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Scott7975

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  1. 3 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

     

    Yes there is three reasons you add Gordon Right now. 

     

    1.  Josh Allen Development 

    2.  700k for an elite WR when on field, and RFA next year tender him low tender if someone comes with long term deal take the 2nd rounder and run. 

    3. Josh Allen Development 

    I guess that makes some sense... if the guy can play, keeps his head on his shoulders, and doesn't get caught smoking pot guaranteeing he will never be in the NFL again.

  2. Now is not the time to add weapons just so we can still miss the playoffs.  If they are going to suck then do it right for once.  There is a reason they purged all the high dollar underperforming players.  Why ruin that by doing the same as the last regime?  Let them suck.  Suck up the season and get on top of the draft next season also with a ton of cap room.

  3. 2 hours ago, Iron Maiden said:

     

    He's on my fantasy team and last week was one to forget...hopefully, he bounces back....I'm not sure picking him however was a good move considering the Oline we have this year....

     

    I know, its a tough call.  Our crappy oline versus their crappy run defense.  Its a battle of who will be worse.

  4. 34 minutes ago, ganesh said:

    Yeah,.You had your job for 30 years...But the 500K he earns now has to be split over the next 30 years assuming he gave everything to the NFL and doesn't have an option other than to go back flipping burgers.

    He has plenty of options.  For one he has a college degree in something.  For two he can invest his money in something.  For three he can join minor leagues and still make a buck.  There are other sports related things he can do too I am sure.

  5. 4 hours ago, Bangarang said:

    Not a chance either get fired this year no matter how the season goes.

     

    0%

     

    None

     

    Nada

     

    Zilch

    This.  McDermott and Beane have made some bold moves with this team and I am pretty sure they expected to suck this season.  They probably expected to suck last season too.  I don't care they talked about remaining competitive yadda yadda.  That's coach/gm speak.  They aren't dumb and they no they have no damn talent on the team good enough to compete.  If they were bold enough to do this stuff, then the Pegula's knew from the beginning what the plan was.  These guys both have time to build this team.

  6. 5 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:

     

    Did he say 5 QBs?

     

    if Edwards counted, it would be 

     

    1) Edwards 

    2) EJ

    3) Cardale

    4) Peterman

    5) Allen

     

    but Allen hasn’t even started yet 

    Neither Allan or Edwards would count.  He said the last 5 QBs to have their first start for the Bills franchise have lost.

    4 hours ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

    I think it's QB's whose first start was with the Bills. That eliminates all but 5 and if you get technical all 5 remaining lost their first start.

    Actually he said first start for the franchise.  You are probably right though.  He worded it very poorly.

  7. So let them laugh.  We are rebuilding.  Did everyone laugh when Indi was sucking for Luck?  We are going to suck this year because they are building a team.  That's what happens when you dump overpaid underperforming players.  My hope is that we see some bright moments and the team to start coming together with Allen getting better as the season goes on.  That's what Bills fans should be watching... not to try and make some one and done playoffs because its not going to happen.  They should be watching and hoping that Allen, the Oline, and the defense improves over the course of the year.

     

    Whether or not they can build this team properly and turn it into an consistent contender remains to be seen.  McBeane is doing the right stuff though.  Build for the long term.  Not shove overpriced players on the roster trying to push to make the playoffs.  Last season was a gift.  This really should have been what happened last season.  It sucks but its what needs to happen.  With the right moves in a couple years this team should be competing and still getting better.  That year is not this year.  Young rookie QB and no talent.

  8. 1 hour ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

    Game Preview: Chargers vs Bills (1:34)

    John Murphy examines the Week 2 matchup between the Chargers and Bills at New Era Field.

     

     

    Well that's already wrong.  Tyrod Taylor beat the Colts in his first ever start for the Bills in 2015.  Ryan Fitzpatrick first start for the Bills was when Trent went down.  He won the game against the Jets in OT.  His first full start was the next game against Carolina, which he also won. How do people post stupid stuff like this without homework. (not you Corner, I am referring to Trey Wingo.)  I mean he only had to go back 1 starter to see it.  

  9. 55 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:

     

    Wouldn't bet on him being a starter no, but possibly a good backup, sure.  Very possible IMO. 

     

    What is he 24?  How many 24 year olds are at the top of their profession anywhere?  Not many. 

     

     

     

    Doesn't matter his age. The tape is out and there is likely no team that would be embarrassed enough to give this kid another chance.  No, he isn't at the top of his profession at age 24.  The problem is that he isn't even good enough to be considered bottom of an NFL profession.  He is one of the worst QBs to ever play the game.  Kaepernick helped take his team to a superbowl.  It isn't the kneeling thing that is keeping him from playing on a team.  Its the fact that he really wasn't that good of a QB.  Tim Tebow is out of the league and he did a better job than Peterman.  Jeff Tuel did a better job than Peterman.  Please let that sink in.  Jeff freaking Tuel.

  10. 15 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

     

    He obviously just went back to 2008 

     

    there are even more before that bottomline is they are good or they are not. And you cant “ruin” a QB (unless major career altering injury) but putting them in early. 

     

    The Only way to prove that sitting and learning is better is to take a look at ALL the QBs that sat before starting and show how they have had more successful careers against ALL the QBs that didnt. 

     

    I bet you will be finding out that it doesnt and the numbers go in line with the chances at finding that franchise QB anyway

     

    Not too mention that some of the examples that people will come up with will show they sat behind a franchise/hall of fame type QB towards the end of their career.  IE Brett Farve/Aaron Rodgers.

  11. 45 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

    Unabashed hyperbole start to finish. Six QBs have had 7 interceptions in a game and one had 8. No one can take you seriously if you can't communicate in anything but extremes.

     

    Hit the ignore button if my analysis offends your delicate sensibilities, or learn how to have more intelligent conversation without attacking people that disagree with you.

    8 in one game happened in 1950.  Ty Detmer threw 7 in one game.  He threw 42 passes in that game and also recorded a TD and 212 yards.  In contrast Peterman threw his 5 in 14 passes over the course of a half a game with a whopping 66 yards.  Can you even name the other 6 QBs who have done it and when?

     

    Peterman sucks.  He will always suck.  Get over it.  Maybe Allen will suck too but he has a far better chance of not sucking than Peterman did.  The difference is one has arm talent and the other does not.  What Allen needs to learn is game smarts.  Peterman didn't even have that.  Sure he knew the playbook.  Maybe even knew how to read a defense presnap.  After snap he was clueless.  His arm could not make up for anything because he doesn't have one.  Josh can make up for his lack of with his arm until he learns.  Most rookies have to take lumps and learn.  If he doesn't then he is destined to a poor career but will still last longer than Peterman because he has arm talent that a lot of coaches will still attempt to train.

     

    I thought SaviorPeterman was horribly obsessed but you are way worse.  Step back and just realize the dude sucks.  It will be ok.

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  12. 6 hours ago, mannc said:

    Allen gives the Bills the best chance to win.  Period.  Peterman gives them zero chance to win.

    Logan Thomas gives them a better chance to win than Peterman.  

    I don't know that logan Thomas gives them a better chance to win than Peterman as bad as Peterman is.  Maybe he does, I don't know.  In any case Thomas is a TE on our team.  They need a QB if Allen were to get injured.

  13. 3 minutes ago, LBSeeBallLBGetBall said:

    Peterman should start and will. Allen is the better QB by far, but I see this like Trent's last year. Peterman won the competition in camp. McD named him the starter. He was an absolute disaster. Throw him out there for one more game to see if he has any chance at shrugging it off and becoming a backup for Allen at least for this season. If he's awful again, name Allen the starter for week 3, bring in a vet backup, and cut Peterman week 4 after the vet has had a little time with the playbook.

     

    We are going nowhere this season, so one extra game of getting beat up isn't going to mean much for Allen's development.

    Peterman doesn't need another chance.  The dude is worse than Jeff Tuel.  Why waste time?  You are disappointing your team and the fans by doing so.  Allen may have a lot to learn but he can learn it on the field like many a QB before him.  A lot of people learn better by doing than watching.

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