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If I have to cut players exclusively from their play on the field... 1. Peterman - lol 2. Bojorquez - Dropped snap in week 1, botched hold last week, blocked punt this week... Yes, he has a hell of a leg, but I miss the days when my punter wasn't a storyline in the game. Bad things are happening when he's out there. 3. Ray Ray McCloud - late round speedsters with no hands are a dime a dozen. We have one set screen pass to him that we seem to call each week as if to say, "SEE!!?? We throw the ball to playmakers!" Anyways, last week his first down was routine and overrated by fans and this week he forgot how to catch a punt. Cut. 4. Ducasse - I think technically I need to wait for him to be healthy, but screw the rules I'd cut him anyways. Groy was perfectly fine when he came in. 5. Holmes - Just put him out of his misery. I dislike K. Benjamin, but I couldn't possibly cut him. Who would the 60-year-old men from Gowanda complain about when they call into the radio? Plus, he was a panther so he's untouchable.

They have absolutely asked that. What exactly do you think you stand to gain from that question?

On the contrary, you've made the argument that he could be the best at what he does.

how did we do on drives that didn't start DEEP in texans territory?

We coukd also just follow the rules that other teams have had no issue following for 80 years.

Allen is blatntly not ready, which is why it's maddening that we have no other QB. Beane and McDermott thought they were smarter than everyone by ignoring the entire offensive side of the ball this offseason. Having a top ten D is useless if scoring is practically impossible. No one forced them to rebuild a team like this - they have no one to blame but themselves.

I feel solace in knowing that the Browns still exist. It can, in fact, be worse.

Sorry, I was referring to the Peterman quote, not your gibberish.

I believe we gave EJ 10 games. For the record he was never as bad as Allen.

what the hell does that even mean?

I think Eli Manning has had a fantastic career and is neither overrated nor underrated. He's on a very short list of guys that won two superbowls, and the only to do it against Brady twice. How a Bills fan, given what we've endured for the last 20 years, can think Eli is anything but Elite is bafffling to me.

In pop culture the term is called, Chasing the Dragon. Also, I spent a little bit of time trying to articulate that thought and actually felt a little choked up typing it. It's always nice to see a completely dismissive response with absolutely no merit come in immediately. Never change TSW. Never change.

Whenever someone dies that clearly had "just one before I die" in their vernacular I feel emotional and a little sad. It's just a game, and I'm able to distinguish that quite easily, but for those who can't... I feel their pain. I'm no longer in Buffalo, but as a whole it's inhabitants have no sense of understanding what it feels like to be a national champion. Any championship our city has gets a giant asterisk for being something not nearly as big as the Stanley Cup or Lombardi. If we do end up winning a championship in my lifetime I fear that it will not live up to the expectations. It will feel like, "...now what?". I may even lose a tiny bit of my identity. I'm not even sure I'll be as die-hard, as the chase to win the big thing is the drug that keeps me coming, and once it's been quelled I doubt it will ever feel the same.

Our white on white with our white helmets is such a good look. That should be our permanent road uniform.

As is tradition. No, we actually read the OP where he immediately addresses that and predicts we will only have 4-6 wins.

Holy crap we are in trouble when our forced fumble number regresses to the mean.

No one is suggesting that, stop being ridiculous. Our punter is making insane mistakes, this is a very appropriate discussion. Thankfully the team brought in two punters to workout so they're acknowledging the issue and looking into it.

You think that blunder can happen twice in a season...because he's a rookie? Have you ever seen a holder just randomly stand up then immediately try to place the ball before? It's actually been two horrible plays in 5 games.

As someone stated earlier, Brett Favre is the ultimate example. In recent years, starters that were former “projects” in the draft were Wilson, Big Ben, Flacco, Tannehill. Tannehill is what it looks like when a project QB improves significantly from their rookie year but ends up having a lower ceiling than initially projected.

David Lee was named their QB Coach. The man is a living miracle. Over 40 years of pro-level QB coaching and hardly a single talented QB to hang on the resume.

I hope they brought in punters because they realized two critical errors in 5 games is way too much for a punter, and not because he dinged up his non-punting shoulder.

I rarely do this... but, dude come on. This is being discussed in like 1,000 places. On what planet is this is a hot take worthy of a new thread?

I think a fair value is a 3rd...however they’re in desperation mode. I genuinely don’t move him without a 2nd or 1st in 2020.

Himdsight is a factor, but this is undeniably a solid point. It’s not like there weren’t plenty of us calling for Watson or Mahomes either.

“Why didn’t you just throw it in the middle of the field there?”