Perry Turtle

Game's not nearly over yet.

He's the head coach. He's responsible for the offense, defense and personnel decisions. So if the offense is crippled for whatever reason, he's accountable.

Yep, and as soon as the coaching staff realizes that the better off the team will be.

It's going to be hard to tank with the defense playing like it is.

Right, Watkins scoring TDs and winning games for the Bills really sucked. There are a lot of people out here who are "butthurt" about Taylor. It dominates the board. But Taylor didn't have to be here this year. The front office had several outs to give the vocal Taylor critics what they wanted. McBeane chose keep him and play him. It's obvious that Taylor has hit his ceiling in the NFL, so why did McBeane make the decisions they did? I think it's a valid question and discussion. If these guys are tearing down and rebuilding, the decisions they make should be fair game for discussion for Bills fans.

What are you, my life coach?

We're the 2nd oldest team in the league. We shouldn't be a work in progress. Clock management isn't the only worrisome thing about the new coach or GM.

That play is McBeane's fault. They could have dumped Tyrod and they could have set up the Bills WR corp so that it wasn't relying on a rookie to win a close road game. Taylor is out there because they want him out there. Zay Jones is starting because they dumped the starting WRs from last season.

Look, everyone knows who Taylor is. The fans knew it. The new genius head coach knew it. The GM-in-waiting knew it. The soon-to-be OC knew it. So what did the genius coach do in the draft? Did he draft a QB? No, he punted to next year. When it came time to make a decision on Taylor's contract, did the GM cut ties? No, he doubled-down on Taylor. When it came time to build the team around Taylor, did they bring back the receivers that he build a rapport with last season? No, they let Woods walk and they traded Watkins. So knowing that Taylor is a running QB will little accuracy outside of the deep ball, the Bills brain trust dumped his best down-field threats and brought in an OC who has nailed him inside the pocket. There are no so-called Taylor supporters on this board. There are people defend him because they realize that when Taylor's in there, the entire team has to step it up to make plays. And when they don't, the person to blame isn't necessarily Taylor, it's the geniuses who put Taylor in there and set him up to fail. If you're looking for someone to blame, don't blame the so-called Taylor supporters. Taylor is not out there because of supporters. He's out there because of McBeane. Unfortunately, McBeane doesn't appear to realize how to be successful with Taylor on the field.

The best defense in the NFL would have closed the door in the 4th quarter. With the game on the line, Carolina went on an 8 minute drive. The best defense in the league would have stepped on their throat in the 4th. Not to say that they aren't a good defense, or a great defense, but they're not the best defense.

Really? Newton played in the Super Bowl and he missed a bunch of easier throws today.

The ball hit him in BOTH hands. Throw was off, but this is how this team is built to win, and they didn't. 2nd oldest team in the league. PASSED on drafting a QB in the first round. Traded their only deep threat. Dumped all the young talent at RB. Wins aren't easy with the way this team is built. Guys have to make every play to win. A ball hits you in the hands, you gotta catch it, because chances to win games will be far and few between.

Our #1 receiver is playing in Los Angeles.

Bills fan violence on Bills fan is the favorite distraction while the team stumbles and bumbles its way through another season.

Everybody in the league knows Taylor can't play from the pocket. IF you're going to start him, the entire offense better be based on a run/pass option scheme. Expecting him to play from the pocket is wasting everybody's time. And this is entirely on the coaches.

Just what we need during this 17 year playoff drought; a strategic pause.

Jim Kelly's and Marv Levy's HOF speeches.

Levy's debut win was also at home. ESPN has fired so many people that they've become fake news.

As stated above, Rex won his debut against the Colts. Levy also won his debut against the Steelers. It was a mid-season win, but he still won it.

Holdouts have been around for decades. GMs shouldn't take the job if they can figure out how to handle them. In this case, the best player on the team isn't in the lineup opening day. It's on the GM to figure this out. The Bills had several players who held out during the Super Bowl years. Polian used to loudly complain about it, but he got the players signed and on the field.

Defense showed great character on that drive.

Can we stop, for the love of god, running right?

This team is going to be bad for many, many years.

Half time adjustment that must be made: RUN LEFT. Stop running behind the weakest part of the team.

Seriously? Clay doesn't have the hands to be the #1 target on this team. Holmes is not a reliable deep threat. The WRs caught 2? passes this half. The Jets are teeing off on the run, and don't respect the pass.