Kaenon

When you look back through the history, the Buffalo Bills have had some great RB's. In the NFL top rushers list, the Bills have: Top 25 (8%) Thurman Thomas and OJ Simpson Top 50 (10%) LeSean McCoy, Marshawn Lynch and Willis McGahee Top 100 (8%) Antowain Smith, Travis Henry and Fred Jackson ------ The Bills build for winter success, but ultimately, we need our Quarterback!

Yes.

I wish I could understand something. Minnesota suffers a loss to their presumed "Franchise QB in Bridgewater." Minnesota trades for Bradford. Minnesota looks to have a great O going into the season with rookie RB phenom Dalvin Cook and QB Sam Bradford. Cook and Bradford both get hurt. 1st round WR Treadwell looks like a bust. You now have journeyman Case Keenum with Raider castaway Latavius Murray, while being hooked on A. Thielen dominating teams week in and week out. How good is the Vikings offensive line, or their scheme, or combination thereof? And by comparison, how bad are ours?

Post-op Peyton though, lol.

Numbers are all well and good but Peterman is still developing and has more room to get stronger and improve mechanics to increase velocity. See the Kelvin Benjamin throw that KB dropped. Michah Hyde calls NP, Nate Favre.

The difference is the defense went to prevent for the Jets versus the same defense for New Orleans who was trying to prevent a lone TD on the day. That defense wanted to leave it at 3 points on the day.

I am done with the team for as long as Tyrod is QB. Sickening... anemic flipping offense....

Harsh but mostly true. We will win more than 6 games though, lol.

Yup 1 game at a time.

So the Bills trade looks like this: photo attached.

Deion Sanders could probably still ball.

Most complete, entertaining game under Coach McDermott. Best game I've seen from Tyrod in a while. Next man up working: Thompson, Davis, Milano, O'Leary, Taiwan Jones, etc. Team overcame two blown coverages for TDs, missed FG and a rare Shady fumble to persevere, and get the TD and turnover, leaving it to our kicker to get us the game. Tyrod going from 2-16 to 3-16 when being down by 4+ points is a positive - as we can't play every game while leading. Zay Jones hung onto his receptions, Tyrod still trusts him based on targets. I saw some bad things this game, but also some real positives. I'm still not sure if we are a contender or a pretender, but it's been an entertaining ride this far.

What?

Thought the list was interesting. The NFL is a different kind of game. The Rookies (Unproven, but Watson is looking amazing) C.J. Beathard Mitchell Trubiski DeShaun Watson The 2nd years (Mostly due to injuries) Kevin Hogan Brett Hundley Jacoby Brissett Journeymen (Mix) Josh McCown Ryan Fitzpatrick Case Keenum

To be fair, the offense with Clay was only marginally better. Tyrod can't do anything and LeSean is averaging less than 3.5 per carry. Teams don't respect the pass, focus on stopping the run and the offense is struggling as a whole group.

I read he's only been credited with 1 drop. The others were deemed uncatchable by stat trackers. Tyrod needs to be better, only completing 24 passes to WRs through 5 games.... Our whole WR team is basically tied with Chris Hogan for catches, yards and TDs.

We could have Julio and AJ Green and Tyrod still won't throw them the ball.

Top Sack Takers T-#1 - 19 T-#1 - 19 T-#3 - 18 - Tyrod Taylor

Chris Hogan 23 receptions 288 yards 5 TDs Robert Woods 17 receptions 252 yards 0 TDs Marquise Goodwin 14 receptions 243 yards 0 TDs Sammy Watkins 14 receptions 211 yards 2 TDs All Bills WR's this season (COMBINED) 24 receptions 316 yards 4 TDs

Through 5 Weeks, Tyrod Taylor has 24 completions to WRs. AKA, less than 5 per game. Week 5 - 3 WR receptions Tate: 2 Jones: 1 Week 4 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1 Week 3 - 6 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 K. Clay: 1 Week 2 - 7 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 Jones: 2 Week 1 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1

Haha, that's funny

I am happy to be 3-1, but without this Defense, we are 1-3, maybe 0-4. Tyrod cannot carry this team. I'm not sure he knows what a WR is. 5 completions per game to wideouts. Through 4 Weeks, 21 completions to WRs. Week 4 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1 Week 3 - 6 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 K. Clay: 1 Week 2 - 7 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 Jones: 2 Week 1 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1

Through 4 Weeks, 21 completions to WR. Jones has about 20% of those (4/21). Week 4 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1 Week 3 - 6 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 K. Clay: 1 Week 2 - 7 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 Jones: 2 Week 1 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1

Sure, a bit... But none of our wide receivers have more than 3 receptions in any of our first 3 games. Tyrod Taylor doesn't throw down the field this year. Just check downs to RBs and some passes to the TEs. We might as well not have WRs. Week 3 - 6 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 K. Clay: 1 Week 2 - 7 WR receptions Matthews: 3 Holmes: 2 Jones: 2 Week 1 - 4 WR receptions Matthews: 2 Jones: 1 Holmes: 1

Lol, that was Jeff Tuel