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You're trying to reason with someone who wants to rationalize why Peterman should to play no matter what.

Has anyone "weighed in" on the possibility of Jared Lorenzen?

8. Buffalo: Jeffrey Simmons, DT, Mississippi StateIn a pass-first league, teams are always looking for interior pass rushers, and Simmons’s burst and speed will earn him a lot of attention. There are character concerns, and he will have to answer questions after pleading no contest to simple assault in 2016 after striking a woman several times during a fight.

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Week 7: Coffee With the Coach Presented by Tim Hortons (3:40) Chris Brown sits down with Head Coach Sean McDermott for this week's Coffee With the Coach. They discuss the improved play of the defense, how well the offensive line is playing, and a fan asks coach a question via Twitter.

There's nothing safe about Nathan Peterman playing QB for the Bills as he's proven each time he's played and you have no idea of Anderson's readiness. He's familiar with basic concepts that Daboll believes in from their time together in Cleveland.

I'm looking for him to be a veteran game manager who just doesn't screw games up with costly turnovers.

Ridiculous. Peterman is too limited and very easy to game plan against with defenses continually baiting him into INTs. He has no business taking the field unless there is no other QB because of injury. The team cannot have a turnover machine under center with the way this defense is playing that gives them a legitimate chance to win each week. No Peterman!

Special teams falter in loss to Golden Knights

You just keep trusting in Nate and waiting for the Lombardi he'll lead the Bills to.

We'll get the latest updates from McDermott on the Allen and Ducasse injury front and hopefully his thoughts on the starting QB for this week. We should hear from Shady today as a normal part of media day. Live Presser Links will be posted in the OP once available: Buffalo Bills Live

You have a Board name of In Nate We Trust with a Picture of the Lomarbdi Trophy but she's the one who's CLULESS.

Beane doesn't believe in keeping guys around who don't want to be a part of the team.

Classic offense vs. defense match up.

Bills Today: Kyle Williams Explains Why He Returned for 2018

VS. NFL.com Game Preview ESPN Game Preview Saints vs. Ravens | Week 7 Preview (2:35) Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks preview the Saints at Ravens Week 7 matchup. Ultimate Game Previews: Saints at Ravens (2:42) Prisco and Quinn Previewing the Saints and Ravens in Week 7. Unstoppable Force Saints Face Immovable Object Ravens We’re about to enter Week 7 and the Baltimore Ravens defense has not allowed a second-half touchdown this season. The same defense just set a single-game franchise record with 11 sacks of poor Marcus Mariota. With the 21-0 shutout win over the Titans, the Ravens improved to 4-2 straight up and against the spread. Their Week 7 opponent, New Orleans, is coming off its bye. The Saints are 7-3 straight up and 8-2 against the spread in their last 10 games after the bye, but just 3-7 SU and 5-5 ATS when playing on the road after the bye. Baltimore opened as a 2-point home favorite, but that has grown to BAL -2.5 as bettors believe the Ravens defense can slow the Saints. New Orleans’ moneyline is +114 and the point total is 50.