Wayne Arnold

Pretty simple If they make the playoffs, keep him If they don't make the playoffs, move on

Was Benjamin fat for the Panthers' opening game in Week 1?

Another way of looking at it. McBeane basically made the following player-for-player trade... CB Ron Darby and QB Cardale Jones FOR WR Kelvin Benjamin and WR Jordan Matthews

My concern with Benjamin... Dan Pizzuta‏ @DanPizzutaFollowFollow @DanPizzuta More Per NFL #NextGenStats, Tyrod has thrown into tight coverage at 4th lowest rate (13.3%). Kelvin tied for second-worst avg. separation (2yds) 4:34 PM - 31 Oct 2017 Benjamin is a guy who makes catches by out-battling the corner hanging all over him. But Taylor is a guy who won't throw the ball unless the receiver is WIDE open. Is Taylor willing to change? Or will he continue being indecisive?

Jordan Schultz‏Verified account @Schultz_Report FollowingFollowing @Schultz_Report More Contrary to prior reports, league source tells me there is "no chance" the #Dolphins trade Jarvis Landry today. MIA is done making moves.

This guy literally has nothing left to prove. And therefore nothing to gain and a hell of a lot to lose by playing pro football into his 40's. Many marvel at Brady's supreme competitive nature and peerless ego. I don't. I think it's pathetic, actually. JMO

Here are the Bills record around the time of the 5-2 start. The secondary was pretty good, but the front seven was a train wreck from both a talent and scheme fit standpoint. Especially when Kyle Williams was out with an injury. The offense roster was equally as bad.

Belichick takes advantage of yet another dumb organization. Suckers.

Maybe not, but we'd be scoring more points.

Yep, this is now two quarterbacks in back-to-back seasons (Dak Prescott being the other one) who many considered to be a bad fit for the NFL but are now killing it at the highest level. Who's next? Baker Mayfield?

Yep. That was the scary part about it. Goes to show how messed up his brain already was. I feel for the guy and hope he's getting through okay.

Bills f'd up.

Indeed. That would be nice to have. Should be "time before first pressure" in addition to "time to throw" numbers.

Glenn is the second highest cap hit among OLinemen this season. Next season he'll be third. Is he really the second or third greatest offensive lineman in the NFL? If McBeane receives a fair offer for him it will be interesting to see what they do.

Thanks for the research, interesting stuff. And I have Tyrod 18th. But that's still in the bottom half of the league and not likely good enough to win the Super Bowl.

Rodgers is the only QB worth mentioning who has a worse sack percentage than Taylor after his no sack game yesterday. Which is really odd for Rodgers and an obvious anomaly. Maybe Rodgers was starting to show his age before his collar bone break. Exactly.

Carr leads the NFL in getting the ball out in the least amount of time. He takes the snap, finds his man and immediately makes a decisive throw. Taylor, on the other hand, requires significantly more time to throw because of his limitations.

It's a negative because his high sack number is a result of his slow progression speed and indecisiveness..

I strongly disagree with all points. In light of these comments there can be no question that during the bye week McBeane - coming off Tyrod's stinker in Cincinnati - were taking a long look at Peterman and thinking when - not if - he would take over the job. Good for Tyrod to bounce back and play solid football against two relatively poor defenses (#32 Bucs, #29 Raiders). Let's see if he can sustain that success against slightly better defenses these next four games (#23 Jets, #15 Saints, #17 Chargers, #25 Chiefs).

How long do you think other teams' quarterbacks have to throw?