BuffaloHokie13

True meaning being the tweeter's intended meaning.

I'm am still incredibly scarred from having Deangelo Williams in 2013. Tolbert snagged at least 4 TDs through the year, the most important being in week 15 against the Jets in our championship game that I lost by 2 points

He really is one of my more interesting watches this year with the new upgrades at WR. It helps that I feel neutral to his success since he is NFC and we didn't ever have a realistic shot at taking him.

Yep, his first 4 weeks looked solid. Then it fell apart. He finished with the 3rd lowest YPT, 2nd lowest TD%, and 5th lowest TD/TO ratio of any QB with 200+ attempts last year.

Tolbert was a notorious TD vulture in Carolina fantasy-wise. I suspect it will be the same here.

Actually, I think Blokes is on to something since Batty is followed up by Mon. Seems like a guy trying to slide something past an audience that is largely ignorant to the true meaning imo. (No that that's on 26, of course, but the tweeter)

Wentz was asked to do a lot and looked pretty brutal doing it, but that's to be expected for a rook. They went out and upgraded his weapons quite a bit. It'll be fun to see whether he takes a step or continues to flame out this year.

I don't entirely disagree here, but I think you've mistaken the conversation a bit. Transplant was talking about how you'd rank the QB's 2015 season specifically. In 2015, Luck played in 7 games and didn't look good; Ben played in 12 games, had a worse TD% and nearly triple the TO%; Carr had decent overall numbers on high volume, his YPA and Turnovers suffered because of it; Smith had fewer YPG, worse YPA, and scored fewer TDs and 1 more INT than Tyrod in 2 additional games; Ryan had 3 fewer TDs and 15 more TOs in 16 games, and a very similar YPA to Tyrod. That's not to say Tyrod is a better QB right now than any of them (though I think he's better than Smith), but based on that year alone he produced better than some IMO.

In my experience it was Bills > Giants > Steelers and then the rest was just too few to consider

Yeah he really got me with those facts that I started a topic about back in June. Not sure if you actually followed the discussion, but Orton coming back in games that we should have been ahead in in the first place isn't a big deal to me. But he's probably right. We should really all desire to go back to being the 24th DVOA Pass offense, and the 26th DVOA Offense overall instead of 12th & 9th in '15 and 19th & 10th in '16, because Orton mustered the strength for 3 TDs in 2 games.

As a team we ran the ball more than any team in the league, no doubt. But are you honestly asking if something other than the QB was most responsible for the offense's success? Hint: Tyrod's total attempts last year were 573. All other Bills players combined passing and rushing totaled 439 attempts.

What do you want to wager? Also, I don't know what weird impression you have of Glennon, but his career numbers are lower than Tyrod in CMP%, YPA, YPG, QB Rating, and ANY/A.

Yes. My point is that Orton didn't do anything Tyrod doesn't, but Tyrod does provide things Orton doesn't. In 2014 the D allowed 24+ only 3 times, and the team went 9-4 when they held opponents under 24. In 2015 Opponents scored 24+ 6 times, in 2016 it was 8 times. Since 2015 we're 15-3 when our opponents are held under 24.

Fun Fact: In every game we won in 2014, the defense held the opponent to less than 24 points.

I didn't really need to know any of those things.

Certainly no more distracting than an away crowd when you forget to charge the radio batteries.

A QB passing 0/100 would have a passer rating of 2.1. I would say last year Kaep had a better year than Flacco. He was better in Yards per Touch, TDs per Game, TD%, and TO%. That's not to say he's a better QB, but imo he had a better year.

He has 47 total TDs. To be fair I usually pair that with his total turnovers (which is 14). Even when you factor in fumbles Tyrod is 2nd in the league since 2015 with a TO% of 1.28% (Brady's is 0.94%...). When factoring in rushing, over the same time period, Tyrod is 19th in TDs per Game and TD%. So you'd be correct about being slightly below average. From a TD/TO ratio perspective he's also 2nd in the league though, way behind Brady and a hair above Rodgers.

Based on my own special blend of metrics I've been working on I've got Tyrod at 13th of 37 qualifying QBs in 2015, 14th of 33 qualifying QBs in 2016, and 15th of 26 qualifying QBs over the two years compiled.

No, he thinks we'll score 4.5 fewer points per game than we did last year (over that stretch anyway). Those scores would've put us squarely in 22nd last year instead of the 10th we ended up at.

He doesn't trust his knee yet.

IMO the only way Tyrod isn't the Bills QB in 2018 is if someone else on the roster gives us a better chance to win football games.

16-0 isn't a Super Bowl guarantee. The Pats* themselves have proven that

Big part of Rodgers' game too. Quick snaps before the D is properly set. Often times draws a flag for a free play, which he loves to punish.