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But, that didn't happen. He made a great throw that beat both the CB and Safety, and resulted in a TD, putting the dagger in the Bills after already leading his team back from a two score deficit. So Tyrod sucked last week when we ran for 300 yards? Which is it John? You can't have it both ways.

I don't disagree, but he was the better quarterback today.

Do he wasn't. Not even close. Tannehill not only led his team back from a two score deficit, but also threw a long TD pass that put the dagger in the Bills heart with 4 minutes to play. Tannehill was much, much better today.

I know, right? I'm with you. I loved how Tyrod put the game on his shoulders, and kept possession in the second half, converting needed third downs, keeping our exhausted defense off the field, and exhibited accuracy not getting out receivers injured.

Way more than 5 to 10 QBs don't get drafted every year.

Exactly.

I didn't say that. I said there are 20-25 guys who can put the team on their back, and play from behind. Tyrod is probably in the 15-20 range over all. He's far worse than that from behind though, because playing from behind takes away several of the things that provide his quality.

No, a good QB can. There are probably 20-25 QBs in the NFL who can put their team on their back, and play from behind. We have one of the 7-12 guys who can't.

To be fair, not many Bills fans can remember what a good QB looks like. "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the World his bad game didn't exist."

Tyrod is a magician. He has a trick where he turns critical potential first downs into injured wide receivers.

He's no more in violation of the TOS than you are. How about acting like a grownup.

I can only guess that you didn't watch the game Again, it was so egregious that you could see it during the broadcast. You must not have watched.

So stop with your Church of Tyrod crusade. Or... you know... stop trying to silence people who disagree with you.

It was so egregious that you didn't need the all-22 to see it, it was very visible in the broadcast. I'm actually cringing thinking about how much worse it's going to be watching the all-22. The second half was some of the worst we've seen of Tyrod in Buffalo. He's going to get absolutely savaged this week once the coach's film comes out, and he deserves it.

The receivers were open all game. Tyrod didn't see them, and when he did, he was inaccurate.

Tyrod's inability to sustain any drives in the second half led to an exhausted defense, and the Dolphins possessing the ball for almost 2/3 of the game. Tyrod was woefully inaccurate today, had happy feet, felt ghost pressure, bailed on clean pockets, missed wide open receivers on almost every drop back, didn't use the middle of the field against a two deep safety look which is almost criminal, and got Goodwin injured on a play where he should have hit him for a TD because the pass came out so late and inaccurate.

The 3-and-outs all second half killed them. You could actually see them wilting.

Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Clause?

For my money he's a CJ Anderson clone. And I think he had more than 100 yards before contact today.

You could have run for atleast 100 yards behind the Dolphins offensive line today. Ajayi was good, but not 200 yards good.

Yes he was. So were Bryant, and both Browns. They were the "Get Us Killed B's" today.

Tyrod was horrible today, not the only reason for the loss, but a major one. Tough to overcome poor QB play in this league.

His eyes were locked on O'Leary on that play, and he just couldn't pull the trigger. One of the more frustrating plays of the game.

And his happy feet, feeling ghost pressure, and bailing out of clean pockets.

Good summation. We're in "bad loss to an average team, in which our quarterback's limitations were once again exposed" mode.