Jerry Jabber

The Ravens knew Taylor inside and out as he was their backup for four years and helped prepare their defense for every game. Sal C. from WGR stated the Ravens goal was to make Taylor look like a QB on Sunday. Also, it didn't help that Rex barely played the starters in preseason, as you could tell the offense was not in sync with each other. While Rex was worried about the health of his team, resting his starters like that in preseason really hampered those guys on Sunday.

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Time for the Bills to tank and draft a legitimate franchise QB.

This is exactly why the Bills should have addressed the WR position in the offseason. Now it's going to cost them big time!

I agree 100% with that.

I agree. I just heard Sal C. on WGR550 say the Ravens defense tried to make Tyrod look like a QB, that's very bad news for the Bills if other teams are able to replicate that each week against Taylor.

Receivers Could be a combo of both. While Rex barely played the starters in preseason to avoid injuries, it doesn't look like a smart move as the offense was terrible and out of sync today.

Lol, you're right about that! It's one thing to play against a QB once or twice a year, but when you have a player on your team everyday for four years, you get to know him extremely well.

It also didn't help that Rex barely played the starters in preseason. +1

I agree about the lack of weapons. Besides Watkins, nobody on the Bills scares defenses. Woods IMO is not a legitimate #2 WR, he's a good #3. A good #2 WR should be able to get 800-1000 yards receiving and between 8-10 TDs a season, Woods numbers haven't been anywhere close to that.

There's no doubt Harbaugh is a very good coach, but it also helped Harbaugh having Taylor on his team for four years as he knows Taylor's strengths and weaknesses. This was the worst I've seen Taylor look in a Bills uniform so far. If Taylor plays this bad again, you could say it's a great coach that game planned well against him. But if he doesn't, then I think it's a combo of Baltimore knowing Taylor very well, plus Taylor's nerves of playing against his old team.

With Taylor being a backup for Baltimore for four years, it seems the Baltimore D was more than prepared for him today. Taylor was not his usual self as he hurried a lot of his throws resulting in incompletions and seemed to be stuck on just his first reads. IMO, playing against his old team got the better of Taylor today.

Agreed. TT was slow on his reads as well today. It seems like playing against his old team really got to him today as well.

Pass Protection was terrible today as Taylor did not have a clean pocket for most of the day, was hit often and was forced to throw quick, and had no time to throw deep. There's no doubt Taylor was off on his throws, but the O-line did him no favors today.

O-line was bad in pass protection, besides Watkins, the Bills have no receivers that scare other defenses, and Taylor was shell shocked today as he showed no poise and looked like a rookie out there. It's clear Baltimore had Taylor's number and he did not know how to respond.

Good chance the entire AFC east will be 0-1 this week.

Nothing against Woods, but he's not a real #2 WR.

No offense today. Great job of not addressing the #2 WR position in the offseason.

It's obvious Baltimore has Taylor's number. Being a backup there did not help Taylor today.

We need a TD big time!

Hughes!!!

Great way to bounce back. It only took a quarter and a half.

Bills need to get their heads out of their azzes and get going on both sides of the ball.

Tyrod is looking shell shocked out there.

Making chicken wings, using the mild Anchor Bar sauce and Wegman's BBQ sauce, with a side of celery and blue cheese, plus Labatt's.