paulbills

I think they will go with Nate, but he will be on a short leash. Wouldn't be surprised if they pull him after he throws his first pick.

No mean to be nasty but, this is a product of the culture that party has created, you should reap what you sow.

People can lambaste the decision to switch to Peterman, but let's not forget why we switched to Peterman in the first place, Tyrod Taylor went 9/18 for 56 yards against the Saints at home in a "must win game". This isn't excusing the defense, but it doesn't help your defense when your offense only holds the ball for 18 minutes of the entire game and is getting off the field almost as soon as they get on. It's not hard to see why McDermott was worried about the future of the QB position after his starting QB who is supposed to be leading the team to the playoffs could not move the offense down the field to save his life.

No offense, but no pass from an NFL QB should ever "come in with too much heat" the faster the ball gets there the better.

You could argue both were must win games, yeah still in the race but do you think Tyrod and this D has what it takes to pull it out against NE and KC? At this point we'll be struggling with the fins seeing as they went toe to toe with the Bucs and so did we.

It's hard to not support the decision to bench your starter after he went 9/18 for 56 yards in a must win game at home vs the Saints, the decision backfired, what it shows is that the Bills do not have a QB for the future.

What exaggerations? He's ranked 27th in pass attempts and his average is under 30 a game.

I'd say the high turnover differential and the defense having the lowest ppg in the first 5 or so weeks had more to do with it.

Couldn't have been because our starter was 9/18 for 56 yards right? surely those are prime playoff contention numbers

You remember why peterman came in in the first place though, right? Neither of these QBs are the long term answer.

Yeah, we definitely need to draft a quarterback, Peterman flopped and we will never get anywhere past 9-7 with Tyrod.

Catch the damn ball, jesus.

Nice throw, sucks that he went down though...

I think this pretty much hits the nail on the head, probably plays in to why many think Dennison is sub-par as well.

Trick and or Sneaky play involving both Tyrod and Peterman on the field at the same time, pass to Tyrod, big play? Maybe who knows, would be fun to see though.

I was skeptical at first, but then I realized that the chargers may also have a backup QB starting, so really, Peterman has a chance to shine here and bring us the win, I think he's very capable of doing that especially if Rivers doesn't start, if Rivers does start then It won't be as easy.

Meh, doesn't really matter, seems like a lot of media pundits that are giving us flak never really watched any games and just rely on statistics to back Tyrod up, statistics that are awfully misleading as any bills fan would tell you in regard to Tyrod.

Alas, is the secret out? Was SaviorPeterman actually Nate himself?

Not even sure why anyone would even want to make the playoffs with the way this group is playing, eek in to get absolutely decimated in the wild card? Tbh when we make it I'd rather not have it be a WC or first round exit, making it just to make it and end the drought feels lackluster IMO.

Peterman won't start either until next season or when we've been eliminated from playoff contention, unfortunately.

So he played his best when we only put up 7 pts in 3 quarters as opposed to putting up 14 in the 4th quarter garbage time? btw, 200 or so yards, 1 td and less than 30 attempts sounds like an average Tyrod game, win or lose, how in the world can you say Tyrod playing average and conservative is any better than when he almost broke 300 yds in the 4th? you realize he ended the game with 40 attempts right? lmao crazy.

Sounds like an average Tyrod game, less than 200 yds passing, 1 TD and less than 30 attempts, you're telling me his best came before garbage time when we only put up 7 pts in 3 quarters and not 14 in the 4th?

He played well when it didn't count, during garbage time, he didn't have help from his line all game and wasn't able to rally back when we needed, but he is known for hanging on to the ball a little bit too long so you can only expect so much from the O-line (not saying they are excused).

Please don't be the same underachieving injury prone lackluster Kelvin Benjamin that you were on the Panthers, please, lets not have to talk about blocking in the post game pressers. Cam had an MVP season with Kelvin Benjamin sidelined, I hope and pray that he is the help this team needs rather than a burden that we don't need, I remain cautiously optimistic.

24 year old Jarvis Landry is definitely NOT an overpaid vet, I would rather him right now than a draft pick that has the potential to be a bust, at least he's proven himself, and is young.