PastaJoe

I’ve been rooting for the Bills since I was a kid cutting articles out of the Courier Express to paste in a notebook during OJ’s 2003 yards season. But the last decade of mediocrity has numbed my feelings, so I don’t get excited anymore. I watch and follow them objectively, but at this point I find the online and radio debates about them more entertaining than the games. I’m emotionally invested in the Sabres, whose young talent is finally giving hope for the future.

You’re assuming they won’t try Peterman again.

No true, we just have to wait to see what offensive players Carolina doesn’t want for next season.

It’s the only entertainment we have today.

That’s 3 from special teams.

Leave the defense on the field for the rest of the game, they’re outscoring the offense.

Allen should be watching how Luck steps up in the pocket.

Negligence in getting decent talent for the offense.

That was a catch, he made a football move and fumbled.

Helmet to leg.

Watching The First on Hulu, a near future realistic series of the first attempt at a manned flight to Mars, starring Sean Penn. The scientific aspects are fascinating, though much of the show is devoted to the astronaut’s personal relationships and how the flight will affect them, which tends to slow the show down. But if you like this genre I’d recommend it.

Keybank Jenny

No, I’m just objective and not myopic. Who will be the scapegoat when Peterman doesn’t play and the Bills still can’t score?

I said before, he’s not the only one at fault, you have to look at the offense before he came in. Why did it have to come down to Peterman in the 4th quarter.

So then the real blame is on Beane and McDermott.

And they were losing when he came in, so I could say Allen lost the game by never giving them a lead.

I’m saying blame the whole offense; Allen, the OL, and the WRs for being so anemic that they had to depend on a backup to win for them. Peterman didn’t only get them 2FGs over 3 quarters.

Never said that, but to blame it all on a backup QB who came into the game behind, instead of the stagnant offense for 3 quarters is simplistic.

I blame Benjamin for not breaking back to the ball. He’s lazy.

And the QB who gave the Bills the lead.

How about some blame for the OL who let Allen get beat up all game, and Allen for not stepping up in pocket or throwing ball away sooner, and WRs for not getting open. That’s not on Peterman.

And unlike Allen he threw a TD.

So Allen and the offense could only manage 2 FGs through 3 quarters. Peterman comes in and leads them to their only TD. Lazy Benjamin stands still instead of breaking back to the pass, and it’s all Peterman’s fault they lost. Sorry, I don’t put it all on Peterman.

But would he have made the TD throw that Peterman made to give them the lead?