Woodman19

Peterman will be back when we are officially out. Probably after the Patriots game. Tyrod isn't a bad choice for the next two games.

And yet he's far from the best QB in history for some reason.

So you're saying Peterman gets a pass since he didn't get either?

Expectations should be different for a veteran.

You think they can't purge the team of character problems (giving up) in one offseason with 10 draft picks + free agency?

Peterman may not be the answer but Tyrod certainly isn't. Losing games finding out about Peterman may end up getting you Josh Allen or Rosen.

I know people don't want to hear it after the interceptions, but Peterman did make great throws to the receivers that let them get yards after the catch. If you can tone down the panic and drill him to not unload until his feet are set, he can definitely still play.

More than one, that's for sure lol. I'm

McDermott wasn't hired to win this year, he was hired to build a team that can win for years. No way he gets canned before getting to mold the bounty of picks.

It also wasn't Kelly's rookie debut.

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Will do.

I don't know off the top of my head, can't reference while at work on my cellphone. The only ones I know survived from 89 to the superbowl are Bates and Irvin.

Jimmy Johnson purged the cowboys when he took over and still retained a handful of guys from the awful team he inherited like Bates and Irvin.

Oh absolutely you can. McDermott is going nowhere after year one and some guys give 110% regardless.

Quite frankly who cares? Half this team won't be back next year and we have probably 20 rookies to inject. If he team decides to stop playing because of politics then they are !@#$ing over themselves since they aren't talented enough to get another job on reputation. It would be beneficial going forward to purge them anyway.

Yesterday was probably more satisfying than a win would have been for them.

Peterman is going to maintain his INT pace just as much as the defense is going to maintain it's +13 turnover differential... Some things are unsustainable over a large sample size.

We definitely need more speed on the defense. We are getting killed at LB especially.

#1 usually it would just fall to the ground if not caught. Crappy int from a fluke deflection #2 was throwing deep to a receiver having beat single coverage and hit during release #3 same thing but was hit earlier. That one should have just held the ball and taken the sack. #4 as you said, stared down the receiver and made a dumb throw. #5 Either a blown route by the WR or confusion by Nate. Since he had 4 by that point you got to think it was confusion and not the WR.

I'm pretty sure a team that can't tackle, tips passes and can't block has no right to demand anything from the coach and that's not a Nate or Tyrod thing.

The second and 3rd interceptions are tough for me because he had receivers getting separation on deep routes and he was potentially half a second short of TD passes. Such is the margin of error in the NFL.

The game was getting out of control and he was trying to force things. Make him sit and watch the film and let him see how he got into quick sand.

Did anyone expect the level of aggressiveness in Peterman today considering how soft spoken he is? lol