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Which boggles the mind considering Buffalo specializes in running the football and the Bills D faced more running reps in practice in all likelihood then any other team in the league.

I've always been in favor of logging the win/loss stat as part of a QB's record because regardless of the circumstances his performance and leadership is critical to the success of the football team in my humble opinion. The game managing skills of QB's like A Smith might actually mean something ...

The game itself is more exhibition then competition and getting recognized by your peers is what really matters in my humble opinion.

I agree, I get trying to limit giving the opposition to much game tape to study , but generally NFL coaches already have a good idea of what other NFL coaches may try to do IMO. It also works both ways because when a regular season opponent studies preseason film to gain an advantage the plays Buffalo executes successfully is forcing the opposition to gameplan for certain plays Buffalo may or may not even use.

As do I, The word is already out, contain Taylor and keep him from breaking the pocket and he struggles. Its important Tyrod Taylor changes this league perception IMO.

Cam really stunk the place up with his 1st appearance. Kid turned out to be pretty good...

Its hard to determine how well a team is executing plays going against your own players in my humble opinion. Rex screwed us by getting the Bills off to a slow start last season in my opinion. with all due respect Chandler#81

The NFL has evolved over the years and the QB position has evolved along with it. Holding the lowest wonderlic score in the league Tyrod Taylor is attempting to turn back the hands of time. At '6 1" the traditional pocket QB functioning produces inadequate field of vision adding more obstacles to overcome. Myself personally, Tyrod Taylor is one of the most gifted athletes in the league in my humble opinion. with a big up hill battle underway in Taylors quest for greatness... ...I'm a Billiever...

I think its a very logical assessment of where Taylor is at this point.

Come on now ladies, lets try to steer this discussion in a better direction. (If you can find one)

Jacks a good weed killer so...

In comparison to all the young men and woman that come out at an early age and face life head on? I understand feeling compassion and I do, but we have kids laying in hospital beds all over the world fighting to just stay alive, not end it. They're my heroes...

thanks Commonsense,

well said billsfan89

better coaching, better systems, T T going into his 3rd season as a starter, I don't see it happening

If SDS had decided to do this when BBMB shut down we wouldn't be here. This site weeds out the bad guys regardless. Thanks for the warm welcome and excellent moderation TBD

Most NFL players are willing and fully capable of doing what their coach asks them to do or die trying. Modern day gladiators watched by millions...

I remember, and the slippery beast Buffalo called an O didn't help,

Good posting Playing more effectively under pressure could be the result of catching a better glimpse of the field after being flushed outside the pocket in my humble opinion. Harbaugh knowing Taylors weakneses of course is going to exploit them.

I've always thought players playing out of position and players trying to do to much is a contributing factor and why some of the better coached teams like the Pats stay healthier. B B coached team man for man knows where to be and what to do at all times.

If by exposed you mean punched in the face I could understand why you might feel differently. Dumping cold and still very drinkable brewski on him probably didn't help the situation none.

BRUTAL how? As good as A Rodgers is the Pack always seems to be flying under the radar and its partly because of how humble the organization/fan base is IMO.

I like these choices

nice post my friend

Well If we're going to wish upon a falling star lets go undefeated and Championship. until we can beat the Patriots its probably all for not...