BigDingus

We've seen 1 quarter in one game, 1 half in another, and 1 half in one more game from him. That's it. AND he's a rookie. To act like we know what we have with him is hilarious. People still try to campaign for Tyrod as if he'll somehow change. He's a 7 year veteran with 3 years of starting experience & the only changes he's made are for the worse. What could you possibly find appealing about that?

You act like Tyrod is some lock, as if the coaching staff hasn't showed us already they're not confident in him (and for good reason).

Listening to Romo covering our games has been eye-opening. You can tell why coaches loved him, as he knows how to read a defense & knows what the offense SHOULD be doing. And when it comes to QB's, he's on point with almost everything he says. He deserves the big bucks CBS is shelling out.

You should make this a poll. Yep, and he did it with his feet. It was fun to watch at the end, but miserable the other 56 minutes of that game.

Or how many times you can hear him sigh in disappointment, followed by trying to as polite as possible in criticizing Tyrod. It sounds physically painful for him at times.

"We received a check THIS big for Robert Kraft!"

In terms of "Time to Throw," Tyrod is at the top of the league. He averages 3.0 seconds, good for 3rd overall out of 42 QB's. He definitely hangs on too long, and has more time to throw than everyone but Russell Wilson & DeShaun Watson. https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/stats/passing#average-time-to-throw

He's not going to go out & win games, but he can possibly not lose them for you. That's the best thing I can say about Tyrod. And no, he's 7 seasons in the league. If he hasn't learned not to take those kinds of sacks by now, he never will. Also, it's all Dennison's fault. But that's not Russell Wilson's MO, that's Tyrod's. Wilson makes plays or throws it away most of the time. Every QB in history has taken sacks hanging onto the ball for too long. But that doesn't mean that's who they are as QBs. Tyrod on the other hand, that IS him.

He's bad. But they didn't have much of a choice this game after Cadet went down.

What teams did he do well against? The bad ones? What good teams did he beat in 2016? None. Want proof?

F-off. I've put in more than enough leg work to show over & over again, search through my posts. I'm not spending the rest of my day teaching you football. Show yourself.

Denver, Tampa Bay, Oakland, Indy, KC, the 1st NE game, this NE game, were all games the offensive playcalling was very good, but the execution was bad. Even in the wins where we had quite a bit of points, Tyrod screwed up execution after being gifted turnover after turnover, resulting in FGs. It was the sheer amount of turnovers that overcame that, but when you are gifted the ball in opponent's territory, then can't even get a single first down, resulting in a FG, that's execution. We've had people open deep, over the middle, on the sidelines, etc. in so many of those plays but Tyrod crumbles in the moment. The KC game was a shining example, when we had to get a 1st down in Chiefs territory, had a wide open O'leary, and Tyrod throws it at the ground. O'leary has to dive to the ground to make the catch, 2 yards short of the 1st, instead of being able to run for 15+ yards after the catch in an open field. We gave the ball back to the Chiefs with a few mins left & a chance to win the game instead of putting the game away. Thankfully the defense held, but that's on them. Tyrod did what he always does & failed to execute a perfect play call.

I disagree. I've seen too many games where playcalling has been on-point, Tyrod has had ample pass protection, and we people have made big plays, only to have Tyrod take sacks, over throw people, or just throw into the dirt to kill a drive. Our playbook is limited by the QB executing the plays. We won't know how good Dennison is until we have a QB.

If Chargers win both their games we're pretty much done.

The defense has held them to several FG's, and is playing against Tom Brady & Gronk. You should've said "you can't outscore someone WHEN YOUR OFFENSE CAN'T SCORE TD'S!" And boy did they ever have opportunities...including 3 redzone trips.

And you can tell the people who understand football from the ones that don't. The people that point to one play or one call & act as if that was the entire 60 mins of football. Yeah, 2nd & 25 backed up at our own goal line is what this game was. Please tell me, how many drives from within our own 20 have we driven the length of the field for a TD this year? None. Tyrod can not play from behind. Notice how we were 2nd & 25? Notice how we were 2nd & goal from the 20+? First down plays where our QB runs around like an idiot, losing us huge yardage, aren't the coach, they're the QB.

Why were we 2nd & 25? What was our field position? Oh yeah....I remember, backed up at our own goal line. Shady can't play every down. Cadet was injured. You were saying?

Shocking right. The only TD we have is because of the defense. The only wins we have all season is because of the defense. But here we are with people blaming the defense.

Why don't you get it that IT'S NOT DENNISON THAT CAUSES THESE CRAP PLAYS?! We are playing with a handicapped playbook BECAUSE OF THE QB. We are calling plays the way we do BECAUSE THE QB CAN'T EXECUTE. We have YEARS of watching the same types of playcalling through several coordinators BECAUSE WE'VE HAD THE SAME QB. Calling plays with someone who can't execute behind center LIMITS YOU.

It's Dennison's fault!

"McGutless" has improved our team significantly this year, and has us in actual playoff contention with 2 games left in the season. Oh, and with far less talent & a crappy QB. Acting shocked that we lost to the Patriots is dumb.

Not surprised.

The Bills can't overcome tiny deficits either. Their record in games they go down by even ONE point in the 4th quarter shows that.

I can spin it the other way. You have a better chance of making a TD from that distance than hoping to then get 32 more yards & getting a TD later. Also, failing to make a 4th early in the game is easier to course correct than late in the game. If you don't make it, the Pats still get the ball at our 33. If you make it, you at least get points. Not gutless, smart.

Don't worry guys, Tyrod is a come-from-behind QB! He's won 3 games when we've gone down by a single point in the 4th quarter...out of 23