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Oh that's right your one of the resident Tyrod shills. Hate to burst your bubble big guy but the only thing Tyrod does better than Foles is run. Foles has played 10 less games and has more yards, more touchdowns etc. etc. He's also got more wins. Or is that only a QB stat when you're trying to defend a QB who can't actually play the position?

Still leaps and bounds better than Tyrod. I always prepare for the worst. As fun as it is to picture Cousins or Bridgewater in a Bills uniform, it's more likely we end up with someone like Foles or Bradford.

Distinct possibility. Bridgewater won't accept a back up role, but if you're the Vikings, there's no way you go away from Keenum, is there? I was all about Cousins when he was coming out and I got poo pooed on the old board. An improved front 7 with Smith, Cousins, Bridgewater or Foles (yea I said it, wanted him as well, to replace Fitz in Gailey's system) and I think this team would be legitimate for a few years. Hopefully we don't get all Billsy and do something dumb like draft Rudolph.

Smart move on Andy's part honestly. Protect your starter and get your backup a little in game action in case anything terrible were to happen.

Because Cutler did it, so now anyone can do it. I heard Boomer and Phil still think they can play too.

Obviously.

People keep saying this yet... I liked Clayton Thorson but he's returning to Northwestern for his senior season.

Nope. I love Tony, don't get me wrong. I think he is probably one of the most underrated QBs and is a great underdog story. His story would blend perfectly with Buffalo. But at this point, he's a liability not only to a team but to himself if he steps back onto the football field. You just never recover from back injuries.

When will the 90's uniforms be a throwback? I think it's time.

Looking at the Giants, you force out a future Hall of Fame coach who was obviously working magic in NY because they looked awful this year even with Manning, who will also be in the Hall of Fame. So you think a rookie is going to walk into NY and instantly make that team better? Possibly work with a first time coach, judging from the last hire they made in NY? A team isn't going to make Rosen successful, it's all on him to be successful. You either have it or you don't. Look how awful the Colts were without Manning and then without Luck. That's one guy, and if Rosen is that type of guy it doesn't matter where he goes.

Last in passing offense. 3 games this season with 3 points. "But we run the ball more than anyone!" Teams ahead of us in rushing attempts, Jags, Panthers, Vikings and Eagles. Their passing ranks? 16th, 27th, 13th and 12th. (Cam is also not good, hence the reason he only put up 9 points on the Bills. Guess how much Tyrod mustered.)

As a competitor, I don't see why you would want to avoid a team like the Browns. Especially at the QB position. The goal is to win the Super Bowl and nothing would make it sweeter than taking a team like the Browns to the promised land. You would be a literal god in Cleveland and would be considered one of the greatest of all time. So does Rosen love football or does he love the prospect of a big pay day? Sounds like he wants an easy 4 years to get to a big payday. And on a side note, every season is a new season. Look at teams like the Jags and Giants. Jags finally build a team and are in the playoffs for the first time in forever and the Giants are awful. Past success does not mean continued or future success.

If you love football, just watch college. Guys play because they love it, even the good ones because they haven't got the big check yet. Rules remain consistent. I've never once seen an incomplete pass called a fumble and recovered by the other team until yesterday during the Steelers/Texans game. The fact that the refs had to have a discussion about an incomplete screen pass that was tipped by the running back and fell harmlessly to the ground tells you all you need to know about the NFL.

You have to win both games. Now it's going to be about other teams losing which isn't likely, if we even beat Miami. This was a must win.

Doesn't matter. Had to win today. Tyrod flopped. Defense quit. Bring on the draft.

Bye Tyrod.

Quitters.

Tyrod is below average. He's proven it time and time again. There are bigger reaches in this thread than drafting EJ Manuel in the first round.

What if they sign one of Bridgewater/Bradford/A. Smith/Foles and trade down for even more draft capital? Anything is possible.

The Peterman/Webb combo in a game where you couldn't see the ball it was snowing so hard, wasn't the worst passing performance of the season. That's all you have to know about our QB situation.

We're in the hunt for a wildcard spot with two games left with piss poor QB play. Imagine where we'd be with even average QB play.

He throws those routes too flat. If he leads Zay upfield just a bit more, rather than making it so he has to change angles then that's any easy completion, or at the very least Zay drops it after it hits him in the hands. Calling a pass that a guy running full speed for, has to make a diving attempt at (and the ball is still out of reach) "accurate" is typical for this place I guess.

Oh man, someone here is about to hand over their beer...

Oprah could probably purchase all the teams in Charlotte.

I love how he just played terribly and after the team wins no thanks to him, he talks **** about the Bills.