Big Gun

Oh stop, c'mon, they know he's not good. Woods and Watkins comments speak volumes along with Whaleys last year and Beanes this year. It's not just coincidental they all said what they said.

IDK How about Jim Kelly? 237 TDs right, nobody and I mean nobody says Jim Kelly had 244 TDs for the Bills

Only for Tyrod are total TDs counted to justify the cause of making him look better than he really is. Nobody says Aaron Rodgers had 44 TDs last year, nobody.

You feel any more trades coming?

True, have noticed as someone else pointed out, Tyrod has been under center more and Peterman was in more shotgun both going against what they're more familiar with.

Fair enough and I agree their play calling in the preseason games is a dumbed down version of what they are doing in practices. Tyrod struggling with an easier preseason game plan makes no sense at all and makes no sense that Tyrod would flourish with a more complicated regular season game plan week 1. This offense isn't suited for his style and it is really evident by watching him struggle mightily so far.

Wow are you stretching to find something. Whatever, have fun!

I know what is being said no mischaracterization at all, you're the one doing it. He said "not seeing the system". They are running the same system just the lite version. Everybody knows that except maybe him or if he knows he needs to choose his words more carefully. Carry on though endlessly trying to wrongly correct everybody.

One of the biggest fallacies going. Man you're good to be able to see somebody's eyeballs 100 feet or more away.

So you think this offense is having to learn 2 new offenses right now? One for the preseason and one for the regular season. How about the defense? Are they learning 2 different new defenses right now also? Do you even realize how absurd that sounds.

37 passing TDs in 2 years against stacked box single coverage most of the time and you think that is good. Any half way good passing QB that got to play against that 80% of the time might have had 50+ TDs passing in 1 year.

They were ranked that high in spite of him and the best running game in the NFL in years. Certainly not because he lit it up.

Couldn't disagree more. McD doesn't want the blame if he selects NP and NP craps out so he is selecting TT, not because he is better but because if TT craps out McD is free from blame, it's on TT at that point. Chicken **** decision making already.

You nailed it, that is all he does well. Unfortunately for him and his followers there is a whole lot more to being a QB than running and throwing deep. In the world of TT followers nothing more is needed I guess.

I believe TT will start week #1 is because McD doesn't have the balls to pull the trigger and start the "rookie" If he starts TT and he is bad it's on TT whereas if he starts NP and he is bad then it's on McD. Making scared decisions already based on what makes him look good or bad, they can't tell me with a straight face that TT is a better QB today than is NP.

I bet TT doesn't even throw the ball there to anybody. All guys seem covered and pressure is there pretty quick. I'd bet he pulls it down and runs.

Then what exactly is your argument about with people who don't see Tyrod as the answer?

Look in the mirror when you say he was good.

I have problems? I'm not the one who save other peoples posts! You are the only delusional poster that seems to have done something as demented as that. I've said numerous times Tyrod is a great guy, great teammate, works his ass off and wants to be good and succeed, he really does, I believe that 100%. The only problem is he is not a good QB. You obviously can not see that from your tired repetitive posts.

Uh oh, Woods and Watkins are gone, now what!

I know, right. If TT had gone for 3800+ pass yards, 23 TDs passing, and 8 ints each of the last 2 years and the Bills had a record of, say, 18-11 and just missed out on the playoffs both years then, yeah I would say he had a decent body of work and should be afforded a few bad preseason games to get his crap together within a new offense. He doesn't have nearly that good of a body of work so he shouldn't be afforded anything especially when a true rookie is severely outplaying him in what is a new offense for him too.

The epic battle between Tuel and Manuel.

I don't believe this one bit, this thinking was done eons ago when the gap between D1 and the NFL was enormous. IMO I don't think that gap is very wide at all today. With anybody who shows anything starting from small kids to high school to college these guys have personal trainers, practice just about 24/7 365, nutritionists, play against the best of the best all through their growing up etc. I believe no situation intimidates these guys anymore and they are ready right out of the box. For a QB in today's game, you either got it or you don't and it looks an awful lot like Peterman has got it.

I think one thing the coaches didn't anticipate was how bad Tyrod would play and how good Peterman would play this whole preseason.