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Yep. The anti-Tyrod crowd never understood that the "COT" just wanted to be competitive while we found a franchise QB.

Not sure how to post Peterman's stats, so making you look like a fool is a little harder. But the Browns are in overtime against the Steelers and we lost 47-3 so I guess it's not that hard.

Okay, so because people saw what you couldn't, they were stupid before the season started but now you'll accept their concerns? There are so many weaknesses on this team it would take an absolute dolt to call people negative for pointing them out. Please, carry on.

Wrong. I am generally positive about the team, as are most posters. But you are telling people they can't be critical despite the fact that they have something to be critical about.

That question has been answered. Get your head out of your ass.

Y'all see that Tyrod TD throw? Probably not a good bridge QB though. We're doing fine.

Maybe after today OP realized why some people were skeptical of the Bills roster, coaching, and GM. That doesn't mean we're not fans. It means we don't have homer binders on.

Hughes gets held on every single play. It's not always on our guys. Referees have a serious hardon for !@#$ing us over.

It's not an illusion. Remember how much money we just dumped on Star while "shedding bad contracts"?

Fire Juan Castillo immediately. He shouldn't be allowed to come back for the second half.

#1 pick is pretty positive. I'd rather be better than that, but it's not a bad consolation prize.

Our offensive linemen spend more time lying down than standing up.

Not only has our run defense not improved one iota, our pass defense is now competing with them for ineptitude.

I think it actually hurts our odds. If it doesn't rain, the Ravens will be more inclined to throw the ball and create more opportunities for our secondary, which is our strength. If it rains, the Ravens will run the ball and I'm not entirely optimistic about our run defense improving this year. Hope I'm wrong though.

The "block in the back" penalty is such bull ****. Half of our returns are called back. No other team gets as many of those penalties called against them as we do. And we're also the only team that ever gets that penalty during a RUN play. Get !@#$ed, NFL.

I started counting the spelling errors in this post and stopped when I got to the average attendance at a Foxboro Stadium game.

Well sure, but even the most knowledgeable forum poster still doesn't have Jerry Jones' phone number. It's all about opportunity and access, you see. Asking a fellow forum goer which GM is willing to trade an offensive lineman is just pointless.

To those asking for specific solutions: OP is not a general manager. There are about 180 guards (just guards, not just offensive linemen) in the NFL, and that doesn't include practice squad players. Fans do not have the resources to do the work of a general manager. A general manager has the resources to investigate which ones would be a scheme fit, which are viable trade candidates, and which are in favorable contract situations. Out of 180 players (plus many more on roster bubbles) I highly doubt that there are zero available to us. Beane likely has a list of appropriate targets. I'm hoping he's just waiting for roster cuts to see if any on his list end up on waivers, but he needs to address the situation one way or another.

Huh? Pouncey, Villanueva, and DeCastro all went to the Pro Bowl this past year and they ranked #1 in sacks per game in 2016. Their depth is also great. Granted, the past few years have been better than in the past, but they've usually been about average in sacks allowed during Roethlisberger's time.

No need for hyperbole. There is somewhere between arguably the worst line in the league and "5 pro bowl lineman." Some people just don't want to see Allen get injured like McCarron did.

Oh for sure. I don't think Peterman will last long playing real games. But at this point, he's probably won the preseason competition.

Is he not? 8/10 113 yds 1 TD. Allen did well, but Peterman is probably still ahead.

Yeah, he's much more mobile. But he won't be able to escape everything. Tyrod is arguably the most mobile QB in the league and got whacked a few times behind a similar line.

Victim of the OL. Exactly the reason I'd be worried about starting Allen.

If we could save money by cutting Clay I'd be perfectly happy adding Croom in there. Clay can't stay healthy and has a tendency to drop touchdown passes. Unfortunately I don't think we can get out of Clay's contract.