MJS

Fine. I read 100 to 130. Not that far off.

Pitchers throw at an extremely high velocity 150 times a game. And they have 162 games in a season. They don't play every game, but they play a lot more games than NFL QB's do. So I think they just throw it a ton more than an NFL QB, and probably at a much higher velocity.

That's nice. Instead of using arbitrary numbers PFF should just use gold stars or high five units.

Does it matter if we give up on him? It only matters if the team gives up on him, and we'll know when they do when he doesn't make the team.

I didn't care what Hill thought before and and certainly don't now. He is an idiot. He runs real fast though, so good for him.

Sounds like a perfectly good answer to the question. That's exactly the mentality he should have moving on to a new team.

I was going to say the exact same thing. No way he deserves to be rated that high. Yeah, he is too high too.

I didn't know he actually had a job. I just thought he tweeted random football speculation.

I didn't even know he existed, so I'm pretty sure the Bills will be fine.

I'd be confused. We have our QB already.

He is an NFL coach. That's what they do. They pretty much have to give their lives to the sport if they want to be successful.

What are you rambling about? Seems like the Patriots are still in your head.

Go look at any other coach ranking and McDermott will be among the top coaches. You McDermott haters are getting more and more lonely, and your arguments are getting more and more flimsy.

A tier is "one of two or more rows, levels, or ranks arranged one above another." Imagine that there are multiple tiers of coaches in the league, then imagine that there is a top tier of coaches. Then imagine that McDermott is in that top tier. That's what I mean.

Get over it. McDermott is a top tier coach in this league. If you choose to condemn him for 13 seconds and ignore the rest of what he has accomplished, that is on you.

Funny, because McDermott took a below average roster, including a poor QB, to the playoffs in his first year as a head coach.

Oh, you see it at the youngest levels for sure. A lot of parents are not letting their kids play football anymore. But it THE sport in the US, so even if you cut the number of kids who play in half, you still have a pretty big number. I played football in high school, but I've thought long and hard if I want my son to play. I've decided if he really wants to, he can, but I will spend as much money as possible on his helmet and any other protective equipment he needs, and really school him up on how to protect himself on a football field.

Agree. How many years do we have to hear about them underperforming? Sooner or later people will realize that they are simply an above average team. They don't underperform. They perform exactly to their level of talent and coaching.

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His overall career is that of a mediocre QB. Not even close.

Well I don't think Fred Jackson deserves the wall either, honestly. I can get on board with Kyle Williams because he was actually an elite player in the NFL and went to 6 pro bowls and was 2nd team All Pro once. Jackson was an above average player on a bad team. But he was nothing special. Love him as a leader and a person, though.

He must have only been thinking of sliding, because I don't see any slide there.

A backup QB? This is a joke, right?

I'm comfortable with the depth (once everyone gets healthy), but I think Saffold is a question mark given his age. Definately want a replacement for him soon. Ike and Ford are good depth, but you don't want them starting. Bates, I guess, is somewhat of a question mark too, but I have a lot of confidence in him. I think the oline should be better this year, but it is a position group that will need to be added to in future seasons for sure.

Maybe that's why we drafted two linebackers.