QB Bills

As I asked the poster above who said pretty much the same thing, who do you consider to be in those tiers? Labels sound nice, but how about some names?

If his reported dead cap hit over the next couple of seasons is correct, this is nothing short of asinine.

So you're in the crowd of wins being the measuring stick, correct? Or do you use any other criteria? Not changing the conversation at all. I'm just curious as to how you arrive at Tyrod not being a good QB by wondering who it is you consider good.

You're at least right about that. So name some QBs who are good, not great. Just curious as to who fans like you think are a tier above.

Give him some receivers and stability on the sidelines with coaches who aren't stuck in the 70s with the "run and stop the run" mentality and you'll see how good Taylor really is.

It sure rhymes with that.. I bet you think Moore is better than Tyrod too, right? Be honest.

This new format apparently allows for 40% more Tyrod threads without overloading the server.

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Just a completely false and ridiculous statement. The guy runs sloppy routes and can't catch. He cost the bills the game against the Panthers and if he catches that quick screen in the red zone against the Bengals (which, admittedly, is the one bad pass Taylor gave him) and beats his man, who knows what happens that game.

Not "has Zay spent anytime with Tyrod" or even "have Zay and Tyrod spent anytime together after practice". Psst... Your bias is showing

Not sure that's a good thing. This other guy looks better than Lynch right now.

Bills are hanging 30+ on these frauds. Even in crappy weather.

Oh for F's sake. Not this guy

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Forgetful_Jones

It does?

Derek Carr is overrated. Bills 33-20.

Good player. His emotional instability is, at best, annoying. At worst, self-destructive.

Thank you. Context matters in a team sport. That often gets lost among many. The one positive thing about this nauseating Tyrod debate here over the past while is that it has proven to be a good litmus test to show who watches football with a intelligent and analytical eye, and the other side that talks about wins and losses, 300 yard games and fourth quarter comebacks. To the latter group, please take it easy on the table jumps tomorrow morning.

And he had better games against better defenses throughout the year too. What's your point?

Missing the playoffs

Give it a rest dude. Either you're trolling or Tyrod slept with your mom. Regardless, you make this forum worse with this nonsense in every thread.

My sentiments exactly. The AFC is unexpectedly wide open this season. It may not have been part of the original "process" but plans can change. Make it happen OBD.

Apparently he's requested a trade. What would it take to get him? His big play ability could be a game changer for this offense.

Fully on board as long as you're not one of those two dozen or so.

QB is the most difficult position in terms of knowing the offense, timing, etc. Sam Bradford got to Minnesota late last year right before the season started and did quite well. Football isn't as complicated as it's made out to be. More often than not, the team with the most talent wins, as long as you don't have a coach who will get in the way of that.