Figster

Tough as nails , knows how to use his body, great veteran leadership. Awwwww man

YES!!!!! I've wanted Boldin for so , so long!

Dennison is spot on IMO. Low YAC average is a glaring indication of Tyrod Taylors biggest problem and hopefully some of the off season work will help. Throwing with anticipation takes knowing player tendency, takes practice. Working harder then most to achieve his goals is what Taylor is all about in my humble opinion. I'm a Billiever...

Fat , lonely, and still no Boldin...

lol,

unfortunately,

with A Rodgers I don't bame you my friend, remember the Superbowl ticket you promised me,( Bills vs Packers)

Yup, Tyrod getting a season ending injury is my biggest fear, hahaha, nice

Big all around homer, but I also focus on the QB in discussions because for one he's the most important player and two the most interesting. Over the years I have learned to moderate my post numbers to avoid becoming to excessive. Many of the more football savvy posters frequenting the board on a daily basis get tired of hearing the same thing over and over again. I think trantsplant does a decent job finding new material to talk about. ( IMO )

Taylor's body of work so far is fine and he doesn't need excuses IMO. Taylor just needs to do what every 3rd year starter needs to do which is start taking his game to the next level. Years in the league as bench warmer doesn't mean squat...

The one thing I can be grateful for throughout the playoff drought John is never having to watch my Bills football team start the season with the mindset of losing. I appreciate the heart , the effort and the never say die way our team has always played. What has given me the most hope over the last two seasons to break the drought and now going into a 3rd is Tyrod Taylor.

Nice posting grb

I agree, even a little above average from the pocket would make a world of difference IMO.

This is a fair and well explained assessment/post in my humble opinion Tee. Coming from one of T T's biggest fans...

true that, but Taylor commented early on how user friendly the Dennison O was so I've got my fingers crossed.

The new O focuses allot of attention in a 15 yard area sideline to sideline which helps create passing lanes and better field of vision for a shorter QB in my humble opinion. Steve Young and Tyrod Taylor are close in size and skill set. Young was a perfect fit in the WC offense.

for sure

I think most Bills fans , the Bills HC and the rest of the organization are keeping an open mind despite the need for a small handful that want to stamp a label on Tyrod Taylors ceiling, future accomplishments and length tenure playing for the franchise.( IMO ) When you call Taylor bridge it doesn't sound like playoffs because If we do I don't see T T going anywhere soon. The scouts tried to label Taylor coming out of college, hows that working out so far, With all due respect Bang

Not only that the way opposing RB's ran up the yardage against the Bills D demoralizes the whole football team in my humble opinion. The whole idea was to win the battle of field position...

It was a sophisticated G Roman run game to manage that gets taken for granted by some in my humble opinion JM. Taylor managed and participated in the best rushing O in the league. At over 5 yards an attempt that displays Buffalo's ability to play smash mouth football any help at all from the D gets the Bills into the playoffs IMO.

since when did the normal learning curve for a starting QB operating under 3 different OC's in 3 seasons get tossed out the window. just looking for clarification here

...comes complete with bullet proof jock strap... ...kevlar cup...

hahahaha, goes for the whole Bills fan base...

You copied my mistake before I fixed it old friend, now we're doomed...

What are the odds now that Taylor is going into his 3rd season as starter with a HC and OC that believes in him and an O Taylor made around him? You think the odds stacked against him might go down a little, because I do... ...history shows it...