Rocbillsfan1

I love how WGR tried to cover for Taylor today when talking about this like o well they aren't on the same page yet. It had nothing to do with them being on the same page it had to do with Tyrod throwing way over the head of a 6'5 receiver running open down the sideline into the endzone. On the next one he was open again and Tyrod threw behind him. Tyrod is a horribly inaccurate passer unless he is out of the pocket and throwing to a completely wide open receiver.

You aren't seeing this properly. I agree that it was good to let Gilmore go. He wasn't worth the money. I understand trading Watkins and Darby because you got actual players back that are good at their position. Dumping Darues for nothing in the middle of the season when you don't have a replacement is a huge !@#$ up when you are trying to make the playoffs for the first time in 17 years.

Beane better find a QB. It's what this franchise has failed to do for the last twenty years now. I'm tired of other teams backups being the answer.

Enough of the excusses for Tyrod believers. This guy has had enough talent around him that it is a mockery that in today's NFL he has only thrown for over 300 yards once and it was a loss. This guy is fools gold and needs to go ASAP.

I'm not arguing with anybody who is upset with how Dareus has preformed and I wouldn't blame you for wanting to dump him in the offseason that way you can make plans to replace him. There is 0 good reason for dumping him halfway through the season without having a clear cut replacement. Which gets to my earlier point about McBeane thinking the replacement was already on the team. I liked all the other trades they have made but in this case all you did was actively hurt your team for this year's playoff push. All the other deals have involved getting productive players backs and picks. This was just an ego trip that could have waited until the offseason.

I give Tyrod one more shot in LA and if he stinks it up his career here should be over.

No he really isn't a slighty above avg qb. He is a terrible QB. He is a great athlete that under the right system can help a team win some games. He was in an almost perfect situation the last two years with the type of offense the Bills tried to run but still couldn't get it done. Now we are trying to watch him be a QB and it shows, he is awful. This guy is one of the worst QBs I've ever seen trying to get through NFL progressions, setting his feet and throwing on time or throwing to people before the receiver makes a break. If his first read isn't wide open he just pats the ball and then waits to run around. He holds the ball longer than any QB in the league because he's not a real QB. His only good plays are just him playing backyard football and making plays outside the pocket but that's about it.

They traded Dareus in order to get rid of his contract. There was zero reason to do this in the middle of a playoff run. Yes he wasn't living up to his contract but it's hard to say that he was playing awful, he just was playing like an average DLman which made everyone mad. Add up his offield troubles and I get whey you want to get rid of him in the offseason, but it was a 100% mistake to get rid of this player in the middle of the year. This leads me to believe that McBeane made a huge error in talent assestment and thought the other guys on the line could just come in and carry the load and they have shown to be absolutely garbage the last two weeks. This scares me about him evaluating othe positions in the future.

Let's not overreact to 1 bad game from Tyrod when the entire team played like hot garbage. when has tyrod ever really had a great game? His best game as a passer came last year against the Dolphins in a loss where he finally threw for more than 300 yards which was the only time in his career. The dude is a terrible QB that can win some games making some plays and relying on his D and running game to go out and win games. They have won in spite of Tyrod not because of him.