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Nathan Peterman expected to start Sunday (per Adam Schefter)


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1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:

Why is everyone shocked or upset?  No teams 3rd string QB is any good.  I mean we have 2 guys hurt...were we supposed to have a 3rd QB that can play?  

 

I mean who cares anyway, this season is a rebuilding year.  D looks good going into next year and should get better, especially once they make major moves on the offensive side of the ball this offseason between FA and the Draft.  

 

He did start the season right. McD loves preseason to give him the starting job out of camp. So technically our 2018 starting QB is under center 

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25 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

The problem is more that the coaches and GM think he can play when he cannot. And it's been proven. 

There are bigger and more substantive problems than who our backup qb is.such as the below mediocre caliber of our OL and receiver units. Those are the more critical issues that need to be addressed this offseason than who our backup qb is. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, JohnC said:

I will not shut up. I still consider him an acceptable NFL backup. Gunner and Kirby can harangue me all they want---- I will not yield! My prediction is that he will play respectably and the Bills will win. When that happens the haters are going to be disappointed. I will be ecstatic but being humble as I am I will not scold. :)

He is not terrible but he is just not in the right system. He is a 1990's tier backup.

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1 minute ago, JohnC said:

There are bigger and more substantive problems than who our backup qb is.such as the below mediocre caliber of our OL and receiver units. Those are the more critical issues that need to be addressed this offseason than who our backup qb is. 

 

 

true. But it does not mean that it is not a big issue. Backup QB is an important position for any serious team. Granted, there are not a lot of good ones. But Peterman is the only one in the entire league that does not belong in the league.  

 

And now they are bringing in a (slightly better) carbon copy of him.

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Just now, Boyst62 said:

He is not terrible but he is just not in the right system. He is a 1990's tier backup.

As I told Kelly the Dog there are bigger problems associated with our OL and receiving units than with our backup qb. Peterman was a fifth round pick for a reason. He was drafted in the lower part of the draft because he wasn't a scintillating talent. He is a backup at best. And for some peculiar reason that bothers a lot of people. 

1 minute ago, Kelly the Dog said:

true. But it does not mean that it is not a big issue. Backup QB is an important position for any serious team. Granted, there are not a lot of good ones. But Peterman is the only one in the entire league that does not belong in the league.  

 

And now they are bringing in a (slightly better) carbon copy of him.

You can make the same arguments that some backups and third qbs don't belong in the league. The Bills bigger problem is that there are too many starters who fall in the category that they don't belong in the league. 

 

With respect to the highlighted segment entering the season the Bills were not considered by almost all NFL analysts a seriously contending team. The backup qb on a rebuilding team is not one of the priorities that I am worried about. 

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6 minutes ago, JohnC said:

As I told Kelly the Dog there are bigger problems associated with our OL and receiving units than with our backup qb. Peterman was a fifth round pick for a reason. He was drafted in the lower part of the draft because he wasn't a scintillating talent. He is a backup at best. And for some peculiar reason that bothers a lot of people. 

You can make the same arguments that some backups and third qbs don't belong in the league. The Bills bigger problem is that there are too many starters who fall in the category that they don't belong in the league. 

 

With respect to the highlighted segment entering the season the Bills were not considered by almost all NFL analysts a seriously contending team. The backup qb on a rebuilding team is not one of the priorities that I am worried about. 

I'm not denying we have bigger problems but I don't think that Peterman is anything a part of our future. Maybe I'll buy in this weekend. Maybe??‍♂️??‍♂️

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I'm already slipping into "Charlie Brown" mode. Yes this time I will kick the football Lucy is holding and this time Nate Peterman will finally light it up in a regular season NFL game!! I know its absolute madness that is descending on me!! 

 

A question  though? who will back up Peterman? Pryor? Who is on the practice squad as well. Peterman has already been concussed in one game last season. This is an absolutely insane situation for a professional sports franchise to put themselves in!!

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9 minutes ago, PittsforDave said:

When is Allen going to be ready? Is he already injury proned?

 

This is a disaster. I have zero hope for this team. 

 

Horrible misjudgment by Beane. 

I'd be shocked for any qb to not get hurt after getting sandwiched between clowney and watt.  Especially a direct hit to the arm.

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13 minutes ago, JohnC said:

As I told Kelly the Dog there are bigger problems associated with our OL and receiving units than with our backup qb. Peterman was a fifth round pick for a reason. He was drafted in the lower part of the draft because he wasn't a scintillating talent. He is a backup at best. And for some peculiar reason that bothers a lot of people. 

You can make the same arguments that some backups and third qbs don't belong in the league. The Bills bigger problem is that there are too many starters who fall in the category that they don't belong in the league. 

 

With respect to the highlighted segment entering the season the Bills were not considered by almost all NFL analysts a seriously contending team. The backup qb on a rebuilding team is not one of the priorities that I am worried about. 

It's not the same argument. What I meant by not belonging in the league meant they are not physically able to play at this level for any reasonable amount of time. They shouldnt be considered not because they may not reach their potential but it's almost physically impossible. If you cannot throw an out pattern in the NFL you cannot play in the NFL. That's what I meant. Before the  season last year and before the season this year, I said that Nate couldn't play, and ironically one of the three guys I compared him to, not being able to play is Matt Barkley (along with Kellen Moore and Colt McCoy, all of which are very smart and very accurate and have rag arms that prevent them from ever being good)

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6 minutes ago, Woodman19 said:

It is kinda funny how Peterman always seems to get stuck playing against a good defense.  Has he ever played a non top 10 one?

 

This is actually a good point.  He has faced a bit of a murderers row and doesn't have any weapons to utilize.  He's looked ok in limited minutes against mediocre-to-crap defenses (New Orleans, Indy, etc.).

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17 minutes ago, PittsforDave said:

I want a refund on my season tickets. This is not what I signed up for. 

 

The product does not justify the price. 

 

 

 

The only time wilson made a major change was when he had twenty thousand at the stadium. Won’t happen here again. Folks love the tailgating 

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8 minutes ago, TheBrownBear said:

 

This is actually a good point.  He has faced a bit of a murderers row and doesn't have any weapons to utilize.  He's looked ok in limited minutes against mediocre-to-crap defenses (New Orleans, Indy, etc.).

Well he faced

Chargers #3 Pass defense in 2017

Colts #28 Pass defense in 2017 (Best Game)

Ravens #6 Pass defense 2018

Bears #9 Pass defense 2018

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3 hours ago, whatdrought said:

Doesn't this seem like the perfect time in the cinderella story for him to go 32/36, 389, and 4 TD's only to have his arm ripped off by Mack in the 4th quarter? 

 

Also would be reflective of the Bills existence. 

You speak the truth

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I didn't think could be worse than under the Ryan Brothers, Chan Gailey and Dick Jauron but this team just seems find new depths with each passing year. I was perfectly willing to suffer growing pains under a young QB but there clearly isn't any support system in place for any QB. Good teams don't start QBs who have a week to learn a playbook. Beane seems obsessed with trotting out Peterman in the hope he can increase his value to get a 3rd round draft pick. I'm tired of paying professional football prices for amateur hour performance. It's too early and too reactionary to talk of firings but I'm just sick of feeling hopeless about this team year after year. 

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4 hours ago, Boyst62 said:

Good. This will shut up everyone who thinks this guy is an NFL talent.

 

No it wont.  The dude will throw 3 picks and fumble twice.  Petermanians will just spout out about how its his first full game and he was put in a bad situation to try and play against the Bears with only 3 practices blah blah blah blah.

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2 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

In the history of the NFL how many teams wind up doing well when through injuries they get down to their third QB?  I can't think of any.  Granted they should have had Anderson or a similar guy here when they traded  McCarron but when injuries make you play three guys it just doesn't work out well.

 

I will say this reminds me more and more of Ed Rutkowski.  If Thomas has to step in Sunday it would be a return to '68.

But the Bills started with their 3rd string QB.  How many teams start a guy that shouldn't even be on a team, move on to a rookie, trade away the vet they had through all of camp, wait until 4 games in to sign someone else, have that person start the very next week out of necessity when he hadn't played a game in years, been through a camp, and was playing golf just the week before.

 

Yes, I realize that was an enormous run on sentence.

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7 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:

But the Bills started with their 3rd string QB.  How many teams start a guy that shouldn't even be on a team, move on to a rookie, trade away the vet they had through all of camp, wait until 4 games in to sign someone else, have that person start the very next week out of necessity when he hadn't played a game in years, been through a camp, and was playing golf just the week before.

 

Yes, I realize that was an enormous run on sentence.

I get tired of repeating this but I have said many times they should have brought Anderson or a similar guy in when they traded McCarron.  And I have also said with Peterman that the mystifying thing is that he looks so good in preseason and practice but then throws up on himself.

 

That said, when teams have two QBs go down with injuries they then have little if any chance.  Then you grab what you can.  And true to form people tonight are complaining about Barkley as if Jimbo is out there waiting.

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4 hours ago, Steptide said:

Maybe a dumb question, but how does anderson have a concusion? On that last sack in the game, he fell on his arms. His head wasn't hit. Also, qbs don't take hits in practice, assuming he's cleared to play Sunday, he could practice all week no? 

 

i think he quit. Said no mas. I'll be surprised if he's still in the team after the bears game.

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3 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

 

Who decided to buy them?

 

 

I bought them after the playoff run last year. Guess I was duked. I will never make this mistake again. What a waste of time and money. 

 

I feel like I deserve a refund. I feel like I’ve been conned. There has to be a legal way to recoup my funds. 

 

What theyre doing has to be illegal. 

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1 minute ago, PittsforDave said:

I bought them after the playoff run last year. Guess I was duked. I will never make this mistake again. What a waste of time and money. 

 

I feel like I deserve a refund. I feel like I’ve been conned. There has to be a legal way to recoup my funds. 

 

What theyre doing has to be illegal. 

 

hey @BringBackFergy looks like we have someone in need of legal advice.

 

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Pryor signed because he knew this was his only shot to start at QB

2 hours ago, PittsforDave said:

I want a refund on my season tickets. This is not what I signed up for. 

 

The product does not justify the price. 

 

 

 

 

In their defense, no NFL teams do and they are one of the closest to being fairly priced.

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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:

I get tired of repeating this but I have said many times they should have brought Anderson or a similar guy in when they traded McCarron.  And I have also said with Peterman that the mystifying thing is that he looks so good in preseason and practice but then throws up on himself.

 

That said, when teams have two QBs go down with injuries they then have little if any chance.  Then you grab what you can.  And true to form people tonight are complaining about Barkley as if Jimbo is out there waiting.

I think the reason people complain, at least my reasoning even though I am  not really complaining as I don't care... They could have and should have done a better job in the off season.  Same goes for receivers.  They just let opportunities to get players in here pass them by because they either didn't want to use a crappy mid round pick or pay a player any kind of money.  I get that they are building, but that doesn't mean they had to completely neglect the offensive side of the ball.

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