The Now Moment

I've started threads on this guy...he's making me look smart haha. I hope he continues to progress and turn into the best fifth round pick we've had since Kyle Williams. It's nice to see a young late round pick like that taking advantage of their opportunity

Yeah...um...I've seen the Pats have many dirty plays over the years, so I don't know what you're talking about but cool man.

Tyrod has led a Bills offense that has scored 3 points too many times this year. I'm sure he will be the starter but he is nothing to come to the defense of. Multiple 3 point performances on offense this year against any team is disturbing. Cannot wait until he is out of Buffalo. He is the epitome of mediocrity and it is painful to watch him throw the ball at times

Maybe instead of 65 yards and 3 points, Tryod will throw for 70 and score 6 points and we will still be knocked out of the playoffs...two can play that game. I actually find it funny that Peterman had a better game through 2 and a half quarters in a foot of snow and only on 10 passes than Tyrod did in perfect conditions the week before and against the Saints haha. I'd rather see if Peterman can learn from his mistakes. His pass to Benjamin down the sideline was a pass Tyrod has never even attempted or maybe he has attempted it but just sailed an uncatchable ball out of bounds. I'd rather see Peterman play than another 3 point performance by a Tyrod led offense... You do know 1 performance doesn't define a QB right? If so, a lot of rookie QBs wouldn't even be given a second start. Peyton Manning had 28 INTs in his rookie season... We've seen Tyrod over the course of 2 and a half seasons, we know what he can do...I'd like to see the rookie play. He actually had a good game in the snowy conditions yesterday...with ZERO INTs. He isn't going to throw an INT every game...give him a chance

...you still didn't admit to Gronk's wrongdoing, you just said if the refs made a call he wouldn't have done what he did. Doesn't matter whether they called it or not, he needs to grow up and deal with it. That was such an unacceptable disgusting play by him and yet all you can do is say the refs didn't make a call. That is not a valid reason for doing what he did, therefore, you are making an excuse for him. I don't care what calls he does or doesn't get, this was not a football play. In most situations, I think it is fine to question the refs but not in this case. No one short of a dirty player takes out their frustrations in this way. It was disgusting. Look at Shazier, he got hurt on a regular football play and may never play again. Gronk easily could've ended White's career if he hit him just the right way in the back of the head. Nothing...nothing the refs could have done would've made it even close to acceptable to make a play like that. To give him a one game suspension for that action is a joke. To blame the refs for that play is also a joke in my opinion. The steelers player hit was during the play on a block, this was far after the play and just a disturbing decision by an athlete like Gronk. Just disgusting

I've seen enough of Tyrod. 65 yards, a 50% completion percentage and an INT against the pats was the last straw. I'd rather see if Peterman can improve. He had a few beautiful throws to Benjamin yesterday and didn't have any mistakes besides not sliding. We could still lose by 20 but why not try something different? Everyone knows how to play Tyrod now. Hope they stick with Peterman regardless of the results

I want Peterman. His two passes to Benjamin on the scoring drive before half were the best passes from a Buffalo QB in some time. He actually knows how to use the weapons we have. However, I think they will go with Tyrod. Who knows really? Difficult call for sure Tough to do as much as he did in that weather and only 10 passes. He had a better game than Tyrod did against New England. That being said, I'd say it's up in the air

I don't think Jacksonville has the type of coaching staff that would want to sit their players, who knows though

I really like Andrews as well. I know this may not be the best tight end class but if we still have a lot of picks in the early rounds and somehow take a QB in round 1, I could see us taking one of the pass-catching tight ends for the new QB. ...this QB class is one of the more interesting classes in recent memory

You pointed out one play which he was in great position for...what about all of the others? He constantly puts himself in good position to make a play and led the team in tackles today with more snaps. He also had a fumble recovery for a touchdown and forced a fumble. I'd say 35 tackles is pretty good for a 5th round pick who has started 1 game so far this year.

Had the most beautiful pass from a Buffalo player in years with his back shoulder pass to Benjamin down the sideline. I hope he gets healthy, I'd like to see him playing next week

As much as I'm disgusted by Seattle's actions, the fan who threw a beer at Quinton Jefferson makes me just as disgusted. Not a good look all around

He did play almost every snap today...

I understand that there was a foot of snow and the offenses were slowed down but Milano led the team in tackles today with 10 solo tackles and 1 assisted tackle. The next closest on the team was Preston Brown with 6 and 1. Another solid performance from him and more encouragement that he can solidify a starting position moving forward even into next season. He continues to show solid instincts. Hope he can continue that type of play down the stretch as we have some important games coming up.

Is it bad when the most liked post on a thread is someone saying how dumb the thread is?

Agreed. I guess the title screws up the logic for me. They aren't the best prospects no, doesn't mean they can't be the best class. They could also be the worst haha. We have to wait to find out

Don't know how we can judge a class before they play on the field

Thank you for sharing. Not that I like reading these stories happening to people but it helps us all put things into perspective. I'm very happy that your story and the other poster's story ended in a positive way.

Except Houston ran a college system like Watson ran at Clemson with a former college coach in Bill O'brien. Who knows what he'd have done here. It's a very different situation.

I have never heard of you or read anything from you before this post. I commented on your response which blamed the refs. If a Bills player did that to Gronk or Brady or whoever, I would say the same thing. I thought your excusing a man for his caveman-like actions because the refs didn't do something for your team is absolute garbage. Honestly, I have no respect for trash like that. That's why I said what I said. I don't care who you root for. That action was disgusting and is inexcusable. He made the choice, not the refs. BTW do you really expect to come into our boards as a Patriots fan and have a nice conversation with some Bills fans? Really? We've lost for the last 17 years and been dominated by the Patriots. You really think you can just come here and have a civil conversation without fans thinking you are here to rub it in? I just laugh that you come here to say something about the refs to us. That's laughable. You complain to fans of a team that's been cursed by a forward pass on a kickoff return for a touchdown...and you expect us to have a serious conversation with you when you complain about the refs? I laughed when Gronk said how frustrated he was...he's frustrated...HE'S FRUSRATED!!!! They were up by twenty and had 9 catches for over 100 yards in the game at the time and he's frustrated??!! He doesn't even know what frustrated is. Get the excuse BS out of here. That's just garbage. Did you notice we got penalized more on the play? But no, Gronk was frustrated... Look, I'm all for having real conversations on these message boards about football, that's why I'm here. If you expect to actually get something out of people here, don't come in here and complain about the refs or BS like that.

With the faster linebackers in the league now...gotta throw it past the first down line on third down

The bright spot has been Dion Dawkins. He's been really good at opening holes in the run game and been solid for a rookie protecting the QB. I expect them to bring in a few more guys like him...mobile, versatile and seems like a very nice coachable guy. Watch all of the recent success from Mccoy. His big runs are to the left side. Give me me more players in the mold of Dawkins... Will be an interesting offseason

Dump passes to the running back give him a really nice completion percentage...this stat means absolutely nothing lol

Imagine looking at that hit if you didn't watch football or know much about the situation...that's not something that's gonna make football more popular in an already unpopular time

Serioursly? Holding happens on almost every play. Whether it's on a receiver, tight end or on the line. Deal with it. Gronk can whine all he wants but what he did was horrible. He's just lucky he didn't really hurt White. He hit him in the back of the head...that's one of the worst spots to hit someone. Don't blame the refs or White for Gronk launching himself at White. That's so unprofessional and childish. "I'm angry because I'm not getting my way so I'm gonna hit someone as hard as I can to get attention..." You can point the finger at everyone else all you like, Gronk was the one that took it way too far. Stop giving excuses to grown men who should start acting like it and not like a caveman.