thunderingsquid

Yes, he's way more toward the Hoodie end of the spectrum and opposite Rex and his ilk. I'd much rather have a Hoodie clone that came from a good coaching tree like Reid's.

Sign me up too. He would be an asset, just hope he can coexist peacefully with McForehead.

"It Starts With One...trip to the playoffs"

Week 5 in the 2008 season. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Buffalo_Bills_season#Week_5:_at_Arizona_Cardinals

I have faith in Dennision, I think he is 20x the OC that Turk Schonert was in 2008 with CheckWards. I think Dennison is a great mentor and can get the most out of Peterman.

Mahomes is now the scariest name in Buffalo sports. I hope he succeeds and then again I hope he does not succeed.

I like a little kool aid, just a sip every so often. In a dixie cup. Yes, I'm excited to see what McForehead can do and really like his stamp on our team culture and principles. He better circle our late season games in and vs. New England. But I told Williams, Jauron, Marrone and Ryan to do the same and they never listened.

I agree with who must be Doug Whaley's mom here. The only legit QBs in this year's draft were absolute sure things like Mahomes or Watson. Obvious tampering and the league should look into it, like they looked into spygate.

I'm an 8 and 8 guy. With our luck we will win just enough to put us out of reach of Darnold.

Not afraid to drop into coverage and hopefully not a liability in coverage. Saw some highlights and he looks comfortable out there, liked this comment: Good play speed with range to chase from sideline to sideline. Athletic enough to handle deep Cover-2 drops if called on.

Nah. We combine our picks, trade up and get the OT from Texas.

All I know is that he has great pocket awareness and isn't afraid to step up into it and throw. And his accuracy is a well documented strength with multiple scouts reporting that. He isn't a gunslinger and does not have a cannon for an arm but we all know too damn well that you can carve up a D with short and accurate passes. Whatever moves the sticks.

He probably doesn't run numbers on college QBs but I would love to see these stats on Peterman.

This was correct timing to change the guard after the scouting period of the year was over. Everyone knew they were dead men walking and props to them for hanging in there and following through on a great, great draft. As for Whaley, I thought he was very good at evaluating talent off of the scrap heap and making the most of castoff free agents. I think he improved with age on contracts but from what I read he probably didn't have much to do with them. He had decent but not stellar drafts but his weaknesses were of course his QB evaluation and his tunnel vision with certain college programs. I will miss his strengths and certainly hope he does well elsewhere, as long as it is in the NFC.

McForehead?

I'm going to trust the McProcess on this one.

And if nothing else, Whaley is excels at picking talented guys off the scrap heap so hopefully (while he's still here) we may get some decent role players and depth. I like my kool aid in tiny Dixie cups, small doses once in a while. As opposed to Yinka Dare?

I would like for us to take a look at David Jones FS Richmond.

Love his gruden qb camp video, Peterman has an MBA in accuracy. 😄

That's a great pic, excellent!

Another word for it is measurables. I'm fine with that but like the rational people on here say "we'll see how it pans out in training camp". Worth a shot, beats our last few drafts as far as I'm concerned.

When did we pick up LorAx? Was he an offseason pickup? ​Don't forget, if our GM is still around, he's at least good at scrap heap pickups. That coud be where we find our Will LB.

He has a rd 2 grade on nfl.com and walterfootball

Not sure why we moved up but oh, well. Remember - we aren't in there and we don't hear what they are hearing. We have three servicable guys and will have to play it smart tomorrow. All positions of need and some competition for Mills.