BuffaloHokie13

I think the production is understandable, to an extent, since they're on QB#3 and have signed QBs #4 & #5 (:lol:) in Barkley and Pryor. The biggest issue for me is that QB#3 is the guy they thought could be QB#1 for 4-6 games. That's some seriously terrible evaluation skills.

I would take every single one over NP.

If he's bad at sucking that's definitely an upgrade over our current guards!

Is stating the truth, that yesterday was not Peterman's worst game, really defending him? He had a sub 200 yard, 0 TD, 3 INT game with a rushing TD. The fact that they acknowledge it wasn't his worst game seems like a good thing, because he's usually worse than that somehow.

Interesting, so he installed a skylight in year 1? or...

And drafted Riley Ferguson, the NC porch & fence painter.

Remember that rumor that McD might lose the locker room if Nate started? Maybe it had some substance.

So there's a go fund me page to buy out Peterman's contract so he can retire. https://dailysnark.com/bills-fans-start-gofundme-to-buyout-remainder-of-nathan-petermans-contract-so-hell-retire/

My offseason plan from late February was to cut Tyrod and sign Ryan Fitzpatrick. Obviously neither of those things panned out, but as far as direction we are on the same page. I like Tyrod, and I think he's better than many here seem to think, but he and the Bills needed to part ways for everyone's sake.

He scored 2 for the opponents as well. Let's not short-change him!

Rex had the most talented roster the Bills have had this millennium and coached it to a .500 record, mostly due to failures on Defense (his specialty).

I honestly believe things would have been better had we kept Tyrod for the year, not that I am or did advocate for that. Regardless of his passing, he was a player that the defense was required to pay attention to at all times. Now the only player on the Bills that requires that attention is Shady and he's being shut down because of it. Also, I say it'd be better, but I'm not in any way saying we'd be good. The talent on offense declined steadily from 2015 to now and the production did along with it. I just think that Tyrod has enough experience that he would extend a few of these drives, potentially with his legs, and get us in scoring position a little more often. Of course there's no way to know this, but it's what I believe. We'd probably have ~10 TDs and ~2 INTs instead of 3 & 16 respectively. How that translates to W/L is anyone's guess though. I think we probably beat Houston, at least. The MNF score might've been closer as well, that was a heck of a performance from our D!

The Bills went 8-6, 7-8, and 8-6 with TT starting.

I checked cumulative as well. from 2015-2017 he was sacked 124 times (3rd most behind Russ Wilson (129) and Matt Stafford (128)). Both had significantly more pass attempts, so I checked Sack %. TT was high there at 9.12%, but still in 3rd place (qualifier of 500+ attempts) behind Kaepernick (10.02%) and Jacby Brissett (9.97%).

Sammy being dealt after he was finally healthy and they were working out together all spring and summer hurt a lot.

He is on his set and standard rookie contract based on his draft position. This is true. at least 3 of them need to be replaced, along with Castillo. No, they are actually worse. Wrong again. Josh Allen scored a TD against the Titans. Also, would you like to talk about how he's thrown 2 TDs to our opponents in the last 4 games along with the 2 he's scored for us?

69/133 (51.9%) for 563 Yards (4.23 YPA, 141 Yards per Start), 3 TDs (2.26%), 13 INTs (9.77%). 18 Rushes for 76 Yards (4.22 YPC) for 1 TD. 30.9 Passer Rating, -0.01 ANY/A. Regardless of what he's being paid, the Pegulas are not getting their money's worth. EDIT: Oh, and after yesterday's game he's now thrown as many TDs to Bills opponents as he has to Bills WRs...

Nah, they just seem bad because of Tyrod.

a 3 INT game and his INT% went down!

He's not supposed to throw himself into the wood chipper, he's supposed to throw Peterman in so we never have to see him QB the Bills again...

We didn't draft the Sooner. We drafted the Cowboy.

But I thought we shouldn't invest in weapons or offense in general until we have a QB in place?

You might want to slow down and figure out what you're talking about

We got Harrison Phillips by trading Ron Darby to the Eagles for Jordan Matthews. That has absolutely nothing to do with Tyrod Taylor.

Agree with this, though I don't think Castillo is safe, per se. If Daboll wants a different OL coach I think McD finds another position for Castillo. Offensive QC coach or something, maybe.