Wayne Arnold

There's that "hate" word again. Why are Tyrod lovers so emotional and over-dramatic? "Mommy - he's saying something mean about my Tyrod!"

He's had one full season as a starter in this league and he led the team to 11 wins. He has a lot of untapped potential.

I have no reason to dislike Tyrod at all, he's a great person. It's not hate. It's seeing things for what they are. Take the emotion down a notch, it's clouding your judgement.

He's good at winning, for one.

So you're hanging your hat on one underthrown, contested pass that could have been caught? Keep fighting the good fight.

Not an exaggeration at all. In a game where the defense is getting gashed, Taylor decides checking down on 3rd and long multiple times is the best strategy. He didn't even try. I'd rather see five interceptions in a half any day than 56 yards passing with checkdowns in a blowout. At least when someone throws multiple pick it shows he's trying to make plays. Which performance would you consider worse?

Just because Peterman's first outing couldn't have gone worse doesn't mean Taylor's performance against the Saints wasn't historically awful. It was the worst performance by a Bills QB at home that I have ever seen. He deserved to be benched. Unfortunately, it didn't work out for Peterman. But he'll get another opportunity starting with the Colts game in a couple weeks.

He can read defenses and make anticipation throws. That's good enough for me. Let him battle it out against the first round pick under a new (hopefully upgraded) offensive coordinator.

http://thebiglead.com/2017/05/04/nfl-scout-and-executive-on-josh-rosen-tons-of-issues-and-a-mess-off-the-field/

Bridgewater is nothing like Tyrod. Unlike Taylor, he's actually a true pocket passer. I'm curious - what makes you think he's a version of Taylor?

What's up with the Rosen love? 36th in the nation in passer rating. Questionable character. Hasn't been able to lift his team. There's more to quarterbacking than a strong arm.

The only reason he's not starting for the Vikings right now is because Keenum is playing out of his mind.

I'm willing to bet against your last sentence. If the Bills are smart they sign Bridgewater in free agency and choose a QB in the first.

Teddy Bridgewater is the target. And you don't need to trade valuable draft picks to get him.

Yeah, probably. And if they had kept Lynn he would have failed and we would be saying we should've hired McDermott or someone else. This is what's called a curse, kids.

We're all entitled to our opinions based on how we perceive the world around us. Seems hypocritical to bash me for my "psycho-analysis" of him while you psycho-analyze me.

There's a certain level of competitiveness that is healthy and beneficial to all of society as well as the individual. And then there's a level of competitiveness that crosses the line and is unhealthy and just sad. A grown adult having a tantrum after losing a game of billiards. There's something that is so insecure about Brady, being in a constant mode of "prove them wrong" and "I'm better than you." He'll never be satisfied, or at peace. Segments of our society celebrate this type of animalistic behavior, which is unfortunate. 'Pathetic' might be a little too harsh and insensitive. But not completely inappropriate.

2015 - 24th 2016 - 27th 2017 - 21st Not great, but not regressing. And not nearly as sloppy as the last two years with players running around like chickens with their heads cut off before snaps. And Beane traded away the players, not McDermott, fwiw.

Well they'd probably be 32nd without them. Dude, he's a coach, not a miracle worker. What do you expect? This roster is trash. Yes, even before all of the trades.

Acquisitions of Hyde and Poyer was good.

They went 5-11 in Belichick's first season so maybe they were tanking.

McDermott likes speed at linebacker. Ragland is a big 3-4 LB. Not a system fit.

Peterman's next start will be 12/10 vs. Colts. And he'll finish the season as the starter.

Poor pass protection hurts Peterman more than Taylor because of Peterman's lack of experience and he's obviously less mobile/athletic than TT.

Yeah, and he's played in less than half of the run snaps against crappy offenses and we're supposed to believe he's been dominant and solely responsible for Jaguars' improvement in run defense. It's ridiculous.