Billzgobowlin

That's not McDerm, that's Taylor. He has been like that every year he has been here.

You might have missed the previous two weeks but that is exactly what happened for the past two weeks minus the turnovers

Two things, we have a Guard at LT and a WR coach teaching a rookie QB, what could go wrong?

I miss Dareus but let's not pretend he was playing against the second coming of Barry Sanders

You obviously missed them against the Giants. These are the two most sliding teams in the league..... other than the Browns

Chiefs just lost to the Giants, probably the worst team in the NFC, a team with no receivers and no defense. The Cowboys look as helpless as we did against the Saints. They all look bad right now, not sure if there is a way to measure suck but if you want to argue the Bills are much worse than them I disagree

Not worse but equally

I'm guessing not gameplanning for Dareus has helped open other offenses.

Well at this point we know he lost one fumble so it wouldn't necessarily be 5 fewer but turnovers have never been his problem, not taking chances and developing offensive rhythm have. Same result.... well maybe the Chargers score 40

I disagree only three teams do, that would be the Browns, Cowboys and the team we play next week the Chiefs.

Last year it helped the offense because someone knew it wasn't the right offense. If only Rex did it on defense he would have still had a job and maybe a playoff victory. I like the Peterman move because it showed he is trying to improve every part of the players. The same needs to be done with the coaches till they figure out this downward spiral. I might be wrong but putting the same players or coaches out there is insanity to expect different results.

No at least he took chances while our defense was wearing down. Look he needed to be better but Tyrod does as well. I don't like seeing an offense that plays it safe all the time to the point of continually throwing away and handing the ball off.

I think the opposite, he was overly criticized. He had bad RBs and a defense that never helped out. He played for playoff teams his downside is he wasn't Drew Brees or Aaron Rodgers good QB wouldn't have made the difference, at least Peterman took chances.

I hope if nothing else it jump starts him to do something special, if it does it was worth it to bench him.

This is the Raiders game from a couple of years ago but a lot earlier in the year. The sad thing is this was a winnable game. We have one good early drive on both sides of the field and every week they stop playing. Last week it was a FG, this week it was McCoy's TD and then both sides stop playing. McDerm and Co are not correcting mistakes fast enough. Curious what Polian has to say about this mess after recommending both Coach and GM. McDerm needs to fire coaching staff immediately before he loses this whole team and fan base.

I agree but is this the coaching or Tyrod? I have watched Tyrod in college and the pros and he has always resisted running in groups of games. He just doesn't do it. He can take over games or just bow out of them. He had running room against the Jets and Saints on critical 3rd downs and neglects to run and tries a ill advised over the top pass. He can be better if he uses all of his tools.

I really think the thing that ails this defense is LBs. They are not instinctive and look behind on every player. QBs, RBs, WRs, FBs, TEs. Any player on offense they can't react. Now is that a coach issue or player?

We can't forget how bad he looked the past two games, can we? I would also consider Bledsoe, Flutie and even Orton higher than Tyrod.

TT was a 3 and out QB the last two weeks and when defensive players keep saying they just make him be a QB and he chooses not to use his legs at all, he hurts this team. Peterman while he doesn't look like the answer was not helped by the right side of the line or his FB. Peterman should have taken a few sacks but I think we see why the Bills don't throw down the field enough.

I believe this is a good philosophy, the down side is do the players lose hope before the process is finished. Also I think Peterman got a raw deal yesterday. A lot of those INTs were bad luck. He threw them because he was trying to be a competitor but he had zero room to step up and that left side of that line folded bad. This team is 5-5 no matter who was at QB. Is this game indicative of who Peterman is? I don't think so. Is Peterman a starting QB? I don't see how. This should convince the Bills to jump up in the draft to get the QB they need for once. Don't be like Cleveland settling for bottom tier or pass on Deshaun Watson. Make it happen this year

200 yards 2 TDs and 1 INT

Tyrod is not even the most athletic QB on the roster, Joe Webb is.

You are right but coaching is hard sometimes when you have someone like Tyrod that thrives under improv. He is not a system QB that you can count on consistency. Lynn did well with him and maybe he will be in San Diego at some point and Lynn will thrive under him but I doubt he has a future as a passing QB.

I'm guessing that move was more for STs than for the offense. I am slightly scared that Tolbert is the backup RB, he doesn't like he can run in space at all

I'd be up for putting Lawson in the middle and Alexander pass rushing on passing downs. Makes you wonder though why Humber hasn't looked good since he has come back