MJS

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.

The roster isn't even set. The draft hasn't happened. Shouldn't we wait until those things happen before we start hurling accusations?

Literally every single name, every single year is floated around here. So that means every year there were a few people right.

Looking at it again, I think it is just straps from his bag I saw. My mistake. But I see others commenting about it too on Twitter, so it isn't just me.

It could be from awhile go, too. Who knows when (or if) this happened.

Even the same hand gestures. Wild!

He's wearing a sling on his throwing arm. I guess he is still rehabbing that elbow? Edit: on 2nd look, it might just be straps from his bag.

BPA isn't actually a thing. When people say that, they really mean "BPA among our list of needs / wants". No team truly picks BPA.

I swear we've done that here too.

How is this a question? Go around the league and see what #2 TE's are paid vs #2 receivers. That should answer your question as far as value.

I'm on the Campbell train, myself. I'd take him in the first round no problem.

Give them time. They'll be in here drooling over the idea soon enough.

This is the strangest, most bizarre thought I've ever seen. How does someone even come up with such a convoluted theory?

Hmm. I think he is pretty suspect in run defense. He is more of a pass rusher and havoc creator.

Strange that other teams don't see the value in him. He is a good backup.

Anyone who sucks at their job should get fired. Period. I'm sure they'll get plenty of unemployment benefits until they find another job to suck at. And then the cycle will continue.