Figster

We are on the same page where it really matters my friend.

Taylor didn't design the G Roman O and complaining about the QB/ O becomes secondary to one of the worst D "s in the league don't you think? I didn't see a One dimensional O and Taylor wouldn't rank so high in the QB ratings if it was IMO. Pats did worse, how did that work out ?

The Bills D didn't play well enough to win many football games IMO. The Bills averaged over 5 yards a run and was constantly improving their field position, but it doesn't mean squat when the D is unable to stop the opposition. You get that right?

You mentioned succesful QB's close to the same height as T T earlier, then a couple of post later you suggested the right coaching and system may have played a part in the success. Good coaching/systems always plays a big part in the success of an NFL QB, as does supporting cast in my humble opinion. Taylor has operated a run 1st Bills O with the lowest amount of passing reps in the league. Tyrod Taylor did what the G Roman O was designed to do, which is run the football. Best in the league...

Some posters point out most of the positives and have a positive outlook, some posters point out the negatives with a negative outlook and some stay somewhat neutral. It balances out in my humble opinion Shady.

You can't process what you can't see IMO.

Its always a pleasure to hear from you Deano, thanks

Its a football forum and having discussions about our starting QB goes with the territory. Are stats a fabrication?

Myself personally, despite the numbers which don't register missed opportunities, Taylor doesn't see the field very well as a traditional pocket passer in my humble opinion transplant. At '6 1" Taylor is looking into a moving wall of big bodies when he stands in the pocket IMO.

Sounds about right, check your PM's when you get a chance ice,

Good thinking, I believe Taylors ability to throw the football is getting somewhat misinterpreted because of the low passing attempts and comparisons to league totals in my humble opinion.

Good point, and when you play QB's like Tom Brady twice a season I think its safe to say keeping him off the football field as much as possible helps. tired D against the likes of Brady is a recipe for failure...

The Bills do to much of the believing in a player part at the expense of being on the football field IMO. Useless If you don't play...

The speed of the Bills backfield when used properly will put the opposition on its heels in my humble opinion Rubes.

good stuff fellas

innovative coaching...

Yes sir

Buffalo's O needs to put more of an emphasis on giving our QB better pass protection in my humble opinion. No huddle is something you do with an O unit that has spent enough time together to gel at a regular pace before attempting to up the tempo.(IMO) Tired players are also more vulnerable to injury IMO.

Cam Newton is averaging 8 TD a season (rushing) from the QB position.

Or he may just take it, (It does have his name on it)

BBMB had posters with inside connections in my humble opinion John just like TBD does now. To me it translates to having eyes on the boards. Aside from the even higher up people who want to know what fans are thinking...

this is a good point to make for everyone. Don't ruin a good post with insults/ nasty attitude.

Opposite here Thurm, already seen the plays before and enjoyed the remix/music so well watched it 5 times, I'll make it 6 now...

Lets hope for the best.

thanks cover1, Sweet highlight reel