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Maybe start researching the QB's believed to be coming out this year. Even if Peterman finishes strong they might still draft another QB-- just not so high that we have to give up a bunch of picks and trade up.

We know what we have in Taylor. Let's see what the rookie can do before we mortgage our future for a top 3 pick to land another QB.

The Bills have a huge decision to make soon regarding the most important position in sports. I think they're going to give Peterman a chance to open things up a bit and see if he can handle it. Also, the Bills don't neccesarily have to trade up into the top 3 to get a QB they like if Peterman plays well. If nothing else, this coming offseason looks to be very interesting.

I beg to differ. There's nothing like outguessing the other teams's playcallers to give you a big edge.

Clearly he hasn't watched Peterman play. I know this is his first real test, but at least give the kid a chance.

I think he looks strong in the football smarts area. He makes good decisions (usually) and gets rid of the ball quickly. He's not the athlete that Tyrod is, but his arm looks better than advertised coming out of school. We'll see how that part about making good decisions holds up on Sunday. It won't be garbage time and definitely not preseason. Who knows? Maybe this kid turns out pretty good. I'll cross my fingers.

We simply must accept it. Tyrod is not the answer. This last game removed all doubt. It's all in on a new elite QB or a rookie with the potential to become elite. No more excuses!

He clearly sees the whole field. He makes good decisions and gets the ball out quickly. His accuracy, to me, looks better than advertised just as it did last Summer.

They didn't quit. They have no one to plug the middle with Dareus gone. If other teams can run at will, we'll have to throw a lot to try to catch up. We can't be putting games on Tyrod's shoulders. I believe getting rid of Marcell was the right move, long term. For the rest of 2017, however, the wins won't come so easily

We clearly need to get much better on offense. Adding a QB and some help on the OL and at RB will fix that. What we really need to save the season is a run defense. Right now, our front 7 is terrible. Hughes is playing very well and Kyle remains average. Lorenzo has been average too. The rest of that front 7 is VERY weak. We're going to get pushed around a lot until next offseason when we can hopefully resolve these issues.

I don't expect it, but I'd love to see Peterman get a shot. I think we already have a good idea what we have in Tyrod and he has trade value. Let's see what NP can do if Tyrod's struggles continue so we know what to do this offseason.

"On the fans"? How about Kyle is ready to retire and the rest of our DT's aren't even good backups. Shaq has been a bust so far and our LB's are overrated.

I'm not saying our OL doesn't need upgrading, but a QB that holds the ball too long or a run first approach with a RB that mixes a high number of losses along with big gains makes their jobs harder.

P Brown hasn't played well since his rookie year. This year is no different. He'd be a capable backup as 'first man up', but it looks like that's all he'll ever be. Don't always fall for the preseason hype about what a great season some guy looks poised to have. They said the same thing about Shaq last Summer.

All this team needs is a QB that can fit the system and a few upgrades in the front 7 on D. There are several other things that would be really nice to have, but that would be a great start.

1. Yarbrough is a DE, not a DT. 2. We aren't going to the playoffs. We were a 8-8 team with Dareus. We are a 7-9 team without him at this point. I think 2 more wins is realistic. Or someone to compete with Peterman next year.

LOL jumping the gun already? Beane hasn't even held a draft yet. Come on. Do you really expect them to say they are throwing out this season for next year?

1. Take a chance on another QB next year. Peterman can compete with a new addition, but no more mediocre vets at QB. Sign a heavyweight or draft a QB in the top 2 rounds and let him battle NP for the job. 2. Draft DL help and sign a solid vet DT. If Shaq is not producing in his 3rd year, try to unload him. 3. Draft an OT in rd 1 or 2. 4. Draft a RB to split time with McCoy. It worked for Thurman. 5. Sign or draft someone to compete with Gaines for his job. 6. Continue adding players with a strong will and solid work ethic. 7. Upgrade the 'speed' wideout role. Thompson is decent, but a full time starter on the outside with world class speed gives you the ability to stretch defenses.

I wish Marcell well, but they had to unload him. He was easily our best DT even without a "sense of urgency". Still, he was tying up $108,000,000 of cap space over 6 years and playing like he was worth half that amount. We'll be better off in the long run, but will suck on run defense until we can reload at DT and LDE. Right now, Hughes is the only one really playing well in that group. Good thing we have lots of draft picks.

I'm a lot disappointed. He's playing like he should have lasted until the 3rd round. Our DL is a disaster right now.

I don't see us changing QB's any time soon, but if we lose to the Bolts and Chiefs, anything could happen.

He has the best hands on the team and he's great at fighting for the ball in traffic.

Let's see him win a playoff game first. Then I'll concede this point. In the mean time, give the Colts a call and see what's up.

I would add LB as well. Lorenzo is near retirement, Humber's spot needs a big upgrade and P Brown is average on a good day. We also need to do something about the pass rush. I'm pretty sure Kyle will retire after this season. He knows he can't still play at a high level.

Hold on a sec with that trade. Good OL are a rare commodity these days and we don't even know what the injury is yet. His performance slipped a lot, but has been getting better of late. He has played well before and probably can again.