Peter

I had to laugh (partly because my grandparents came from Greece).

Peterman did not have a good game, but I think that it would be unfair to focus too much on him for what was a "team" result in every way.

Good news: one of our players got 397 yards!

I get your point, but the problem with Josh is that he is so raw to begin with . . . he is a lot less refined than someone like an Andrew Luck was when he came into the league.

If he uses the word "process" or any variation thereof, I may throw up.

That is what I thought about AJ . . . . Same is true with anyone forced to play behind that line.

At least until next week . . . .

I feel sorry for Josh if the Bills decide to start him. He has potential (how much I do not know), but I am worried that this offensive line may destroy or at least stunt that potential.

Hold on to that while we lose this year. God Bless you. P.S. If you look at the relative metrics compared to prior years, we actually were worse than we had been.

Last year was a mirage. We made the playoffs because of the miracle 4th and 11 Andy Dalton pass and the late and controversial penalty against the Colts negating their two point conversion. By the way, have you ever seen a team get a flag for 15 guys on the field before last year. Didn't McCoach get flagged for that last year?

The "Process" BS demonstrates what a pretender McCoach is. It is laughable and cringe worthy every time he says it . . . especially given that he stole his supposed catch phrase. At least he could have invented his own catch phrase.

Anyone (including McBeane) should have realized that the offensive line did AJ no favors. Today has confirmed what most knew (or should have known) that it was unfair to blame AJ.

McCoach is in over his head as well. We will see where we are at the end of the year, but I have not been particularly impressed.

We knew about Wood not being able to play at the very beginning of the off season. We clearly did not replace him. McBeane decided to nickel and dime Richie. We know how that ended up. I am sure you disagree, but I firmly believe that, if the Bills did not idiotically play hard ball with our Pro Bowl OG, Richie would be just fine right now (as he had been as long as he was part of the team). In McBeane's attempt to save a few dollars at Richie's expense, we have made other decisions (e.g., Corey Coleman) to lead the league in dead money (the last time I checked). We traded Cordy Glenn when I would have kept him. We made no attempt to re-sign Seantrel. Instead, our former VP signed him as soon as he became GM of the Texans. By all accounts, he is playing well for the Texans.

We turned a strength into a weakness. Anyone (except for McBeane apparently) could see that in the off season. I remember when someone else tried to start a thread on this topic a while back and a moderator closed it for reasons beyond me.

Actually, we need another QB because it is likely the guys on the roster will get hurt.

Last night, I went to see the Miami Hurricanes play the Little Sisters of the Poor, Savannah State. Today, I am again watching the the Little Sisters of the Poor except this time it is the Buffalo Bills who are filling that role. Well done McBeane.

Given what happened last year, this is not a surprise. I am sure he will get a chance elsewhere.

The Browns agreed to trade a second and third round pick for AJ last year: Browns agreed to trade a second and third round pick to Bengals for AJ McBeane converted a second and third round pick into what has been reported to be a fifth round pick. I am not sure why some are bragging about the compensation we got.

Given our offensive line, we need as many QBs as we can get our hands on. I hope we got something worth while because trading AJ is a big risk. I have very little confidence in either of QBs being able to survive the season without getting some kind of injury.

I am a Bills fan DESPITE all of that. This is what you call true love. I love the Bills even though I am not happy with many of the decisions the Bills have made over the past few years. In fact, I have been a Bills fan since I my parents took me to games as a young child and notwithstanding that I live in Miami now. As such a Bills fan, I feel I have put in my time and have every right to express my opinion. Just my two cents.

McBeane outsmarted themselves.

As a Miami Hurricane fan and season ticket holder, that definitely was a concern of mine. I had to hold my nose when I posted something defending an Alabama QB. I have to get one of your clocks. I would never be late for anything.

Well said.