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I just looked into Zeke and you are correct. They did suspend him anyway even though he wasn't found guilty. Point acknowledged.

I wouldn't completely rule out that a girl used to a luxurious life would do to a person that is trying to kick her out of that life.

Well it turning sour would be police finding a link to him in the crime and an actual arrest I imagine. I think that has to happen before the team takes action.

Honestly I kind of thought of OJ. Another guy that couldn't just walk away from the honey pot. Although he got away with it if he was guilty.

If it was him and he hired another person that left her roughed up like then yea I don't think he walks away from it. All premeditated.

That is the exact part of the story that boggled my mind. This extra involved person holds the key and will spill the beans if he gets caught. It's a trail of evidence. I imagine he would be in a lot of trouble. I didn't catch the details about weapons involved but that would next level it.

If this team is about building a culture you can't have players involved it stories like this. It should be a corrected thing.

Has he been arrested? I missed that part. Video evidence or DNA?

After thinking about it some I find myself going back to how much a woman can wreck your life if it goes toxic. Hell has no fury like a woman scourned. So many pages of debate but its all about stupidity over the honey pot. Ok Shady you could of got the honey pot without moving her in. You didn't marry her and you throw an all girls party so obviously you didn't love her that much. That was DUMB I don't want to comment very much on the incident other then that. A lot of the details don't make sense to me and it makes me over think it. So I'll wait for further details to emerge before I judge too swiftly. The story just looks stupid man and the team has had enough bad breaks. It would almost make me want to move on even if Shady is completely innocent. The team doesn't need nonsense.

It gives her motive as well.

You covered my thoughts. I'm thinking it's between AJMcCarron and Peterman. The offense is still rebuilding with a new OC coming off a down year. It would be nice to test run the scheme and try to find success before you insert first round draft pick Josh Allen. At least if I was in control that would be my agenda. Josh Allen starting the season would surprise me. I'm not against it but I would hope the team feels it has it together.

Tyrod is the Terminator if you want to talk about his durability. I think the guy would play football if his leg was missing. I don't even think the outcome is all because of Tyrod. I just think the Bills offense was figured out and Tyrod was a piece of it. I'm willing to keep an open mind that it was Rick Dennison and poor WRs. We will see it unfold when it happens. I'm not super confident that AJMcCarron is ideal replacement. Peterman wasn't when he got a shot. I do believe Tyrod is good for Cleveland. I just don't think it will be like franchise QB good. It might even be better then how the Bills look.

I think that Tyrod has actually done well for himself. Take in to account the draft position and being a backup for awhile. Went from backup to playoff QB even while getting benched his last season for the team. He is now with a team that wants to support him. People on this board say he has a real talent pool to work with. So the Tyrod story lives on for another season. It will be interesting to see the outcome. I think Tyrod was exposed last season. At times the outcome was just ideal but never spectacular. I felt like Tyrod was never dominant just adequate. If your defense gets that many turn overs in games you should be obliterating other teams and not just holding on. Even Bortles was ripping off the running yards to put points on the board when my man Tyrod just looked stumped. Last season was the test. The running QB with Shady game wasn't going to last forever. The QB needed to air it out and it wasn't getting done. So other teams stacked up. So I assume he will be the same guy in Cleveland. Adequate but never astonishing or mind blowing. I was actually in favor of Cousins back when it was still possible. I remember reading articles about his preparation. I think he is a McDermott guy but maybe the timing was off to make it a reality. Then again I have seen talk of this Allen guy writing a million letters to get into college and think hmmm....

Yea I imagine Tyrod will make plays for Cleveland and win some games. I also think he will leave plays on the field stall out and lose games for Cleveland as well. I'm great full for what he did for Buffalo but last year was kinda of a disaster when it comes to points.

Jarvis Landry is praising his next QB in Tyrod. Keeping a positive attitude and believing might spark something for that squad. He isn't completely wrong. Tyrod has a handful of amazing games under his belt after a few seasons. He does have good leadership. Tyrods arm has thrown some bombs. So I respect what Jarvis Landry is saying. I'm going to have to see Tyrod dominate with the Browns before I ever believe it happens. I'm not saying it isn't possible. I just don't think it's likely.

I just have a gut feeling that the team had a reason to move on from Tyrod, and that reason is progression. Taylor is not a traditional type QB. That's what the team wanted and I think they tried to get Tyrod to be more traditional but it didn't click into place. Tyrod can manage a football game and can make plays himself. He can also win football games leading an offence. I just think after 3 seasons you don't have progression then you move on. Cleveland might have the talent and game plan to allow Tyrod success. I'm going to have to see Tyrod airing it out all season to believe it. I think he will be a check down run it type QB still. The sandlot guy.

Beane isn't the only one responsible when it comes to Josh Allen so he shouldn't ever take the blame entirety. Someday McDermott and Beane will have to take the podium and take questions about Josh Allen. Hopefully it's after they can have success with Daboll this season with one of the other throwaway QBs. Then you can insert Josh when you have more stability.

If Colin Kaepernick could be the franchise QB the Bills need I wouldn't care about the distraction. I didnt always agree with the way he presented his message always but if he brought championships I wouldn't care. That's my final verdict. I think all that matters is if the guy can be a champion. If he could I would support him as a QB. I don't think CK was ever established in the NFL. Not as a Franchise guy. I think his protest happened when he was a backup. So I think it was a guy who was on his way out anyway looking for a way to stay in the limelight. That's mostly just a personal opinion. I'd love all the distraction if it was loud and beating the Patriots for the division. Sign me up. The real distraction is if you bring this guy in and he's doing things to get attention without winning. Then it's a joke. Lay off the other junk until you win a bunch. If NFL teams are turned off it's because they are scared this is a guy just using the team for his own gains instead of coming just to play football. We brought in Josh Allen and with his tweets that was a distraction. Beane isn't scared about distraction if it's worth it I'll bet.

I think as Bills fans we are stuck counting on whatever Daboll can assemble with the tools he is given. I think that is the situation to come to terms with. The offense has no identity beside Shady Mcoy and maybe Kelvin Benjamin. I'm realistic on the situation. Peterman hasn't finished an NFL game yet. Josh Allen hasn't played an NFL game yet. AJMcCarron is the only one that's actually ever been in the NFL as a backup. The NFL isn't an easy place for QBs and rookies do develop differently and most of them won't make it. I don't think the offense jumps out the gate and surprises anyone. I think the odds are that it will be a work in progress hoping to be established eventually. I think the offense was so out of rythm last season it effected Tyrod and Peterman. Tyrod handled it better because he can outrun pressure and had experience. I wish every other piece was in place so that I could feel like just a QB short of identity. I don't think it is that simple for the team right now. I love run first but absolutely limits getting a rythm in the passing game for a squad that didn't find rythm at times. What we definitely agree on is the best QB should start. Let's just be open that any of these QBs you start might have hurdles and obstacles in the way.

Before the draft I didn't see to many people high on Allen. With everything I was reading I was kind of shocked we went Josh Allen. Rosen was getting photoshopped in a Bills uniform and Allen wasn't. I seen a little over reaction but not a lot of hate. People with stat concerns and maybe a handful of people that were offended by Allen's tweets. I understand the pick and support it. I can also understand if a Bills fan wanted Rosen and was dissapointed. Things have settled down because they have to be. You really can't debate on QBs that haven't played a game yet. I suspect any hate you think you see on Allen now will pale in comparison if Josh Allen doesn't live up to expectations. You already have people wanting him to start game one of the season. The investment the Bills made is Josh Allen so I think every Bills fan wants him to be a franchise QB. I think the message board actually settled in fast after the pick.

Nathan Peterman might of been showing something behind the scenes before they decided to start him. I at least myself believe it played a role. That is why I don't count him out. Very much like Tyrod, if you have a guy that has special qualities it will intrigue you some to want to know if it works if you give it some time to grow. The problem is that 5 interception game is the label he must live with. Until he proves different he has an uphill battle to change perceptions. He might develop himself and become better.

I don't think Peterman starting is a high percentage probability to be honest. It's not something I would bet on. I just don't rule it out because he appears to still be in the mix. He might still have something to show. I don't think he survives another disaster. If it happens I would that he's done.

What the team has at QB is some potential, a hope and dream. You got a vet that's been a back up. You got a rookie that crashed on the first test run. You have a high draft pick that hasn't been NFL tested yet. I'm thinking it doesn't matter who gets the start because I'm thinking there will be struggles regulardless. You have a new OC and system. You have Shady Mcoy. I am open minded, but I don't think it's all going to be put together and working by the first game. So I hope one of the QBs can come in and start overcoming the hurdles. I think McDermott can surprise because he is a detailed guy. So I'm not writing anything off. I'm hoping Daboll is a wizard and not a huckster.

I think it makes for an interesting season. So many questions to be answered. How does Tyrod work out in Cleveland. How long does it take for Baker Mayfield take to take the starting job. Who wins the starting job in Buffalo. I have my opinion on these things as well but next season becomes more interesting with more to follow.

The Offense got bad last season. The reason it doesn't matter is because everyone got to see what they wanted. Even if Tyrod wasn't benched the results are the same. You have an Offense that can't produce points. So it's no double standard. Starting Peterman was stupid and Tyrod was still the way he was. If you couldn't feel that we rode the defense all season I dunno what to tell you.