BuffaloHokie13

There has never been a time since leaving Baltimore and signing with the Bills in 2015 that Tyrod has not been under contract with the Bills.

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I was in 6th grade at Sweet Home. Now I'm a licensed PE and own a home.

It's supposed to be around the low 60's by Sunday, but it's snowing there today.

Not saying they tried or things would've played out different in some alternate reality. But reality says Tom Brady played a half and went 8/16 for 80 Yards and 2 FGs, and the Bills won.

So you're saying he's a liar? This statement is disingenuous at best and patently false at worst.

Not a very good memory, huh? Brady started the first half, played awful, led the Pats* to 2 FGs, and then sat for the 2nd half. They sat Gronk and a couple others on O, and we sat some of our D, including some of our outstanding DL.

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Why not just use his average YPG in Buffalo? 201.3. This factors in his highs, his lows, and everything in between. That means, generally speaking, that for every 130 yard game he's also had a 270 yard game.

It uses Yards per Touch, which factors in passing and rushing and subtracts sack yardage; TD% which is total TDs per total attempts; and TO% which is INTs & Fumbles Lost per total attempts. Then that score is weighted by total attempts per game compared to their peers which is an attempt to emphasize QBs who are asked to do more than others.

Tyrod is 1/37th of the list, but I suppose I should have expected this.

Well, the regular season couldn't have come to a more exciting end for us. I've wrapped up the data entry, so here's the results. I eliminated the starters vs. not for this final set, and I set a minimum total attempt amount of 200 which left me with 37 qualifying QBs this year. What stands out to you? Does this come close to matching up with how you perceived QB play this year? Let me know and let's discuss

Don't you mean pantsed?

I yelled 'Oh my God!'. Then I looked at the time left in the game and yelled 'Don't you this up Cincy! I know you can!'.

Regardless, it sounds more like he'll come in around halftime or if the game becomes out of reach. I don't expect Fales for the whole game.

Sounds like the exact same list used to excuse Hackenberg's play.

Miami Herald might know more about the Phins than ESPN?

You might see the news if you didn't antagonize the guy who provides most of it.

Well we either need Baltimore to lose (Everyone chose Baltimore) or we need LA and TENN to lose (Everyone picked LA). So yes, because of 2 unanimous decisions (kiss of death?) none of them let us in.

Early day 3 guy to me. Could see him go in the middle of the 3rd tho.

I don't think he gains much of anything at the combine. His stock will be effected by the Senior Bowl though imo

Who has him as a day 3 guy?

Considering how many players we need to bring in we actually are pretty strapped. Especially if we want a viable vet QB. We only have 33 of our 53 current players under contract for next year, and Tyrod, Glenn, Hughes, and our entire OL are among those 33 (so we are very likely to create even more holes). We do have a decent amount of cap room, but it's not like we're going to sign Cousins, Lotutulei, Carlos Hyde, and Demarcus Lawrence. If we can get a couple of our hits down a bit, however, we could probably swing 2 of them.

Cousins, Smith, Keenum, Bradford, Bridgewater in that order.

If they can work out a longer term deal they can lower his 2018 cap hit I think. Right now it's like $8.5M.