(Sarcasm) Tyrod's worst play.

[ChicagoRic]

So, just looking at the gameday thread, Tyrod's WORST (UNFORGIVABLE) play was a 14 yard COMPLETION.  On the ROAD when the Bills were a significant UNDERDOG.

 

Tyrod played solid, mostly mistake free football.  He made some nice passes and some plays with his legs where it counted.  Not perfect, but rock solid.  Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

Unreal.  

 

Barring a deep run into the playoffs, and maybe even with that, Tyrod is gone next year, but he's the best we have had in a long time.  Hopefully our pick will pan and out we get our franchise QB.  But in the meantime, give the guy some credit. 

[Roundybout]

It's just an example of why people are frustrated. He could have had at least double that if TT did not throw it at the ground. He's solid, yes, but we could be more. 

[Teddy KGB]

Just now, ScottLaw said:

 

 

Fans want Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers. And if they don't have that and **** hits the fan they'll blame the QB.

 

Nonsense.   Just want someone better than the Tyrod. 

[Theshallowcross]

5 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

So, just looking at the gameday thread, Tyrod's WORST (UNFORGIVABLE) play was a 14 yard COMPLETION.  On the ROAD when the Bills were a significant UNDERDOG.

 

Tyrod played solid, mostly mistake free football.  He made some nice passes and some plays with his legs where it counted.  Not perfect, but rock solid.  Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

Unreal.  

 

Barring a deep run into the playoffs, and maybe even with that, Tyrod is gone next year, but he's the best we have had in a long time.  Hopefully our pick will pan and out we get our franchise QB.  But in the meantime, give the guy some credit. 

 

You had me until "draft a franchise QB". We have a guy that can and HAS won games in this league. If it were easy to draft a "Franchise QB" all 32 teams would have one. 

Edited November 26, 2017 by Theshallowcross

[BringBackOrton]

5 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

So, just looking at the gameday thread, Tyrod's WORST (UNFORGIVABLE) play was a 14 yard COMPLETION.  On the ROAD when the Bills were a significant UNDERDOG.

 

Tyrod played solid, mostly mistake free football.  He made some nice passes and some plays with his legs where it counted.  Not perfect, but rock solid.  Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

Unreal.  

 

Barring a deep run into the playoffs, and maybe even with that, Tyrod is gone next year, but he's the best we have had in a long time.  Hopefully our pick will pan and out we get our franchise QB.  But in the meantime, give the guy some credit. 

It was probably his worst play of the day.

[Kelly the Dog]

I agree it was one of his worst plays and I'm a Tyrod fan. That was one of few that he had time and a guy open and it's easy. He missed an easy play. On third and long. There were a lot of plays people will complain he didn't make that he had very little chance on. 

[paulbills]

What, no mention of the rainbow floater that could have easily been picked off? 

[Paulus]

2 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

The far-right wing? 

 

What about the Bernie Sanders of Tyrod haters?

 

I'm more of a Rob Ford type of Tyrod disparager. Please stop grouping us. 

[suorangefan4]

Just now, paulbills said:

What, no mention of the rainbow floater that could have easily been picked off? 

 

That's what I was going to respond with.

 

That should've been a pick 6.

 

Marcus Peters gave a half-assed attempt on that play and instead of a pick 6 it went for a 33-yard gain for the Bills.

[Big Curt]

Tyrod is better QB than Peterman.  Point blank period.  He's better than Alex Smith and about half of all NFL QB's.  That throw to O'leary  was unacceptable and he has to be better, however he didn't throw any interceptions and he WON a big road game.  Give the man some credit.  Every game that Jim Kelly Won wasn't pretty either. 

Edited November 26, 2017 by Big Curt
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[Bangarang]

4 minutes ago, Theshallowcross said:

 

You had me until "draft a franchise QB". We have a guy that can and HAS won games in this league. If it were easy to draft a "Franchise QB" all 32 teams would have one. 

 

Point being that we should still try to draft a potential upgrade and not be content with what we have.

[MAJBobby]

It was his normal AVG to maybe above AVG Taylor. 

 

Low YPA, Late throws, some good throws and inaccurate throws 

 

led a second half offense that was blah and bailed out by a timely TO

[suorangefan4]

14 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

Tyrod played solid, mostly mistake free football.  He made some nice passes and some plays with his legs where it counted.  Not perfect, but rock solid.  Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

 

 

I love how left wing people constantly race bait.

 

You don't see people who call out TT for poor play calling Tyrod supporters BLM, Antifa, alt-left, Obama etc. lovers. You don't see them stating that they most likely only own jerseys of black sports players or listen to only rap music. 

Edited November 26, 2017 by suorangefan4

[Pbomb]

1 minute ago, MAJBobby said:

It was his normal AVG to maybe above AVG Taylor. 

 

Low YPA, Late throws, some good throws and inaccurate throws 

 

led a second half offense that was blah and bailed out by a timely TO

think we only had 3 or 4 first downs in the second half, great time for the defense to bounce back

[KD in CA]

10 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

Did Tyrod win the popular vote?

 

You need help dude!  

 

 

[Maine-iac]

How about the throw into the end zone down the sideline to Jones?  Switch Jones and Watkins and that's a TD any day that ends in Y.  There are a lot of plays where throws aren't perfect.  Hell I just watched Goff hold the ball way to long and take a sack and that's after Brees did it twice before that.  If Tyrod's biggest mistake is not hitting 0'Leary in stride meanwhile everyone overlooks someone holding the play before bringing back a long run and making it 2nd and 16 then I think people are not getting the concept of offense and are just playing heroes and villains.

Edited November 26, 2017 by Maine-iac

[MAJBobby]

Just now, Pbomb said:

think we only had 3 or 4 first downs in the second half, great time for the defense to bounce back

 

Agree however Next week we are not seeing the floundering Chiefs offense. 

 

Meaning our Offense HAS TO CONSTANTLY do something 

[Kelly the Dog]

One of the reasons defense played great was the Chiefs had poor field position all day and that is because of lack of turnovers. I said one reason not main reason. But it allows you to play the McD defense. 

[BuffaloBill]

14 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

So, just looking at the gameday thread, Tyrod's WORST (UNFORGIVABLE) play was a 14 yard COMPLETION.  On the ROAD when the Bills were a significant UNDERDOG.

 

Tyrod played solid, mostly mistake free football.  He made some nice passes and some plays with his legs where it counted.  Not perfect, but rock solid.  Amazed at how far the far-right wing of the Anti-Tyrod movement will reach to find fault.  

 

Unreal.  

 

Barring a deep run into the playoffs, and maybe even with that, Tyrod is gone next year, but he's the best we have had in a long time.  Hopefully our pick will pan and out we get our franchise QB.  But in the meantime, give the guy some credit. 

 

 

 

As a member of the Taylor is not the QB of the future club, you don’t have to look far for reasons.  The guy has no upside.  He was lucky to sneak away with a win today.  Keep in mind the Chiefs D is not good.  

[BigDingus]

You think that was his worst play? That's hilarious. It was the most recognizably bad play considering what it potentially cost us, but he wasn't "good" all game.

There's a reason he struggles to hit 175 yards passing per game. Plays like that are a HUGE factor in that. When you don't allow your receivers to ever get YAC, you will always have low passing numbers.

That play alone nearly cost us the game. The Bills won in SPITE of Tyrod thanks to the defense....just like they have all year. 

And don't even try to throw out Peterman. Peterman being awful and Tyrod being bad aren't mutually exclusive. They're not good NFL QB's, and it has nothing to do with their relation to each other.