BringBackFergy

What a piece of shiit....should be locked up for years. Dude in the #08 jersey is bigger than the scum that punched her...he does nothing to help her. Wtf?

Take the "Tyrod is" and move it to the start of the thread title.

Dear Diary - An old Chinese wise man once said "man who go to bed with itchy butthole wake up with stinky finger" and I guess the Pegulas now understand it was better to keep me (the itchy butthole) than to have a stinky finger (Rex Ryan and his crew). What a joke these guys are. I still read the Buffalo Bills news and have to say, they will be lucky to win another game this year with that defense and the little fella they call a QB. ​I have singlehandedly trained Bortles (I call him by his last name as a sign of affection) to evade pressure. I have also devised a blocking scheme that allows LB's to come in untouched in a way that gives Bortles room to roam. My play designs and schemes are ready for the "big stage" and my agent says I will have my choice of landing spots: Possibly Cincinatti, NY Jets, Rams, or the Bills. Why don't I want to coach the Jags you may ask...well like the cowboy in the movie "Shane" or Clint Eastwood in that movie where he played a reverend, I will ride off into the sunset because "my work here is done". Just look at my running offense and you'll see why. But the biggest attraction to coming back to Buffalo is so I can work a fourth miracle. The fans all liked me, I was paid good money, and this may well be my time to take the big leap to a Playoff appearance. So as they say in the biz...I'm shuffling off to Buffalo. Will keep you posted on my progress... Obviously yours...okay? Doug

Joe Buscaglia's hot takes are really profound: "Shady is a "good" player" "Rex made a "bad" call" "Dareus is quite "big"

#tubogoo

To be fair, we have 28 coaches (Rob counts as two)

If Tyrod tears an ACL we're all !@#$ed. Bench him on this inconsequential nonsense.

A Wonderlic score above 15 is by no means the sole attribute we should look for in a QB...arm strength, height, speed, footwork are all important when taken together with a decent Wonderlic score (or as others have said...the ability to recognize a defense pre and post snap). Fitzy was trained at Harvard (not sure you knew that) and has been a backup his whole life. So while he does have the intellectual criteria, he always lacked the arm strength and the QB coaching that a younger "franchise QB" will get on a team. Carr, Prescott, Wilson, etc have all been trained from Day 1 by their respective teams (Prescott more of a trial by fire given Romo's injuries). A good example is Matt Ryan or Matt Stafford...tall, nice arm, quick release, decent intelligence and have been trained to recognize defensive looks for their teams from day one. Tyrod, on the other hand, is a gym rat, fast as lightning and has a strong arm...but he has never been the starter so he relies what has gotten him this far (scrambling and looking for "throwing lanes"). His ability to read defenses is suspect. He literally has to roll out (mostly to the right) to find a throwing lane because he can't throw over a 6' 6" lineman unless the O line makes a lane for him to throw through. He plays smaller than Russ Wilson or Drew Brees. Add the Wonderlic score to all this and you can make the argument that he can't process certain scenarios as quick as other QB's.

#fakenewsabounds

Not just for the combine but for free agent visits as well. That way, when Tyrod visited OBD and they put the VR goggles on him, they would have seen him start sprinting on the little VR treadmill after two seconds in the pocket.

I'll tell ya why Russ shouldn't be in football meetings....just look at how he holds the football?? Like it's 1963 and he's playing 3 vs 3 with his buddies in the backyard...he's trying to get past the telephone pole for a TD but they strip the ball from him and laugh.

God I hope this is true...nice to know we have at least one player with passion for the game.

I've seen a regression in his command of the offense even after A Lynn took over to "simplify" the offense and concentrate on what we do best. The talking points when GRo was fired were "plays were getting in late because the were so complicated, etc". Now that the playbook has been streamlined to give extra time in between plays, I see very little adjustment pre-snap by Tyrod - which tells me one of two things: 1) He has no idea what he's looking at and his recall ability to know which audible to call is suspect; or 2) The Offensive Coordinator and QB Coach have told him not to audible and just go with the selected play (possibly because they know he is unable to do it on his own). Either way, defenses now know they can confuse the hell out of TT and he will revert to his "scrambling ability" which, given his tendency to break early if his first read isn't open, allows defenses to just sit and wait for him to get jittery and bolt.

I forgot to include my sarcasm emoji...lol

Should we kick the tires?

Well put.

Gugny said it above and it bears repeating...having a high Wonderlic score does not guarantee he will be a quality NFL QB...but scoring a 15 certainly doesn't help you succeed as an NFL QB. It was a huge red flag and, apparently, overlooked.

I agree with this...in our current NFL landscape, being dumber than a water bottle does not bode well for an NFL starter.

But a 15??? I think they get 10 points for spelling their name correctly and inserting the date....a 15???!!!!!!!!

I understand that...but maybe we should look for a QB who breaks the 30th percentile in brains when we search for another QB.

This was hilarious. Well done.

http://nflwonderlictestscores.com/how-smart-is-your-teams-qb/ Was just discussing this in the Shoutbox. Tyrod is a great kid, hard worker, devoted. But does he have the brain (and height) to play QB in the NFL? Tyrod scored a 15 Is it worth it to keep him on the team knowing his limitations? I honestly believe he has a tough time analyzing defenses, using audibles, and processing things quickly. Just a spot to discuss if he has the intellect needed.