2018 Nathan Peterman = 2013 Jeff Tuel

[bills11]

 

[zow2]

The worst QB I’ve ever seen in the NFL who got multiple starts was John Beck.  He even got a start with two teams I think?  But just like Beck, Peterman is a practice warrior and plays fine in preseason.  Once the lights are on and opposing defense game plans against him it’s all over.  He can’t overcome everything getting thrown at him.  On the flip side if Peterman ever sees the field again during a garbage time moment I bet he does ok, when there’s no pressure.

[26CornerBlitz]

8 minutes ago, zow2 said:

The worst QB I’ve ever seen in the NFL who got multiple starts was John Beck.  He even got a start with two teams I think?  But just like Beck, Peterman is a practice warrior and plays fine in preseason.  Once the lights are on and opposing defense game plans against him it’s all over.  He can’t overcome everything getting thrown at him.  On the flip side if Peterman ever sees the field again during a garbage time moment I bet he does ok, when there’s no pressure.

 

Like last season's game vs. the Saints when some were convinced when it was actually just GTP with the defense happy to let clock run with them up 47-3. 

Edited September 11, 2018 by 26CornerBlitz

[transplantbillsfan]

1 hour ago, bills11 said:

 

 

All part of the process guys.

 

McDermott has always known how much Peterman absolutely sucks, but he needs a scapegoat, or perhaps more accurately, he needs something for a below average (In terms of NFL talent) to rally around.

 

Last year the team starts strong then has a string of a few bad losses. Naturally, the QB gets too much credit and too much blame, so to prove a point--it can get much, much worse--he puts in his secret weapon, a QB so abhorrently bad that he merely needs a single half to prove to the fan base that yes, indeed it can get much worse.

 

This summer going into week 1, McDermott and Beane recognized long ago who was the best QB, but instead of keeping and starting the semi-average McCarron and treading water for a few games, maybe getting a win or two and in the process making it perhaps a little more difficult to start the much more talented rookie who will inevitably make plenty of mistakes to start his career, McDermott and Beane decide to suffer immensely immediately so that it can be less time-consuming or controversial of a switch by trading the competent QB and keeping the guy who will force the change himself through his terrible play--and quickly.

 

Now that the entire team and fan base all suffered through that utter incompetence, they will rally behind Allen even more, giving him an even longer leash as he deals with his rookie growing pains.

 

Meanwhile, Beane is working on the phone with teams he spoke with over the Summer about acquiring a cheap (but actually capable) backup QB.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wouldn't it be just friggin awesome if this were true

[Warcodered]

3 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

All part of the process guys.

 

McDermott has always known how much Peterman absolutely sucks, but he needs a scapegoat, or perhaps more accurately, he needs something for a below average (In terms of NFL talent) to rally around.

 

Last year the team starts strong then has a string of a few bad losses. Naturally, the QB gets too much credit and too much blame, so to prove a point--it can get much, much worse--he puts in his secret weapon, a QB so abhorrently bad that he merely needs a single half to prove to the fan base that yes, indeed it can get much worse.

 

This summer going into week 1, McDermott and Beane recognized long ago who was the best QB, but instead of keeping and starting the semi-average McCarron and treading water for a few games, maybe getting a win or two and in the process making it perhaps a little more difficult to start the much more talented rookie who will inevitably make plenty of mistakes to start his career, McDermott and Beane decide to suffer immensely immediately so that it can be less time-consuming or controversial of a switch by trading the competent QB and keeping the guy who will force the change himself through his terrible play--and quickly.

 

Now that the entire team and fan base all suffered through that utter incompetence, they will rally behind Allen even more, giving him an even longer leash as he deals with his rookie growing pains.

 

Meanwhile, Beane is working on the phone with teams he spoke with over the Summer about acquiring a cheap (but actually capable) backup QB.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wouldn't it be just friggin awesome if this were true

That'd be one hell of a conspiracy.