Bleeding Bills Blue

Both wasn't an option, but thats the route i would go. Bring in a Bradford, McCown, Keenum, Smith (probably not a Cousins, that pricetags very high) - and then draft a guy. Philly basically already did this with bradford, because you have to sign a free agent first since the draft is so much later. They ended up recouping a 1st for Bradford, which I don't think we would be able to do - but it'd be a much better QB room than we've had in a very long time.

Well he isn't a great route runner, so i would do a lot of hitches and outs. With a QB like Tyrod he's going to make his money in the red zone. Assuming he can even play. Pretty much, a few good players here and there sprinkled among a bunch of try-hards.

Not giving up on him. Just don't think i need to see him during the playoff race. He'll be here next year, hopefully Tyrod and Dennison are not.

Don't love the guy, just don't see the reason to put a rookie in when we legit already tried it and he blew it.

Kamara's been killing everyone. Weeeeeeeeee probably shouldve picked him - instead of rolling with friggin tolbert. Ingram killed us that game too lol.

He's legit done nothing for us as a team. In preseason or regular season, to justify taking another players spot. The previous game between NE and Miami, NE ran for about 200 yards. That was what, 2 weeks ago? The other option is a rookie - who has not played well yet at this level of football. In fact played so poorly as to get benched in 1 half. It's not like we have a HOFer waiting in the wings. We are a team without a QB.

Every week is different, every matchup is different. They've won 2 in a row... after losing 5 straight. Who knows what they are.

Why am i developing him in a playoff race? He's legit done nothing to earn a spot. He got extended preseason time and did nothing with it. He got a start and pissed it away, and since then hasn't done anything.

He played pretty well against Seattle in prime time last year. As for this year - I thought he played really well against Denver, Oakland, Tampa and the week 1 game against the Jets. Considering his preseason and how much time he missed i was surprised he looked competent against the jets.

5 picks. in a half. Why do you need to see more?

I dunno, anthony lynn? rex ryan? reggie bush? and no love for 5 picks... hard to believe?!

I didn't say he runs like shady, I'm saying in a garbage game like that the best athletes will win. He's faster than Peterman, he throws better on the run than NP and Webb, and he's generally hard to tackle in the open field.

They did miss a 45 yard field goal in OT.

Yeah - like admitting the guy has had some good games in the past, and made some really good plays. I don't love Taylor, but I really don't think Peterman is the answer. Maybe he becomes something someday, but right now I think we need to invest in a solid QB and a rookie in 2018.

No... I didn't say that at all. I said he's got quick feet and a low center of gravity. Which he does. I was then told that being quick and elusive doesn't mean anything in the snow. So I mentioned that ya know... McCoy moved pretty well in the snow as a quick/elusive player.

I actually feel like the one off his receivers hands was NPs fault. At least partially. Watching it at full speed he threw that thing way too hard.

I'd like an offensive coordinator who has a bit of creativity too

Yeah - have to say the guy we need isn't currently on the roster.

I don't get the love for the guy. He has legit done nothing. He sucked in preseason, and has sucked every chance he got here except for a 10 play stretch of garbage time. He threw 5 picks in a HALF. IN A HALF

31 points and 600 yards of offense just weren't enough that day.

I thought maybe to clear out snow to make sure it was a clean snap and punt.

Either way, Peterman has made a couple of plays in his time with Buffalo. He also lost his mind and became a turnover machine. I don't want a turnover machine playing QB. He was given a shot, and played his way out of the lineup. He'll likely get another one this year or next.

I think the goal was to try and get a turnover. They may have thought Indy was going to go more through the air at that point...? Who knows. I don't agree with the call, just throwing some ideas as to what may have gone into it. I think calling timeout and NOT going for it was more unforgivable IMO.

McCoy is elusive, and he seemed pretty good out there.

He was also fully blocking the player. It makes it easier to make the call when he makes no attempt to run a route. Since it was in the shoveled goal line area, it would have to be beyond a yard.