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1) Nathan Peterman starts 2) Nathan Peterman leads bills to playoffs and makes a deep run 3) Nathan Peterman legit league MVP candidate. You heard it all hear first and look forward to 'bumping' this as online forum folks say.

You are certainly a wise individual and I agree 110% with this prognostication and it's no mistake he's dropping dimes and turning heads so far this offseason. Look forward to preseason and the massive progress he shows compared to last year when he was also quite impressive out of the gate. What a time to be alive!

Biggest mistake the bills made last year was going back to Taylor after naming Nathan Peterman the starter for the Chargers game. I truly believe deep in my heart the Bills would have made it to the Superbowl and possibly won it with Peterman had they stuck with him.

I first want to say that Josh Allen is a nice PROSPECT, but he's not ready to play in the NFL despite wowing people with the Jamarcus Russell arm. He'll no doubt show well during preseason against 3rd stringers but we shouldn't be thinking about him as a potential starter for the Bills until 2020 at the earliest. Nathan Peterman however is THE TRUTH: exact, no fault, no fake, thrust worthy, clear, absolute etc. Easy to understand how some could write him off after a disastrous debut in LA last year but there is still a distinct reason why Tyrod Taylor was benched for him and is no longer on this team. Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott knew the moxy and grit were there all along despite Peterman free falling from as high as a 1st round pick and dropping into the Bills laps in the 5th round. I have followed Nathan Peterman's career from his days as a four star recruit out of Bartram HS in Florida. At the time many felt he was the next elite NFL prospect and things did not obviously pan out of him at Tenn mostly due to very high expectations and being compared to the next Peyton Manning (yes that' how good he is/was). Obviously things took off for him after transferring to PITT including a legendary performance against eventual national champion Clemson (their only loss that season). At the end of the day Nathan Peterman is turning heads in his 2nd NFL offseason and there is a lot of a chatter already that the Bills may have made a mistake with their draft capital on Allen this yea after seeing him drop some straight up dimes in these practices this week. I look forward to watching Nathan dominate this year as the Bills starter and best case scenario for the Bills is they end up having two elite NFL starting QB's but if Allen doesn't pan out they can likely trade him for something worthwhile in return. Just remember where you were in 5 years, the juices flowing, the unveiling of a premier NFL player that may become the next Tom Brady or better.