Albany,n.y.

There are plenty of teams that are in big trouble if their starting QB goes down because there just aren't enough decent QBs to serve as backups. Take a look at the QB depth charts around the league before saying Bills management is clueless. https://www.ourlads.com/nfldepthcharts/depthchartpos/QB

...and we took Zay Jones

How many times have the Bills drafted a top 10 QB? Try ZERO. They have no track record when it comes to top 10 QBs.

The Bills were thinking that their starting QB had 2 horrible games & they needed to shake things up, so they went to their backup. When you blast them for starting a 5th rounder, you seem to forget that Tyrod was a 6th rounder who beat out a former 1st rounder to get the job. I've never though much of Peterman but what else were they supposed to do? Last year they only had 2 QBs and jack of all trades Joe Webb, this year they signed AJ who STB in camp & didn't want to be a backup. The Bills get blasted for starting Peterman, but SF starts an undrafted free agent who has never taken a snap before & all of a sudden because he lit it up against the worst team in the NFL, they're geniuses. You need to conquer your fears. Be brave.

I can't wait for Josh Allen to shut you up with a great career. Your act of criticizing Allen & the Bills for taking him wore thin 10,000 posts ago.

They wouldn't have, but Trump would say they did.

Since he doesn't know the offense & neither will be here next year, yes, Barkley goes before Peterman. Your question is sort of like: Which should I take out of the refrigerator & throw out 1st, the rotten eggs or the spoiled milk? Does it really matter? November 18th.

I expect Barkley to get cut if Anderson is ready & especially if Allen starts to throw by the end of the week. Barkley was only brought here as a body to have a backup QB.

The goal is to win the Super Bowl, not to be the last playoff team & exit after the 1st wild card game. The team had no chance of becoming a Super Bowl contender as it was constituted. Management is tearing it down in hopes of building that champion. If you like 7 -10 wins a season, then there was no need for a rebuild. I like their plan better, championship or bust. This season is the bust, but I'm willing to give them the time to see if they're right.

I'm glad I was able to help you understand.

Today absolutely took us one step closer. See, this season is a throwaway, especially with the current injuries. Just getting these games out of the way and figuring out which players to jettison before next season (that's you Kelvin) moves us one step closer to clearing out the deadwood from this roster and building a winner. Teams that hover around .500 all the time never get the impact players in the draft needed to improve. This year we'll get a very good draft pick. One thing the whiners complain about is we gave up too many 2nd rounders last draft. Fortunately, Beane knew this was going to be a rough season & made sure that the team kept this year's #1.

You missed some pretty bad teams in the 20th century.

The 1985 & 1986 Bills lost a lot, but guys like Talley, Reed, B. Smith hated to lose and were key players on AFC championship teams. One bad year does nothing other than give a team a chance to weed out the bad players. You'll see a totally new group of receivers next year with the possible exception of Zay Jones. You amateur psychiatrists should stick to your day job.

After tonight the correct answer is Nick Mullins off SF's practice squad.

The Bills ended up doing what NE wanted to do with Bojorquez : Take a punter who isn't NFL ready & give him a year to be coached up to where he can be a consistent NFL punter. It's obvious he's too inconsistent right now but has a lot of potential. NE wanted him redshirt him on the practice squad. We're now redshirting him the rest of the season on IR.

3 letters TMI

He's under contract for the 2019 season, so he'll have a shot at the Super Bowl with next year's Bills team.

We finally found Webb's replacement.

I was listening & couldn't believe there was no delay. Since I was listening on the internet, did the cursing go over the air or just on the internet? There were at least 2 guys who cursed, the 2nd one throwing an f bomb. It was pretty funny hearing a guy crying on the air.

I've been listening since noon. It went out for less than a minute a couple of times about 2 hours ago, but everything's been fine.

Todd Haley fired too.

When Oakland fired him, I thought he got a raw deal. After watching him on Hard Knocks, I thought Oakland was right because he's not head coaching material.

It's so nice to see a sentence like this end in Boettger instead of Beane. There's too much criticism of the coach instead of the proper doubt about the other McDermott. From now on every time I'm about to get mad that someone is being overly critical of our coach, I'm going to pretend they're talking about the O-lineman & calm myself down.

There is no evidence so far. The only thing that's regrettable are ignorant posts about any rookie before they've even played 1 season. There are people a lot smarter than you who have followed the NFL draft for years who concluded that the best QB to take in last year's draft was Josh Allen, included among them draft guru Dave Te' Thomas. I think a lot more of Dave Te' than someone who is coming to conclusions that we got the wrong QB because his flavor of the day beat one of the worst teams in the NFL after sucking for 58 minutes. https://www.bigblueview.com/2018/4/21/17264242/nfl-draft-report-josh-allen-cream-of-quarterback-crop-2018-nfl-draft-sam-darnold-josh-rosen NFL Draft Report: On potential, Josh Allen is cream of the quarterback crop 261 Grading the top QBs in the 2018 draft class By Dave-Te Thomas Updated Apr 21, 2018, 10:58am EDT

Eli is done, you can't go by his past. Bortles was benched for Cody Kessler-hello. Allen is no worse than EJ was-your bias is showing.