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Tyrod lighting in up in Cleveland really makes us look like *****. Oh wait..... Can it be that we have no idea how to evaluate QB talent or create relevant schemes for the NFL in 2018

I’d rather have Darby

The pick we draft will probably bust or the new regime will trade him for a 5th. If you intentionally start Peterman to lose, the locker room is lost and may never recover with this coach. You play to win the game. Hello?!?!?

This isn’t going to get subscribers. There’s got to an in between from Sully to this sunshine and rainbows. Or maybe Sully was right

Kerryon Johnson is a beast and they misjudged Ameer’s value, so they cut him in order to get free up the roster spot

I never wanted something not to be true so bad, but I completely believe you. That pretty much explains everything. Peterman did deserve to start against the Chargers. Tyrod was playing awful and his benching was deserved. Peterman also won the job this year in the preseason, after looking like our best QB in camp for the 2nd straight year. We will see what happens when both Anderson & Allen are healthy. If they keep him as a 3rd QB, you might be on to something

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Because teams are able to game against the few things we can actually do on offense.

Vikings were game planning for the Rams on Thursday Night and didn't take us serious at all. The Vikings thought they could cruise to an easy victory and we made them pay

They got Baker Mayfield, we have Josh Allen

They won by 32 points, no need to run an offense. Again, the other team could have knelt every play and we still lose

You ***** kidding?!?!!? You would rather have Peterman, Allen or Anderson over Manuel?

EJ Manuel was bad, but not Nate Peterman bad. The last time EJ threw 3 ints in a half, he threw 4 TDs in the second half. ***** embarrassment to put that ***** out there. McDermott needs to go but EJ should finish the season

Pick 6

The mishandling of the QB situation is almost inexcusable. Not sure you can trust McDermott to make other tough decisions after ***** up something this important, this early in his coaching career. Josh Allen is almost guaranteed to be a bust with the way this was handled

He needs to play as much as possible, cutting bait in 2020 is better than 2021

completely embarrasing

They all won the games didn't they? Watson did have a collapsed lung: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/deshaun-watson-reportedly-played-with-partially-collapsed-lung-taking-hits-at-alarmingly-high-rate/ Houston scored real quick after we scored a rare TD. Here's how you beat the 2018 Bills? Don't turn the ball over & wait for them to beat themselves. It's a long season, why would a team put more out there in game film when they know, they run the plainest offense and still win comfortably? The D is good but nothing to hang your hat on. Bears with a young QB and in a tight division will win by 30

Yea we got blown out in those games. The D did play well but not phenomenal. This D would be decent with a modern NFL offense, but it's definitely not strong enough to be the backbone of the team. Obviously we don't know the opponents gameplan but when teams want to take it to us, they do.

Minny was looking past us and focused on their trip to LA on Thursday We lost to Green Bay by 22 points Houston's QB was playing with collapsed lung New England beat us by 19 points. I'll give you Tenn but they also have the 31st ranked offense. All I'm saying is I think teams play a vanilla/preseason offense against us and just focus of not turning the ball over. There's no reason to do anything fancy against us, since we can't score and will probably just beat ourselves. Teams know our defense will be worn out late, so just hold on to the ball, score 1 TD in the 4th and it's a guaranteed victory.

The defense is a paper tiger. Whenever a team needs to score, they do. There's no reason to show anything against the Bills, just hold on to the ball. Tom Brady could have knelt every play and we still lose 7-6. Oh wait, I forgot how dominate we were against Baltimore, Chargers & Indy this year

The Chiefs never tanked.

thank you, so nothing in the Free Agency era. Also, that was the first year of coaching for both of them. They took over bad teams, that's why they were new coaches. They didn't dump all the talent to intentionally try to get top picks

Serious question. Not a fan of giving away talent in order to bring in "your guys" since I believe in tanking breeds losing. I'm just wondering if anyone can come up with an example from any sport, where a coach/gm started a tank and where there to see a championship.

Tanking breeds losing. How many coaches started a tank and got to enjoy the championship?