Anybody else have faith in AJ Mccarron?

[BuffaloHokie13]

Nope. I'm fairly hopeful that he'll be alright (read somewhere between the 16th & 24th best QB in the league per my metric), but I'm not hopeful at all that he's any sort of long term answer.

[PromoTheRobot]

The guy won two national championships so he can't be a total bum. But who knows?

[Mr. ChumChums]

AJ McCarron will be fine. Not great, but fine. That's what I expect from him. He's meant to keep us competitive while we wait for Allen to develop.

[rodneykm]

I honestly think he can be mid tier in the league ( say top 15 or so ). If he is and we can turn him over for a draft pick next year I'd say that'd we did alright with the signing. 

[ddaryl]

15 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:

Racist, lol. A bunch of song lyrics and TV show stuff.  So freaking sensitive these days. How'd all these sonowflakes end up on this board ?

 

Snowflakes ar ebeautiful. NO 2 are alike, and when they melt they eventually evaporate and return ot become snowflakes once again, but this time more beautiful then th elast.

 

 

I think the racist thing is over the top myself, but I laugh at anyone who thinks they are insulting someone because of the term snowflake. I embrace it with great prode

[Carter]

16 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:

Racist, lol. A bunch of song lyrics and TV show stuff.  So freaking sensitive these days. How'd all these sonowflakes end up on this board ?

It’s time to look in the mirror bud. 

 

In the early 1860s, a "Snowflake" was a person who was opposed to the abolition of slavery—the implication of the name being that such people valued white people over black people. The Snowflakes hoped slavery would survive the country's civil war, and were contrasted with two other groups. The Claybanks (whose name came from the colorless color of the local terrestrial clay) wanted a gradual transition out of slavery for slaves, with eventual freedom accompanied by compensation to slave owners; the Charcoals—who were also called Brown Radicals—wanted immediate emancipation and for black people to be able to enlist in the armed forces.

 

You need to settle your hate. We do not agree with it and will not put up with it. 

[Kelly the Dog]

Just now, Carter said:

It’s time to look in the mirror bud. 

 

In the early 1860s, a "Snowflake" was a person who was opposed to the abolition of slavery—the implication of the name being that such people valued white people over black people. The Snowflakes hoped slavery would survive the country's civil war, and were contrasted with two other groups. The Claybanks (whose name came from the colorless color of the local terrestrial clay) wanted a gradual transition out of slavery for slaves, with eventual freedom accompanied by compensation to slave owners; the Charcoals—who were also called Brown Radicals—wanted immediate emancipation and for black people to be able to enlist in the armed forces.

 

You need to settle your hate. We do not agree with it and will not put up with it. 

We will not stand for the aggression, man...

[DaBillsFanSince1973]

18 hours ago, Carter said:

What other choice do we have?

 

The career backup trumps The racist anyday. 

 

this is an idiotic post. 

 

yet another thin skinned sad sack.

 

[Lfod]

42 minutes ago, Carter said:

It’s time to look in the mirror bud. 

 

In the early 1860s, a "Snowflake" was a person who was opposed to the abolition of slavery—the implication of the name being that such people valued white people over black people. The Snowflakes hoped slavery would survive the country's civil war, and were contrasted with two other groups. The Claybanks (whose name came from the colorless color of the local terrestrial clay) wanted a gradual transition out of slavery for slaves, with eventual freedom accompanied by compensation to slave owners; the Charcoals—who were also called Brown Radicals—wanted immediate emancipation and for black people to be able to enlist in the armed forces.

 

You need to settle your hate. We do not agree with it and will not put up with it. 

What do you think will happen first, world peace or world war? 

[Carter]

21 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

this is an idiotic post. 

 

yet another thin skinned sad sack.

 

What’s idiotic about it??

 

Even Lorenzo Alexander said he had to explain himself, “he better have a good answer”. It’s already causing a distraction in the locker room. Allen needs to turn his reputation around or he will turn into a locker room cancer.  

 

Troll elsewhere bud.  

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2018/04/post_5.amp

 

 

[DaBillsFanSince1973]

9 minutes ago, Carter said:

What’s idiotic about it??

 

Even Lorenzo Alexander said he had to explain himself, “he better have a good answer”. It’s already causing a distraction in the locker room. Allen needs to turn his reputation around or he will turn into a locker room cancer.  

 

Troll elsewhere bud.  

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2018/04/post_5.amp

 

 

 

troll. no, stating a fact.

 

those with thin skin like yourself may never get over it but his coaches and team mates will and that's all that matters.

 

"He's gonna have to have a good answer," Alexander said. "I've listened to a couple of interviews, and I think it's gonna come from the heart, and he'll be fine. But he's gonna maybe have to work a little bit harder from certain people in the locker room, but I don't think it's an issue, because that's who he was and not who he is."

 

 

[KollegeStudnet]

Me. I think Allen sits the whole season and AJ leads this team to 10-6. Not trying to be a homer, but the Bills are underrated again and could see this team battle for the AFC East. 

[Carter]

58 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

troll. no, stating a fact.

 

those with thin skin like yourself may never get over it but his coaches and team mates will and that's all that matters.

 

"He's gonna have to have a good answer," Alexander said. "I've listened to a couple of interviews, and I think it's gonna come from the heart, and he'll be fine. But he's gonna maybe have to work a little bit harder from certain people in the locker room, but I don't think it's an issue, because that's who he was and not who he is."

 

 

America is still full of racists and it’s very sad. This line of thinking will soon go extinct. 

 

Thin skinned or not, it’s wrong.  

 

Do you know the difference between right and wrong?

 

 

[wiskibreth]

1 hour ago, Carter said:

What’s idiotic about it??

 

Even Lorenzo Alexander said he had to explain himself, “he better have a good answer”. It’s already causing a distraction in the locker room. Allen needs to turn his reputation around or he will turn into a locker room cancer.  

 

Troll elsewhere bud.  

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2018/04/post_5.amp

 

 

 

Throwing that label around with so little basis in fact only serves to dilute it's meaning and how despicable it really is.  Save it for the truly hateful, not some kid who made some inane tweets in high school.  You really believe that's who he is after having grown up?

[Bill from NYC]

20 hours ago, Carter said:

What other choice do we have?

 

The career backup trumps The racist anyday. 

 

 

 

 

We talk serious football here. Please take your pansy ass ignorant drivel to another site.

[Returntoglory]

On 4/28/2018 at 7:07 PM, Rebel101 said:

I watched all the games Mccarron played for the Bengals and when he was in they just had a spark....He plays with a fire inside of him and I think he is going to actually take us a lot further then people expect...i hope before the start of the season we can atleast get a half decent OLine so he doesnt get killed....and i believe it is going to be a lot harder for Allen to take Mccarron's starting spot then everyone but Mccarron thinks. He has won titles at every level of football when he was given a chance....and i know a lot of people are hung up on arm strength which is Mccarrons biggest weakness but i would rather have an accurate, field reading, rhythmic, insync, and good decision making qb over one that can just throw the ball far and run faster then most. I think he paid his dues and learned the flow of an NFL offense. I believe he has learned how and what it takes to win games at the next level. He was a decent prospect coming out of college and I think he has done everything you want from a prospect to do sitting on the bench for multiple years and used his time wisely. So with his dues paid, hard work, and his acquired knowledge paired with his competitiveness he will balance out a savage defense and win us football games. Anyone else agree?

Yes. Yes I do. 

[DaBillsFanSince1973]

48 minutes ago, Carter said:

America is still full of racists and it’s very sad. This line of thinking will soon go extinct. 

 

Thin skinned or not, it’s wrong.  

 

Do you know the difference between right and wrong?

 

 

 

 

never said it was right what he posted, it was wrong. he was a kid, you never did or said anything stupid as a kid?

 

if you believe allen is a racist you can't be using much logic in your thinking. you really believe a young man, just drafted with a possible career in the nfl ahead of him, is a racist??

 

I think not.

 

 

 

 

Edited May 1, 2018 by DaBillsFanSince1973

[Carter]

1 hour ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

 

never said it was right what he posted, it was wrong. he was a kid, you never did or said anything stupid as a kid?

 

if you believe allen is a racist you can't be using much logic in your thinking. you really believe a young man, just drafted with a possible career in the nfl ahead of him, is a racist??

 

I think not.

 

 

 

 

I don’t know Allen personally, but I know his reputation. 

 

I dont care care how old he was or is. He should know better and be smart. 

 

His parents obviously failed to teach their child morals and values, or it wouldn’t of even been a thought to him. 

 

His reputation is shot, he is labeled...

 

There is no arguing this fact. 

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

16 minutes ago, Carter said:

I don’t know Allen personally, but I know his reputation. 

 

I dont care care how old he was or is. He should know better and be smart. 

 

His parents obviously failed to teach their child morals and values, or it wouldn’t of even been a thought to him. 

 

His reputation is shot, he is labeled...

 

There is no arguing this fact. 

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.    

 

Ternagers do stupid things.   

Is he still doing it 8 + years later? 

 

If the answer is no then he’s matured.   

[The Frankish Reich]

I have faith in McCarron being decent. Not embarrassing/Peterman bad. Not even "how the heck does this guy keep getting contracts" like Matt Cassel bad. Not even "this guy must be the luckiest guy in the world to have a career 11-6 record as a starter" Drew Stanton bad. More like Josh McCown decent - a guy who doesn't make horrible mistakes, who occasionally comes up big and even wins you a game, a guy who's generally competent but not quite good enough to be the QB that any team would hitch its wagon to. Maybe Tyrod Taylor-esque in a way; totally different skill sets, yet in the end just "competent" as in the 26th best QB in a league with 32 starters.