Wayne Arnold

Probably because he gave our backup defensive tackle brain damage.

Still one of the lowest in the NFL.

He looked terrible last night.

Did Beane ever tell us why specifically Dareus was suspended? The answer is no. So what are you talking about?

You sound like a real meathead. Were you the moron who yelled at him during the anthem?

I knew something was up when the running back tackled McCown after every snap. #tanking

Thomas is probably the 30th best QB on this roster.

Bump for the final preseason scrimmage!

Hopefully he was thinking what he should have been, which is "I can't believe they let me run this team for as long as I did. Suckers!"

Weird post. Beane didn't even pick Peterman. No. Why would he?

Brandon Beane is fawning over Peterman on WGR right now

We are all witnesses.

Towbridge and Croom are on IR. I'm guessing he means a free agent cut by another team over these next few days could be the third TE. It's overstated. The whole "I am beyond pissed at all the scheme changes and good players unable to play in them" is ridiculous imo.

Darby wasn't deemed "unable to play in McDermott's scheme." Beane was offered more value than they determined he was worth and they jumped on the deal. As good as Darby was as a rookie, he was average at best in 2016. Was it just a sophomore slump? Or was it him coming back down to Earth? We'll see how he does in Philadelphia. But he was being out-performed by a rookie in training camp leading up to the trade. Ragland wasn't deemed "unable to play in McDermott's scheme." He was deemed not good enough to make the roster and it was good work to get something out of him. Gilmore is also not an example. McDermott preferred to keep him.

Which "good players deemed unable to play in them" have been let go by the team?

1. RB/ST Taiwan Jones 2. DL Marquavious Lewis 3. WR Daikiel Shorts

Welcome to #TheWenningEra

My source tells me Pegula is just a billionaire who wanted to look at a cactus.

Most of the players on that mediocre "winning" *9-7 team were acquired before Whaley became GM. The entire starting DLine (Mario, Kyle, Dareus, Hughes), Gilmore, Searcy, AWill, McKelvin, Freddy, Spiller, Cordy Glenn, Wood, Scott Chandler, etc. The foundation of the team were acquired before Whaley was named GM. How is that "building"? And Whaley supported the Rex hire. If he were against it like he should have been then there's no way the Pegulas hire Rex. You could say this about nearly every NFL team. It blows my mind that anyone would think Whaley was a "good GM". That's absurd. His drafting record was the worst in the NFL during his tenure. Whaley was all about pushing his chips to the middle of the table. He went all in for the now with no regard for the future. And the best he could do was a cheap *9-7 record in his first season as GM. That's why the team is in such bad shape now. They are a pile of crap now. This isn't the same team that we saw from 2013 - 2016. (And let's not go too crazy over the talent level during that time). Whaley sacrificed the future health of the franchise for a win-now approach. Instead of building through the draft he would give away draft picks. That may be because he knew how poor he and his scouting team were at drafting. Now we have a team in cap hell with very few of their own early-round draft choices on the roster and we're still in "quarterback purgatory". I agree that they were poorly coached to a certain extent. They were poorly coached on offense under Marrone, but well-coached on defense (Pettine, Schwartz). They were poorly coached on defense under Rex, but well-coached on offense (Greg Roman, Anthony Lynn, Aaron Kromer). No team is "devoid" of talent. It's the NFL. I agree it was a middle-tiered team for the last few seasons - but the GM acted like they were Super Bowl contenders and sacrificed the future for the present as a result. How do you know that? A 7-9 team with one of the easiest schedules in football. Almost no salary cap to work with. Then they lost Gilmore, Gillislee, Woods, and both starting safeties. Yes, a steaming pile of crap.

Whaley left Beane with a steaming pile of dog crap. Yet there are people who expected him to look at the pile and think to himself that he can immediately turn it into apple pie.

I really doubt it's true, but I'm going to pretend that it is because it's more interesting.

Why would that worry you? Those responsible have been fired and replaced.

Bills should fire the GM responsible for all of those terrible decisions!