prissythecat

Legion of Boom demise was probably also accelerated by rule changes that cut down on muggings a of wide receivers, Illegal contact with receivers was a big thing for that vaunted secondary during the year they won the Suoerbowl

Why would the Bills give up a high draft pick for a running back with heavy miles like LeVeon?

If he lines up against Vlad Ducasse, he may still be effective just using one leg.

Maybe we need to have a separate section where you can post your rant of the week.

One question no one has asked yet on this thread is it really worth it spending big money on an offensive tackle? Lamenting the loss of Peters seems silly. We should have kept Peters so we could better protect Losman and Edwards? Lots of examples of teams being very successful with mediocre tackles. And there are numerous examples of teams who have the better known tackles who don’t do diddly. Success in the NFL is not about OTs. But From the way folks post on this thread, one would think that getting a pro bowl LT guarantees playoffs and Super Bowl for years to come. I’d rather have a franchise QB playing behind serviceable tackles than a merry go round of bad QBs behind pro bowl tackles.

Who cares about Peters. He certainly is an elite level LT. But when the Eagles went on their Super Bowl run , he was injured and out of lineup. He contributed nothing that season .

So the Bills win in a blowout then? ;-)

Glass is always empty? Is that you DarthIce?

EJ is available . So is Mark Sanchez . Even Kaepernick ?

Fixed that for you

Kudos to Burple for laying it all out . Hopefully Peterman does justice to the starting nod .

I dont think anyone hates EJ the person. Seems like the kind of guy everyone would love to hand around with socially . Just not the guy you want hanging around behind center on your NFL team

Keep calm . EJ s still a rookie ? Did you nake make a mistake editing ? This is football not a school . Whether or not EJ is a high character guy was never the question . The question was whether or not he was a viable NFL QB.

Just BBMB? There were lots of arguments here about EJs merits (or lack thereof). All led by BF4E who had a man crush on EJ

He probably was over drafted but then again all the QBs in his class in retrospect were over drafted given what they are doing now. EJ just never had a good feel for the game . You can’t teach that. That’s why he continues to have embarrassing highlight reels despite being many years removed from the Marrone regime which a number of posters claim never developed him.

Another one for the highlight reel just from this pre-season Brutal fumble

What a gamer he is. Let’s sign him .

EJ is a gamer. Just needs to let it rip.

Well im thinking either EJ or Cook get cut so no need to do wheeling and dealing

This is pure gold

In what way is EJ a gamer? This is the same guy who was so awful in his last game as a Bill that he got benched to have Cardale come in? And just this pre season had some ball security issues that were so bad that Chuckie said that he may not have any backup QBs? Talk about rose colored glasses...

Christian Hackenberg was on the BB certified QB list right? I believe BB is batting a 100% =)

Doesn't Peterman have 6 interceptions and 3 fumbles in 49 passing attempts during actual play in regular season and playoffs? That's smart football?

This is a fair position on Peterman.

preseason is a key word here. Below is a list of top performers from 2017 preseason based on QB rating. Jacoby BrissettJ. Brissett NE 62 41 66.1 465 7.5 4 6.5 1 1.6 45 4 22 103.2 Jimmy GaroppoloJ. Garoppolo NE 63 44 69.8 463 7.3 3 4.8 1 1.6 38 4 18 100.2 Jake RudockJ. Rudock DET 56 37 66.1 380 6.8 3 5.4 1 1.8 29 2 18 95.8 Stephen MorrisS. Morris IND 56 38 67.9 399 7.1 1 1.8 0 0.0 51 2 10 94.3 Sean MannionS. Mannion LA 76 49 64.5 490 6.4 2 2.6 0 0.0 38t 2 15 91.4 Brandon AllenB. Allen JAX 58 38 65.5 516 8.9 3 5.2 3 5.2 43t 1 5 89.4 Brett HundleyB. Hundley GB 76 48 63.2 482 6.3 3 3.9 1 1.3 38 11 99 88.8 Jameis WinstonJ. Winston TB 69 47 68.1 495 7.2 0 0.0 1 1.4 29 4 26 82.7 Matt SimmsM. Simms ATL 77 44 57.1 613 8.0 1 1.3 1 1.3 65 9 63 81.8 Nate SudfeldN. Sudfeld WAS 56 33 58.9 360 6.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 31 3 14 78.0 Nathan PetermanN. Peterman BUF 79 43 54.4 453 5.7 1 1.3 0 0.0 28 4 18 75.6 Matt McGloinM. McGloin PHI 109 76 69.7 581 5.3 1 0.9 3 2.8 38 1 6 74.0 Kellen MooreK. Moore DAL 59 32 54.2 392 6.6 1 1.7 1 1.7 46 1 13 73.6 Joshua DobbsJ. Dobbs PIT 64 38 59.4 406 6.3 2 3.1 3 4.7 58t 6 43 68.9 Christian HackenbergC. Hackenberg NYJ 74 42 56.8 372 5.0 2 2.7 2 2.7 26 9 59 68.1 A.J. McCarronA. McCarron CIN 66 40 60.6 440 6.7 0 0.0 2 3.0 31 3 25 67