Comebackkid

They are referring to the younger players on defense. Supposedly early in the year they just believed they would over come whatever happened. Then I think after the Jets destruction they lost some faith. An excerpt: The level of adversity might be new for a lot of the young players Buffalo’s defense depends on. For young players who were accustomed to doing a lot of winning in college, a three-game losing streak might be unfamiliar territory for them. That’s why the vets are working hard to re-establish that mentally tough mindset with their younger teammates, especially in instances where there might be a big play made against them

It seems to me the coaching staff has a unique value system for players. What they seem to see as apposed to most fans and even media is head scratching to say the least. Will be interesting to see if his playing time picks up through the end of the year.

According to Chris Brown this week. Part of it is talent, especially at LB. some of it is losing confidence after the Jets game. Young guys getting discouraged when they make a bad play. Not trusting each other so they are getting out of their gaps. Seems like the Bills have had real issues with mental toughness on the D since rex.

Definitely illustrates the patience needed wth a rookie QB. Good post BLM.

Groundhog day

I could be wrong here. ... (disclaimer) but sitting here thinking about things, it seems beane and mcD have a clear idea of what they want and don't want. Looking at the trades made, what we got in return vs what was given foe them. I thing if you don't fit in the box they have created, you have no real value to them. I'd put Taylor outside their box, they just don't have an option at the moment.

Kind of my view point. Don't want him for the future? Fine but as long as he is your starter right now, put him in the best possible position to succeed. Dont take away what his strength is and hang him out to dry because he didn't have the success you wanted handicapped by your box

You would think, but then there were sources saying Dennison was the one wanting the change.

I don't remember pats o-line ever being bad for long. Unless they are going against an elite D, Brady can pretty much eat lunch while surveying the field.

Excellent point. I'm with you on that. It's pretty much, damned if u and damned if you don't for Tyrod.

It has been Taylor, but it doesn't help if the HC is in his ear about playing that way. A few sentences later, Benoit suggested this has less to do with Taylor (and with what Taylor can or cannot do), than with McDermott: “McDermott is known to be almost obnoxious in stressing turnover prevention.” Taylor’s interception rate (1.1 percent) ranks third-best in the league, even now. His aggressiveness, measured by passes to targets within one yard or less of a defender, is 14.3 percent, which ranks third-lowest. He’s been doing exactly what the Bills want him to do.

What happened too... we're better than 5-4?

That could still be true.

I hear a Snickers cures everything.

I just put the name of the article and that it was an article. Not sure how that is confusing.

Your welcome

https://deadspin.com/the-bills-have-been-clueless-about-tyrod-taylor-1820609446 Decent article from deadspin. Talks about McDermott being the one almost anal about playing safe, avoiding turnovers. Not playing to taylors strength, Shady not running out of shotgun much this year compared to last.

Dont forget Tolbert

My thoughts as well

Pretty much it. It's hard to win in the NFL

true..but minus the injury possibility, passing the ball was still where we were most effictient. both in yards and tds

nice work..notice one of those games was buffalo? I just look at it like if your qb is throwing for 75% and your running back is lucky to get past the line of scrimmage then throw, and throw a lot until it stops working.

They also stopped wasting 2 downs running no where

I'm more enamored by Taylor. Pass rush consistently in his face all game. No run game, receivers not getting much seperation. Bad game plan.