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1 hour ago, Augie said:

 

Until you KNOW you have your guy....

 

They will give Josh more time, but (while he’s ours and I love him) he looks like what I expected. 

Which is why he should get all the time to grow as our quarterback.

 

Drafting a quarterback in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd round next year is a waste of time.

 

We need to build our team around Allen.

 

Unless we decide to draft someone to replace Peterman, I say forget it.

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14 minutes ago, Mark Vader said:

Which is why he should get all the time to grow as our quarterback.

 

Drafting a quarterback in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd round next year is a waste of time.

 

We need to build our team around Allen.

 

Unless we decide to draft someone to replace Peterman, I say forget it.

 

Which is why the team needs to draft, sign or acquire someone to push him. Force him to put in the work and improve and earn his place as the guy. If we don't and continue to have players like Peterman backing him up, then there's no competion and we are relying on him to have the work ethic to work hard and improve without that competition. Sometimes having that competition pushes a player far more than having no one to push them.

 

The other reason to have a legitimate alternative is in case he keeps making the same mistakes and/or doesn't improve. That way we can make a change and not have to force a square peg into a round hole because we have no legitimate alternative like this season. 

 

Another reason to draft someone is if we hit on a prospect that develops to a level that they become a draft asset, we can always sell them for a profit like the Patriots did with Cassel, Brisset and Garoppolo. That way we get a prospect as insurance and to bring us future assets.

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2 minutes ago, Mike147 said:

 

Which is why the team needs to draft, sign or acquire someone to push him. Force him to put in the work and improve and earn his place as the guy. If we don't and continue to have players like Peterman backing him up, then there's no competion and we are relying on him to have the work ethic to work hard and improve without that competition. Sometimes having that competition pushes a player far more than having no one to push them.

 

The other reason to have a legitimate alternative is in case he keeps making the same mistakes and/or doesn't improve. That way we can make a change and not have to force a square peg into a round hole because we have no legitimate alternative like this season. 

 

Another reason to draft someone is if we hit on a prospect that develops to a level that they become a draft asset, we can always sell them for a profit like the Patriots did with Cassel, Brisset and Garoppolo. That way we get a prospect as insurance and to bring us future assets.

We don't have that kind of luxury.

 

If you want to sign a veteran quarterback during free agency, fine.

 

We have our quarterback of the future, and we have to build around him.

 

We need receivers and offensive linemen and more defensive depth.

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Just now, Mark Vader said:

We don't have that kind of luxury.

 

If you want to sign a veteran quarterback during free agency, fine.

 

We have our quarterback of the future, and we have to build around him.

 

We need receivers and offensive linemen and more defensive depth.

 

Luxury?

 

Our biggest hole by an enormous margin is QB.

 

If we had a decent QB we'd have a really good team.

 

Unfortunately we have the worst QB situation in the NFL.

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34 minutes ago, Mark Vader said:

Which is why he should get all the time to grow as our quarterback.

 

Drafting a quarterback in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd round next year is a waste of time.

 

We need to build our team around Allen.

 

Unless we decide to draft someone to replace Peterman, I say forget it.

 

He’s certainly not Eli. I get building around Josh, but if you’re picking at the top, never disregard a QB. 

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3 hours ago, peterpan said:

Trade mCcoy for foles.  It makes too much sense.  If he walks as a fa we get a third round comp pick.  We can tag him for a few years if Allen does develop.  Sign him long term if he works out

This may have potential 

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13 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

Luxury?

 

Our biggest hole by an enormous margin is QB.

 

If we had a decent QB we'd have a really good team.

 

Unfortunately we have the worst QB situation in the NFL.

So we do not need help at WR or O-Line? Neither of those positions are a priority?

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20 minutes ago, Mark Vader said:

So we do not need help at WR or O-Line? Neither of those positions are a priority?

 

Of course they are, but this team should not ignore the possibility of drafting a QB high if they believe they are a can't miss prospect and Josh Allen continues to perform woefully, and even if they don't take anyone high they can always consider a day two or three prospect. We aren't going to use every pick on a receiver or oline, so if someone falls pick them up. 

 

Obviously Allen was taken to be our QB of the future, but so was Jimmy Clausen when the Panthers picked him. They gave up on him after one year when they were presented with the opportunity to draft Cam Newton presented itself. Other teams have given up on players before. So we'd be naive to think our front office wouldn't do the same if they felt someone better was available that could upgrade that position and make us more competitive.

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4 hours ago, PetermanThrew5Picks said:

You can draft a backup project at round 3, dump Peterman, get a vet and hope knowing Josh is not the only Quarterback on the team that isn't an automatic loss might light further fire from him.

 

Being a quarterback on a team that could be punting games and knowing Peterman is the only competition doesn't lead to the best competitive intangible development.

That’s a good point but people thinking the bills are gonna pick another top 10 qb are delusional. 

4 hours ago, Fadingpain said:

Drafting another QB does not have to amount to "bailing" on Josh Allen.

 

You are analyzing the situation in a very simplistic way and relying on what football teams have tended to do in the past, none of which is relevant to what the Bills could or should do in 2019.

 

 

That would be the definition of bailing on Allen lol. So then what you are gonna just let Allen sit on the bench after losing all those assests? This is the real world and this doesn’t happen budddy. 

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even if ja was the worst qb ever..mcbeane will never draft another qb while they are here they have shown nothing but sheer arrogance with their decision making..ie sticking with peterman and not even looking at any of the qbs that year watson mahomes

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Come on!

 

Alllen is one ultra bad sub away from being 3-2, against playoff bound teams.  He is leading the team to wins, making plays, and learning on the run.

 

Yup, not a pretty offense today.  But Allen didn't make the big error, gave the Bills a chance;  Bills should have won.

 

No one thought this team was going to be good this year.  They are, and Allen is clearly an important part of that.

 

The Bills just need to find their legs on offense.

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2 hours ago, jrober38 said:

 

Luxury?

 

Our biggest hole by an enormous margin is QB.

 

If we had a decent QB we'd have a really good team.

 

Unfortunately we have the worst QB situation in the NFL.

We have the worst WR situation in the league. Maybe in NFL history.  This is far bigger problem than QB

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