automatically becomes your season high and I don't know why anyone would sign up for that. I don't have a lot of faith, but I'm hoping this front office realizes things like giving L. Alexander a new contract is absolutely ridiculous.

I would like the Bills to just once make the playoffs. I think Peterman is going to have to compete with whoever we bring in next year anyways, so he might never get a handle to develop the way you want.

So we got the wrong Sean Mc?

I don't think teams spend time splitting first team reps with QBs. You have to make a decision and stick with it.

Agree. Their team is as good as done...

No, I saved the Buffalo Bills.

I picked a good time to peel these onions...

He threw the ball well. He doesn't seem to have urgency on the first third down of a series, but he had a lot of pressure. I would have liked to see an adjustment to quicker throws with short crossing routes. Not sure why we kept bashing our head against the wall.

I just want to know if the coaches are harping on Tyrod to release quickly and if there are quick reads for him to make. When the opposition is blowing up your line, you need to adjust. I saw Tyrod not understand the importance of getting it out quickly, and I can't say for sure that isn't also on coaching. It seems to me we need all day to pass, and I don't see other teams utilize that game plan.

Romp wasn't gushing tonight.

Tyrod Taylor > Cam Newton. That should speak volumes, coming from me.

I would hand in my fan card immediately.

"Enough already," said the man, as he opened up his web browser and initiated another internet discussion about it.

I love that our color rush is just our all whites. The all red was interesting, and I'm glad they did something weird like that, but let's just keep our great uniforms as they are.

I feel bad for AJ McArron. What a weird spot. Last time I can remember something like this was when we traded McCargo but he failed the physical. Pretty sure we kept him for another full season after that. So awkward.

It's called confirmation bias. A referee is hardly impartial, and they have preconceived notions that the Patriots are a good team. In split second decisions their confirmation bias kicks in and they make a decision in favor of the Patriots because they've been associating their team with success. The degree to which this will effect a game is likely very minimal, but I couldn't be convinced that it doesn't exist, albeit at a very small level.

Literally my least favorite player not named Tom Brady.

Ummm