Johnnycage46

I agree to an extent, but with Tyrod we saw many examples over the last 3 years from all 22 reviews where guys were open and he either didn't see them or was afraid to rip it. I think the fantasy with Tyrod is more delusional because there is a lot of NFL tape out there that would indicate he will be a .500 QB and a game manager-esque QB. I think the Josh Allen hype is purely wishful thinking with little real NFL tape to show how he will do.

I can't believe I watched the whole thing but it was fun rooting for the oddball 5 to 0 final score. He did have a nice play moving to his left and then escaping back to his right and a deep dime to Clay against Atlanta that led to a TD. In fairness that play was sweet.

Fair enough and I can respect that.

That is all well and good but the take of "newbie has to start his own thread. LOOK AT ME" is what I was reacting to. It's the equivalent of picking at someone's grammar during a debate over physics. It just seems unnecessary and irrelevant. Edit: just to be clear my take is only regarding the idea that new posters are somehow illequipped, by default, to hold an intelligent debate. I need a safe space stat

Newbie to a message board but likely not a newbie to planet earth. This has nothing to do with the thread starter's post but it is insane how people think that a person who just joined a message board or has limited posts is somehow less qualified to post or comment than someone who has a ton of posts. You do realize that people exist outside of message boards right? We have thoughts and ideas even though we may not post them. To dismiss someone's take due to them being new to a message board is pathetic and something I have never understood. And yes I am also a newbie to the message board but not to life

What a pile of spoiled pumpkin f@$#÷=s Imagine being THAT dejected after losing a Super Bowl...after having won 2 of the last 3...and having 5 total championships in the last 17 years (averaging 1 about every 3 years). Jesus.

I never got that when he said it during the draft...accuracy in large part is due to mechanics...which CAN be taught.

To Mike Tolbert

Oh it's a thing....and its warranted. He is a punk and seems like crap teammate. The type that would be upset the team scored because HE didn't score.

A soldier and a raper guy

One saving grace might be Lorax being out there for Edmunds if Kyle misses time. Good to have vets

Gotta feel bad for the Browns luck. Hope Tyrod is ok. Frustrated me as a QB but by all accounts he seemed like a good dude.

Vintage Tyrod drive.

I agree that this is 100% true...but even with the obvious pro-Bills slant of the Embedded series I think it's clear that McD has a command of this team that is encouraging to see (I'm not saying that you don't agree with that...I'm just quoting you on the show producers)...and alternatively, Hue just seems like a lame duck with NO control over his team.

I do think the Bills suffer from the old "oh X team? They always suck!". I think if/when Brady/Belichick retire (they will...right?) media and fans will afford them the same attitude but in a good way. It will take several bad seasons (maybe longer) for people to realize that the Pats aren't the dynasty they were. Similarly, I think the Bills need to string some playoff appearances together to get national respect.

The real question is: Is it "Tie-reek"...or "Tuh-reek"???

Encouraging news on Kyle. He is so vital to the Defense from an energy and leadership standpoint. With him on the sideline he can still try to inspire, but nothing like if he is in the trenches with the boys. I still get chills when I think of one of his pregame speeches last year (don't remember/know which game it was from) but he started it with "It's gonna hurt today...GOOD! Because if I can stand with anybody and it comes down to an all guts race I like the Boys in Blue I can promise you that!" EDIT: Found it...hopefully this link works. I suck at interwebz stuff. https://www.instagram.com/p/BaVOAPQFDQg/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

For now....for now

The QB takes remind me of an election...people get entrenched with "their guy" and almost don't care how the team (country) does as long as "their guy" gets the start (election win)

I agree with that...but the post I quoted stated MORE important...so I was curious why.

I think you might be joking...but if you are not...can you explain why you think cultural diversity training is more important than financial training? Knowing how to manage your money, and ultimately your entire life and future would certainly appear to be more valuable than being "woke".

I grew up in Maine and had a buddy who was a big Bruins fan and would always randomly yell "kick save Moooggg" even when he wasn't doing something relating to kick saving, or kicking, or even saving.

If this happens...I selfishly hope it's the Monday night home game as I am attending lol

Speaking only for myself, the 5 interceptions was awful but it is not the reason why I would rather the Bills start Allen over Peterman. I think Peterman has the DNA that McD is always preaching, and I think he is overall an accurate QB, but I think his lack of top end arm strength makes it hard for him to effectively make all the throws necessary to be a starting QB in the NFL. If he knows where to go with the ball and its on target, but doesn't have enough zip it allows DBs to more easily break on the ball. I think the 5 interception narrative is just an easy way out for people who just want to say Peterman sucks. I think Peterman could be a good QB in some systems that play to his strengths. But after so many years I just want the Bills to have a QB that can play in any system. By at least starting Allen this year and giving him a chance to see what he has, we can at least know if the Bills have that QB in Allen.

Kinda funny in spots. BUT...again I know its all in good fun...I can't stand the narrative that switching from Tyrod to Peterman for the Chargers game almost cost the Bills the playoffs (coming off of a 50-something yard passing game...why is it such a certainty that Tyrod would have helped the Bills beat the Chargers?) or that the Bills "backed in" to the playoffs.