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Your initial suggestion was that McDermott kept Peterman from being exposed to a defense's starting unit even once in preseason last year. There would be no "And after that?", to be posed if what you stated were true. Simple.

I won't be surprised if DeOndre Wesley is next to follow.

Looking more and more like Spain is a lock at LG in the minds' of the coaches; I was sure Long would get the LG spot and Spain would battle it out with Feliciano at RG.

What do you mean "And after that"? You said he was kept from facing ANY starters. Each QB's preseason performance and position on the "depth chart" after training camp determined how soon and how much action each saw against the opposition's starting unit; Peterman from most accounts, was the most consistent QB during training camp: He got the first preseason start, McCarron was next, and Josh Allen---who the coaches were bringing along slowly---was last to start. Peterman had a really good showing in his first start; McCarron put up pedestrian numbers before getting hurt in his first start and Josh Allen was granted the chance to move up the depth chart, in relief of McCarron ahead of Peterman; Josh Allen started the very next game, had a bad showing, and Peterman came in to relieve him in that game; McCarron recovered from his injury in time to play the final preseason game, and was given the whole game to make up for loss time due to the injury and to reestablish himself in the competition after his poor performance. McDermott played each QB from a logical standpoint, based on what each showed.

Not true. Peterman started the first game versus the Panthers and each QB was rotated with the starting unit.

Devin Singletary will be an All-Time great Bills' RB if he remains relatively healthy for a career and the Bills' are able to maintain a good to great O-line. Didn't know there was much hype after his first game, but it's evident why people would be excited after watching the first preseason game.

It'll be interesting to see how Sweeney performs as a blocker (seeing how he's said to excel in that area) and how much speed he possesses as a receiver.

I'm not aware of him being held out. I'm guessing he's injured?

Offense 1. Josh Allen 2. Devin Singletary 3. Dawson Knox 4. Cody Ford (O-line in general) Defense 1. Tremaine Edmunds 2. Ed Oliver 3. Levi Wallace/ Kevin Johnson 4. Mike Love

Lol

Yes sir!

No, it's Jeff Burris.

Got it!

He helped form a CB duo in the 90's.

Nope.

Naaah!

Clue: Keep your head on a swivel.