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Heart attack game. And yes they won, and yes I was in ecstasy, but that punt was such a gutless decision it leaves a weird bad taste now looking at McD. He played for the tie! Players decided otherwise.

I was awesome to see for sure. It looked like fun times were had. Meanwhile both LA team stadiums are full of empty seats or supporters of the visiting teams...

At first I was indeed pissed at the COlts player. Probably that because of the weather there were very little hard shots so it seemed "inappropriate" LOL But yeah, this was on Peterman. Tough way to learn! And he was looking decent out there.

Sad but true. Especially the first sentence.

I too tend to think this season is over so let's plan ahead for 2018. But then... it IS still possibe the Bills are 10-6 or 9-7 and get in the playoffs...

How about letting the ref do some basic maths? 15-5 = 10 yards. Is it THAT hard? The two penalties offset by one is so stupid.

Not the best strategy from a run oriented team... BUT' I'll at least give Dennison credit for some imaginative plays, especially in the start of the game. He even mentioned he did all that because it was the Patriots who tend to take away the opponent's main strength. Just maybe he could be creative every week? Joe Webb was used well, and while the Tyrod interception stand out, I see no mention that when Webb made his one pass, it should have been a TD. That's TWO TDs that were left on the field by the PLAYERS, not the OC. But yeah, overall, he doesn't do a very convincing job.

It did again point out how stupid the rules are. He had TWO 15 yard penalties on that play, one for the hit, and one for the taunting, but instead of 30 yards, nope, one penalty is declined, one is accepted. In the Gronk incident, there were two calls against the Patriots, one against the Bills so... it offsets?? WTH! The NFL should have a higher respect for the ref's math skills and change the rules here!

Scary results, and I immediately wished him well, but even scarier that it's something that can happen anytime. If he has movement in lower extremities, then he should recover, at least walk again, and that's good news

It's so stupid that that two PF penalties are offset by one!

Until eliminated, makes sense to stick with TT. Sure he might not be a great option (!) but Peterman was atrocious and recall how everyone were saying what an horrible decision that had been to put him in? AFTER the game of course. I'm glad NP looked decent in this 4th quarter duty.

I was on TT's bandwagon and got off too after the two blowouts. And I sure hope the Bills find a replacement. But I still remain in my stance: you don't cut him until you find a better man at the QB position! Period. And as of now, he's clearly #1. It's for the FO to find a replacement. Easy to cut anyone. Not easy to find talent, especially at that position! But yeah, Peterman deserves another look. Weird how he looked decent in his 2 in game action, and sucked as a starter!

I was on TT's bandwagon and got off too after the two blowouts. And I sure hope the Bills find a replacement. But I still remain in my stance: you don't cut him until you find a better man at the QB position! Period. And as of now, he's clearly #1. It's for the FO to find a replacement. Easy to cut anyone. Not easy to find talent, especially at that position!

I don't like Geno Smith. And benching Eli for him instead to test out a draft pick QB etc. is one of THE dumbest moves of late for sure. But give it to Rex to make you side with his target LOL He's really classless. But then, he's in media now, and not that good, so desperate to create some drama around him so he's worth something somehow...

No comparison between what Gronk did and what Landry did. Landry deserved to be taken out. As for Hughes IDK what he said, but he gets flagged for it, and easily in any case. Who doesn't remember his 15 yard penalty for playfully bashing his TEAMMATE. Refs are biased and that'. s not good. And what with the retarded rule that 2 penalties offset 1?

At least he was opened to players input at one time earlier in the year and the offense improved right away. He (they) should listen to their players more! And tailor the plays around Taylor(doh) and the players, instead of forcing them to fit a damn system.

Haaaa memory lane. That was fun and we all remember it. And it was fun seeing Chris and TJ as well. One of the best duo for sure.

I want the Bills to beat a Brady led Patriots team before Father Time does. And many times. But I do shake my head at the fans disregarding the 16-0 whooping the Bills gave the Patriots at THEIR stadium as not important! Sure Brady wasn't there but the Cheats were 3-0 and anyway, with all the Bills QB woes, I find it weird to not see that without Brady that team is suddenly down quite a few notches.

Yep underdogs, NOT AUTOMATICALLY DEFEATED as too many post. Case in point. It is quite possible the Bills beat the Pats at home. Odds in their favor? Nope, of course, but possible. And the last game might be a B or C Pats team as they rest starters. Anyway, I don't get the "we're already beat attitude". Am I fired up, can't wait for Sunday, think the Bills will win? Not all in fact. Those 3 blowouts have left quite a bad taste in my mouth. I only watched for the mid 3rd quarter on for the Chiefs game. And this coming Sunday determines if I sacrifice time for the rest of the year or not. And that's a first for me. Too much disappointment. But I'll watch Sunday, and if it's competitive, I'll be fiery again. The Bills ARE a wild card team as of now. 3 wins out 5 is still possible.

Sums it all for me. And while he would be the ultimate backup QB, salary cap matters. Besides that, I'm all in support of him. For all his obvious limitations, nobody has been better than him at QB for the Bills. Not only since he's been here, with what matters, but even for years before. I just don't get the desire to let him go if nobody at the position can replace him!

He is a pleasant surprise. His joyous personality and enthusiasm were expected, but he also analyses and explains real well. Is that too much to ask from ex-players? They hired way too many just for "entertainment value". I don't mind props and comedy, but substance still matters! He has it all.

I agree...with thread title as in "longterm". But as I've been vocal of saying, til they draft or trade for a better QB, what would be the logic of "moving on"?

There is no "the Bills way". Whole new GM, coaches, scouting department. Even 30 players are new ones to the roster. Only similarities are the media, the fans, etc. Sure the history and the Drought loom large, but every team has its sets of pressure to deal with. Some more than others but still. Us fans have been through the drought and are affected. The current team itself has nothing to relate to that more than they relate to the 4 straight AFC championships. And it would be stupid to let go of Taylor before you have anyone to replace him. Totally stupid. Let the fans vent. If you lose they'll get doing and ask for your head. If you win, most will come around.

Of course drafting in the 1st round improves your chances, and the sooner you pick the better. But there has been many 1st round QB busts, and there are exceptions like Brady, etc. My point remains the same: you don't let go of the best QB on your roster unless someone beats him to get the spot. Not BEFORE someone beats him to get the spot, as that may not happen for years! If dratfting franchise QB was easy, 25+ teams would have one.

Nicely put. It was an historically bad game, and he is a 5th round pick. So I'm far from convinced on anything. But yeah, people complain about not drafting QBs and after a half game want him gone WTH And to the "anti-Tyrod" crowd. Again all of us would want a better QB. But letting him go doesn't make the "franchise one" appear!!! I'm sure we all also hope for a better LB, a superb pass rusher, a dominant LT and on and on. Just sending someone packing doesn't cure it all!