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Other players being bad isn't exactly a great justification for McCoy playing bad.

That's great. We won with Shady sitting for half the game.

Yes, Kelly really screwed up, he has one under producing back instead of another.

Really? All the clips I saw showed him on top of the defender with his knees in the air and his elbow not that close. Either way, Marshall should know better to not attempt a lateral.

Cierre Wood for Cutler and Forte. Get it done Doug!

How could it be overturned? He wasn't even close to being down.

Don't forget your hacky-sack.

Another guy who didn't read. "If the pursuit from several NFL teams of free-agent quarterback Josh McCown could ever have been considered a sweepstakes, the Buffalo Bills have come out on the losing end. McCown, 35, agreed to a three-year deal Friday with the Cleveland Browns, choosing Buffalo's neighbors on Lake Erie over the quarterback-needy Bills. Plenty of Bills fans seem to be breathing a sigh of relief that McCown, a career backup who went 1-10 as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' starter last season, isn't the veteran the Bills ensured would arrive to compete with EJ Manuel. After all, McCown was an underwhelming option on what is a generally underwhelming quarterback market." Tell me more about how Rodak thought McCown was this great big loss. All he says is that he was the Bills plan A (which he was) and now they need to go to their backup plan (which they did). Groupthink hits hard.

Jets.

I know. It's a good thing.

A retraction?

It's simple Joe. Brand recognition. It's why a movie like Star Trek blows any "original" sci-fi movie out of the water.

The funniest part is that most folks call Rodak lazy, then they prove they didn't read bother to read the article they're trashing.

He does have his really good games. But they do rarely ever happen against the Bills.

I'm not saying he's bad. I guess what I'm trying to say is that if Tyrod was less mobile, he might have a completion percentage of ~68%. That would be selling him short, because his true completion percentage would be higher. Because he has throwaways.

That's the thing. The odds of winning a SB are bad for everyone. I mean, Aaron Rodgers has only won 1! Ridiculous.

Kaep never won a Super Bowl either.

So mad. I hate 7 TD's in 3 games.

Absolutely. There are many ways to rank players. There are about 36-40 starting QB's in the NFL each year, (by season's end). I have Tanny higher than Dalton, but at the same level as Smith, and that's over the 18-20 QB mark, thus "above average." I think it is so so early to claim you can't win a championship with Dalton or Tanny. Dalton looks like he's experiencing a rebirth. Smith went to an NFC championship. These players have long long careers. Is Tanny or Dalton gonna be Aaron Rodgers and drag a garbage team to a conference final? Probably not. Does that mean they'll never win? No way! I wish we had a "baby crying" emoticon.

Some more gems. http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/175984-all-things-incognito-richie-returns-signs-contract/ http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/169616-time-to-sign-richie-incognito/ Down, but not out.

I'm here, I'm here. Tanny is legit. He's not Aaron Roders, but he's an above average QB. Top ten in passing yards. Get it together folks. Lots of QB's have had stinkers against Buffalo lately, besides Tommy, Ha ha ha ha ha. Of course we would. If Tyrod throws for 4k and 27 TD's, and we miss the playoffs, we'd definitely demand a cut. Can we please not point to the lunatic fringe for every single argument? It's so tiring.

Hmph.

Yes. To the bolded. That's all I'm trying to say. I'm not saying he hasn't been accurate. I'm not saying he doesn't throw accurate passes. I'm not saying his incompletions weren't mostly decent passes. I'm not saying anything other that he doesn't have to throw the ball away much, which directly correlates to a higher completion percentage. His completion percentage isn't bogged down by incompletions due to throwaways. Because he's mobile, he doesn't have to throw the ball away. When he's under pressure, he either throws a very, very accurate ball or scrambles, which means he doesn't have to throw the ball away, which helps his completion percentage. If a play breaks down, he can scramble and find an open receiver to complete a pass, rather than having to throw the ball away, which helps his completion percentage. Because he's mobile. Which helps his completion percentage. Because he doesn't have to throw the ball away much. Because when there's pressure, he can either carry the ball or scramble to find an open receiver to complete a pass. These passes are sometimes deep, and he does a good job completing them. Because he can move away from pressure, rather than having to throw the ball away. Which helps his completion percentage. etc. etc. to infinity.

Oh yeah? Who said it's a bad thing?

Jesus !@#$ing Christ, I haven't said he wasn't accurate.