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transplantbillsfan

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  1. So has this been solved, yet? Everyone accepts that McDermott was an idiot for wasting a timeout at least, right?
  2. If you say so. You clearly must be right. My opinion is clearly wrong because it differs from yours. I concede I must be wrong in your mind because you're so utterly confident that Cousins belongs in Brees/Roethlisberger/Brady/Rodgers territory. My bad for disagreeing. I'll go sit in a corner since I still do, very strongly PS: It's funny that you like didn't address the post you were responding to in any way whatsoever regarding offensive staffs, which is the crux of why Cousins has been so productive
  3. Shady, what the heck is your beef with 26CornerBlitz? Most people, including me, appreciate what he does and the things he posts in here. If you don't like it, don't read it and definitely don't be a jerk about him posting stuff he does largely as a service to everyone here.
  4. Yes and I stand by that. But it's like a scale. Good offensive staff + Good offensive weapons = Fantastic offensive staff + Average offensive weapons = Average offensive staff + Fantastic offensive weapons He's had a better than solid offensive staff his entire career as a starting QB. He's had a fantastic offensive staff for most of his time, which counterbalances the average weapons he's had. Actually, considering the offensive minds he's had in there, it probably more than counterbalances it. Buffalo has, at best, an Average offensive staff and average offensive weapons, overall. And I think "average offensive staff" is mighty generous.
  5. Kyle Shanahan / Sean McVay/ Jay Gruden. Yiiiiiiiikes
  6. As I've said, I like Cousins and think he's a good QB. I just don't think he's great and certainly not Elite. I want a guy who has the chance to be Elite. From the looks/sounds of it, Darnold/Rosen/Mayfield all have a chance to be generational/franchise-changing type QBs. That's what I want. We have plenty of draft picks this year and next to go get him if we want him. Actually, the one QB I could see us going out and getting even before Kirk Cousins is Andrew Luck depending on where the Colts fall in the draft and what they want to do with that draft pick if they end up #2 or #3. I want Andrew Luck first, the 1st or 2nd or (maybe) 3rd best QB prospect next, Kirk Cousins third. In the middle option I think there's a good chance Taylor remains as the bridge guy for one year.
  7. And I would love this just based on what I've heard/read/seen. But if our staff goes through the whole offseason and sees Darnold as worthy of trading both our 1sts this year along with probably next year and another draft pick, sobeit.
  8. I didn't miss your post. You posted stats. I've also said that he's benefitted greatly from offensive minds, because he clearly has. McVay might be one of the best offensive minds in years and even his current OC is the protégé of a pretty amazing offensive mind who simply failed as a HC. And no I'm sorry, the comparison the Kaep and Tannehill is appropriate. I'm not trying to confuse the issue in any way because you seem like you're being the victim of a moment or are just stats obsessed. Cousins is unquestionably in the range of Brees/Brady/Big Ben/ Rodgers? Seriously?! You can't actually think that... you're just arguing to argue now, right? I hope so, because that statement is just ridiculous. Cousins is a great plug and chug QB with a solid offensive staff and good to great weapons. He's not a guy who will carry a team like Buffalo on his back through the playoffs, particularly with this offensive staff.
  9. Just talkin reality, bro. Taylor's contract as it's set up is at least $5 million less than what Cousins's annual salary will be and, what's more, Taylor's contract will expire after 2018 and Buffalo will be completely off the hook in terms of any financial obligation. It's the perfect contract to transition to a new rookie QB without pressuring him to carry the weight of the franchise in year 1. At this exact moment, I'd say it's more likely that Taylor's option will not be picked up and he'll be gone and we go with Peterman, our drafted rookie and a cheap vet FA QB... or maybe just Joe Webb. But I don't think it's significantly more likely and I think the ending of this year will factor in, as well. Still 3 more games left, hopefully more
  10. The dark side, eh? So I guess that makes me the Jedi? Maybe I should stay right where I am, afterall
  11. Cousins isn't going somewhere where he's not getting a multi-year deal and he's going to cost a lot of money. We aren't drafting a QB high AND getting Cousins. Both of those can't/won't/aren't happening. As much as you hate this, Tyrod Taylor has a SIGNIFICANTLY better chance of being the Buffalo Bills starting QB in 2018 than Kirk Cousins.
  12. Bills bashing? You mean you think Dennison is a good OC/playcaller and our OL is good? Well, fine, you're opinion is your opinion. My opinion is you're dead wrong.
  13. God stop throwing that term out. Cousins has had the good fortune of great offensive minds calling his plays and as a HC. He's a good player, but putting Cousins in a category or anywhere close to a category reserved for just 4 QBs today (Brady, Brees, Rodgers, Big Ben) is absolutely ludicrous. This conversation is pointless, anyway. Our staff will draft a QB... possibly bring a cheap vet QB in if they decide not to pick up Taylor's option and keep him another year, but talking about Cousins as an Elite QB brings memories of posters calling Colin Kaepernick & Ryan Tannehill Elite back in 2013/2014.
  14. I'll probably post threads about whoever our new QB is. I'm a Bills fan, not a Tyrod Taylor fan. I already said I thought Peterman would start the rest of the way the moment Taylor got injured against the Pats. I would have been fine with Peterman starting this week if he didn't stupidly concuss himself against the Colts because he looked good enough in those conditions that I would have liked to see more out of him. These damn millennials nowadays are fans of players more than teams. I'm a fan of our football team, that's all. I stop following players when they leave. Hell, even Fred Jackson, who was one of my favorite players ever and is the only jersey I own I stopped paying attention to once he went to Seattle. And no, I won't be mad at you. Evidently you're memory is pretty horrible so you might just forget that I ever started a thread about Tyrod Taylor
  15. Cousins is an upgrade, not a huge one, and definitely not one worth the $20-$25 million he'll cost next year. I'm sorry, but this assumption that Cousins would be very successful in Buffalo with this HC/OC/OL/WRs is just foolish.
  16. I've said and will continue to say this: I DON'T WATCH COLLEGE FOOTBALL!!! I really have no clue who the best guys are, I just want one of the 2-3 best college QBs. The names I've heard floated as the 5 best guys are Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield (mainly those 3), Rudolph, and Jackson. I heard about Josh Allen before the season started but from what I know he's sucked this year and would be drafted purely based on physical attributes, and that scares me. So I was just throwing out names that I've heard. I don't care who, but I'm assuming this draft class is NOT a repeat of the 2013 draft class, so I would like one of the top 2-3 prospects in this draft. Ideally one of the top 2. I'm envisioning the Colts losing and the Giants winning a game or two and the Colts ending up with the 2nd pick and us trading up for that guy... or maybe even trading for Luck. Either one and I'm happy. Oh yeah? Man! People are dumb
  17. Well, whatever Cousins happens to be, he's not the guy who's going to be an Elite QB. He's a good QB in the right system. People also forget that he's worked with 3 pretty fantastic offensive minds to start his career (Shanahans, McVay, Gruden) and that's what's likely been helping him a lot. Do people seriously not understand that it's not an apples to apples transition when QBs go from one team to another? Cousins is NOT a QB who is going to elevate himself and his teammates above a below average offensive coordinator. Since I fear Dennison stays next year, I want McBeane to finally do whatever they can to draft a blue chip QB prospect who elevates everyone around him and doesn't require "the system" or "the OC" to elevate him the way Cousins does. So just do everything in our power to get Rosen or Darnold or Mayfield... those are the 3 prospects based on my extremely distant college football knowledge who look like they have the potential to be generational type players. Can we please just go get them? And can we still get rid of Dennison in the process, please?
  18. First of all, here you go again with 3 passing TDs one time in his life. Putting something like that up twice now verifying that it's actually what you believe happened and are clearly just relying on your memory proves that no one should probably ever listen to you because: A) Your memory is terrible and B) You don't bother doing any research before saying stupid stuff Secondly, stop comparing Taylor to Brady. It's just stupid. It makes you look dumber than you already looked by saying he only had one game passing for 3 TDs when, in fact, he's had 6. Third of all, if this is a yards obsession, Taylor has put up 300+ yards 8 times in a Bills uniform. Yeah, that's passing and rushing yards, but guess what, a number of those rushing yards and big plays come in the form of passing plays. You can minimize that by saying you also have to account for sack yardage. Well, you're right. So really, Taylor has accounted for 300+ yards of NET offense passing + rushing - sack yardage on 6 separate occasions. I mean, who knows, maybe you're incapable of seeing the number 6, though... you clearly couldn't see that was 6 times, not 1 time that he has passed for 3 TDs in a game
  19. WTF are you talking about?!?! Taylor has thrown for 3 TDs on 6 separate occasions. Your name really suits you.
  20. blah blah blah blah... talking bubbles and making statements that aren't true. As for that bet I offered you. You're saying you are so confident Taylor will get less than 54 yards against Miami, right? Or was that just one of your random dumb statements you say because you're attention-starved?
  21. What the friggin hell are you talking about? The Bills didn't win either of those low yardage games. Are you drunk? And I'll bet you Tyrod gets more than 54 yards against the Dolphins, if he plays, of course. If he does, will you let me change your icon to a big fat face of Tyrod with a heart behind it? Dude. Just shut up. Now you're really sounding like an idiot
  22. Probably because we finally have a FO with the ammunition and the apparent attitude to try to finally get a stud 1st round QB in the draft. Cousins is good. But why take a baby step from average to good while forking out $20-$25 million per year rather than drafting a ball of clay with blue chip potential in the 1st round who will be paid a fraction of that price for 4-5 years? Exactly
  23. Why? They're 6-7, we're 7-6. Talk about an example of a massive overreaction from one game
  24. Thank God you don't run the Bills... Darnold/Rosen/Mayfield/Jackson/etc. please
  25. Why the heck are people talking retreads? Haven't we learned from the last couple decades of retreads? We are undoubtedly drafting a QB who will be the "QB of the future" in the first round and then McBeane will either just cut ties with Taylor and let Peterman duke it out with the new guy with Joe Webb continuing as our #3 or Taylor's option gets picked up and he remains the starter at a relatively cheap starter price for one year before the new guy takes the helm. One of those 2 things probably will be and better be what happens. If we give Kirk friggin Cousins a $20-$25 million per year contract over drafting and developing our own blue chip 1st round QB prospect I think most Bills fans will flip.
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