MJS

Wow. You want 3 day one starters? It's pretty unlikely we would have 3 rookies starting day one.

Man, she is way too young to be dealing with all of this. So sad.

Seems like a good spot to take a guard.

That was one of the worst calls I have ever seen. One of the worst in franchise history. That game had really, really bad blunders by the refs against the Bills.

Well, if you look at anything (wins, championships, passing statistics, playoff appearances, longevity, big moments, etc), Tom Brady outshines Joe Montana. The only leg Montana has to stand on is the earlier era of rougher treatment for QB's, and there really isn't any way to know how Brady would have fared then, or how Montana would have fared in later eras. So, it is basically up to subjective opinion when considering the era. Nobody really knows. It's Tom Brady, in my opinion. I don't like him, mainly due to his countless temper tantrums on the sidelines, his cheating scandals with the Pats, and because he played for a division rival, but I think it is clear he is the GOAT. Until, of course, Josh Allen takes that title in 20 years.

Look at thay wobbly, wounded duck of a pass he threw too, haha.

He is going to go higher than a lot of people think, regardless of whether the Bills take him. The Bills won't get him if they trade too far back, I don't think. Can't get married to one prospect, though.

Which means they can't afford it.

He IS worth that. That's what the market dictated. Regardless, the Bills couldn't afford to give that to him and can't afford to give that to someone else either.

So, instead of paying Edmunds 18 million a season, we are going to trade a high draft pick AND pay a linebacker 18+ million a season? How does that make any sense?

Silly. He looks basically the same.

Like, none of them have stopped Kelce.

Do you have examples of this working?

Yep. Shorter and way slower.

Have a friend read your post before you hit "send" next time. It will save you some grief.

Well, he may be the worst QB who has actually played. There are a lot of QB's on and off rosters, on practice squads, etc who have never played a down of football in the NFL and probably never will. They still make a living, and Peterman is probably better than a chunk of those guys. Peterman is a good teammate and probably does a good job in the meeting room and helping to prepare the starter, so coaches and starting QB's like having him around. That's all. Nobody actually wants him to play, just like nobody ever wants their 3rd string / practice squad QB to play.

Seriously. Bills fans should be grateful for Peterman. He forced Josh Allen onto the field and the rest is history. Who knows? If he was a better QB, the Bills might still be in QB purgatory because maybe they would have tried playing with him for a couple of years and not drafted Josh Allen. And heck, I'm sure he has improved, because that's what players do when they are in the league for a long time. There's no reason to hate him.

Nah, they can bring their own water.

Uh, what about the teams that didn't win a playoff game?

Just slap a coat of paint on that and call it good.

And half of TBD.

I remember people concerned that he was coming from an air raid offense. I remember looking at his stats and thinking, dang, I don't care what offense he is in. Those are good numbers. But I didn't think we would take a QB that year, so I didn't really have a super strong opinion.

Yep. Blame everything on CTE these days.

"Brandon Beane Set To Double Down on 2022’s Big Disappointments"

He needs to just gracefully retire. He has to realize nobody wants him anymore.