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QBs weren’t the best, but it’s CJ freaking Beathard. Anyway, Goodwin was brittle here due to his track training. Too frail for the NFL at that time.

Goodwin wasted his time in Buffalo training for track and was often injured because of it. Didn’t care about football until he left.

Would have been nice if Goodwin showed a fraction of the dedication to football he seems to have now when he was a Bill. What a waste of a pick that only cared about his Olympic competition.

That makes one of us. While the Bills defense is good an exciting to watch, the offense is remedial. We watch because we are Bills fans. Last nights KC/ NE contest was never that interesting. Both teams may as well have been passing and running vs air. You never got a sense that either of these defenses could stop anyone. There was never much excitement, just waiting to see who had the ball last. Not great football at all.

Fwiw , in 38 appearances as Bills QB Losman connected with Evans for a TD 16 times. 13 of those were over 20 yards.

Nominee for post of the year right there. Lmfao

Perhaps lol. Suffice it to say, Peterman is an awful QB.

Don’t confuse bad decisions and missing open WRs with the lack of physical ability to make NFL throws. His out pattern hangs up there forever and travels about 10mph. He serves up big juicy INTs to starting caliber NFL corners. He’s a preseason hero and a destitute mans version of Ryan Fitzpatrick.

One of every nine passes goes to the other team. Nathan Peterman cannot play in the league. Period. In the conversation as the worst starting QB to ever take an NFL field.

Just as they weren’t close to calling a penalty on Hughes vs TEN. The player in question let go instead of finishing the play, as doing so would likely have drawn the flag. It’s pretty clear in both instances that the player simply let the QB go.

March may be a good time to play Peterman. They should pencil him in as starter in March.

All pro, maybe. Pro Bowl ? You need to be on a winning team and have a bunch of INTs for that.

Yep. Certain teams ( such as NE) are missed or ignored far more than others.

Looked to me as if he had one hand inside of Brady’s leg and the other on his waist. Probably would have gotten called for “ body slamming” Brady on that one. Definitely would have lifted his leg off the ground.

They were both choirboys as teens for the same priest, who has now been transferred to a parish in rural Pennsyltuckey.

Coming soon to a team near you. Middle of October; seems about right to begin the annual ritual of a HC offering up a coordinator for sacrifice.

Hair is part of the player, not part of the equipment. Makes sense to me.

Might work after 3-4 weeks but the season will be over by then. He’ll go to JAX and reunite with Coughlin.

The undoing of this FO will be their decision to rebuild both sides of the ball. The losses will pile up and they will simply run out of time to do it. The defense needed the overhaul, especially after Wrecks Ryan. That was accomplished , and relatively cheaply. The offense should have been tweaked with a few modifications, not dismantled. They cannot compete on that side of the ball as currently constructed. Next year, the offense will have many new parts and may hit a stride in a couple years. That’s just too long in the modern NFL and it will be a new GM and HC in a few years to start yet another overhaul.

McCoy should be traded after the NE game ( likely to be another prime time debacle). This staff has no clue how to run an offense. Gain a pick or two and let McCoy play for a competitive team in PHL for his last couple seasons.

Only 1 pick in every nine passes! Yay, here to stay man!

Absolutely worried. Allen has looked like a competent QB in exactly one game. The defense won the Titans game ( almost did the same yesterday) and Allen’s best plays in both games were as a runner .Peterman shouldn’t have seen the field again after the opener. Not having a viable backup in place 5 weeks later was inexcusable and simply a matter of not wanting egg on their faces making a change immediately after week 1.

Well, some things are deserved.

This team was not talentless when the McDermott/ Beane administration took over. Their player moves made it so. While the QB may be “ their guy”, he doesn’t look very good thus far. It’s less than encouraging that they also thought Nathan Peterman was a viable QB prospect. It cannot be overstated that the offense taking the field is on an historically bad pace. Whether rebuilding or not, historically bad can never be an acceptable result.

These numbers would actually look OK ...through week 3