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Which QB starts in Week 11?  

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  1. 1. Which QB starts in Week 11?

    • Nate Peterman
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    • Tyrod Taylor
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1 minute ago, GG said:

If you feel confident about your rookie, why not against a mistake prone 3-6 team?

 

The move clearly backfired, but the franchise QB is not on this roster and they need to keep looking.  

Because the sixth seed for the playoffs was very much up for grabs. This isn't rocket science here.

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1 minute ago, ScottLaw said:

Your also not going to find a QB by trading down and then passing until the 4th round.

 

Essentially EVERY personnel move/decision these guys have made so far has been BAD. 

 

 

Yep. If the FO and McD couldn't see that the thing holding the team back most was and is the QB, there really isn't much hope. 

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How was Peterman?   

 

My Bills watching goes back to 1963-64.   Seen lots of bad.  Late 60's, early 70's (Joe Collier, Harvey Johnson, Jim Ringo), the Kay Stevenson/ Hank Bullough  80's, the current drought.  

 

This coach is looking way over his head right now. 

 

This current string of three losses might be the worst I have even seen.  Could be the worst collection DLs, LBs, and WRs we ever had.   The right side of the OL is in shambles.  There are no backup RBs worth a dang. 

 

So, Peterman was as bad as it gets but what chance did he have given the rest of the cast?   He had a few bad breaks and then it snowballed.  He clearly is not ready to start any more games in this NFL season. 

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Just now, JM2009 said:

Because the sixth seed for the playoffs was very much up for grabs. This isn't rocket science here.

You are assuming that Taylor was going to be able to score enough points to make up for the sorry defense. He can't and wouldn't have. 

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Just now, Boatdrinks said:

Yep. If the FO and McD couldn't see that the thing holding the team back most was and is the QB, there really isn't much hope. 

lol the crusaders never stop. TT isn't the long term answer but was far from the real problems with this team.

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Just now, Boatdrinks said:

If he's that soft he needs to go find a safe space because he sucks anyway. 

 

QB is probably the toughest position in sports (in my view).  It is even tougher for rookies  

 

Bad coaches play players before they are ready.  Sometimes it takes time and it is not good for a player's development to be thrown into the fire too soon.

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2 minutes ago, GG said:

If you feel confident about your rookie, why not against a mistake prone 3-6 team?

 

The move clearly backfired, but the franchise QB is not on this roster and they need to keep looking.  

 

Nearly all of there moves to secure a better QB have back fired.

 

- Pass on QB like Watson in 2017 draft CHECK

- not tank for possibly higher draft pick and play middling Bills football like always CHECK

 

What to look forward to in the future:

 

- Bills draft 5th best QB in 1st round

- Bills don't draft QB at all

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Just now, Boatdrinks said:

You are assuming that Taylor was going to be able to score enough points to make up for the sorry defense. He can't and wouldn't have. 

Five picks, which he wouldn't have thrown, led to a lot of points. Nice try. Wasn't the defense an excuse for TT before this game?

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5 minutes ago, Marty McFly said:

 

Funny you say that considering the chargers had over 24 points off INTs this game. Same INTs that tyrod wouldnt have thrown

So the Chargers would have had to go a bit longer distance perhaps and maybe scored only 35-40 points? So what? Not throwing picks is great but 3 and outs are killers too. This D is awful right now and Tyrod wasn't scoring any points. He appears to be better than Peterman at this point but you had to try something, because it's not good enough. They can't switch out 5 guys on defense so they changed one on offense. If the team though Tyrod was going to win today the move isn't made. 

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3 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Your also not going to find a QB by trading down and then passing until the 4th round.

 

Essentially EVERY personnel move/decision these guys have made so far has been BAD. 

 

 

 

Patrick Mahomes is the litmus test.  They clearly thought they could get a Mahomes level talent in the '18 draft, but also get a free option to see if Tyrod can elevate his game.  

 

If they don't draft a QB early next year, then it's time to get the pitch forks out.

 

1 minute ago, JM2009 said:

Because the sixth seed for the playoffs was very much up for grabs. This isn't rocket science here.

 

It was, but they weren't going to get there with the way TT  played recently.

 

In any event, looks like Dareus's trade was a far greater impact on the team, and I'm not afraid to admit that I was wrong about the trade

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2 minutes ago, JM2009 said:

Five picks, which he wouldn't have thrown, led to a lot of points. Nice try. Wasn't the defense an excuse for TT before this game?

 

I remember last week when the Saints gaining 300 yards on the ground was Tyrod's fault.

 

How's that nonsense working out today?  Anyone?

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3 minutes ago, JM2009 said:

Five picks, which he wouldn't have thrown, led to a lot of points. Nice try. Wasn't the defense an excuse for TT before this game?

Not to me it wasn't. The defense was the reason why they needed to score more points. So Taylor doesn't throw picks as he hardly throws at all, rarely downfield. They still were losing games by multiple TDs. They had to try something. 

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1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:

So the Chargers would have had to go a bit longer distance perhaps and maybe scored only 35-40 points? So what? Not throwing picks is great but 3 and outs are killers too. This D is awful right now and Tyrod wasn't scoring any points. He appears to be better than Peterman at this point but you had to try something, because it's not good enough. They can't switch out 5 guys on defense so they changed one on offense. If the team though Tyrod was going to win today the move isn't made. 

 

Get over it boatcolada. Ya got beet. Ya hoped on the petermen train and you crashed into a dumpster fire. We couldve won today. We beat better teams this year than the chargers.

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6 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

You are assuming that Taylor was going to be able to score enough points to make up for the sorry defense. He can't and wouldn't have. 

Ok, Probably not. 

 

But at least you lose with dignity in aa closer fought game.  If you played football and ever played on poor team you would get that. 

 

I am sure that many of the players feel that this coach just screwed up the season. 

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4 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

So the Chargers would have had to go a bit longer distance perhaps and maybe scored only 35-40 points? So what? Not throwing picks is great but 3 and outs are killers too. This D is awful right now and Tyrod wasn't scoring any points. He appears to be better than Peterman at this point but you had to try something, because it's not good enough. They can't switch out 5 guys on defense so they changed one on offense. If the team though Tyrod was going to win today the move isn't made. 

Come on. They were 5-4 with TT and had the sixth seed going to play a 3-6 team that could be scored on.

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