BillsFan130

Well said, I agree

I disagree with that. TT has proven himself to be an average QB over 2.5 years. If you even want to say slightly below average i'll grant you that, but he doesn't suck. RG3 was amazing his first year and sucked after that because defences started to catch on to what he was doing. Remember in 2012 the offence that Washington ran with him was almost brand new at the time, and was pretty much a college playbook. D coordinators simply were not prepared for it that first year. TT if anything got slightly better the 2nd year, and probably stayed the same this year which is a problem because it wasn't good enough. He also stayed the same or even slightly regressed this year because it was a new offensive system that does not fit for him. TT needs a simple offence tailored towards him for him to be successful. You can say he is limited, but he's not a gimmick QB like RG3

Ya I think its the fact that people are just done with Tyrod and they want to see change. For the future it is a good move because you can evaluate Peterman. For the short term absolutely no one knows. He might light it up or he might throw 4 picks a game

He is not a bad QB. Career record over .500 with some pretty bad talent/ coaching around him. 17.5 Mil is not that much money for a QB. Just ask Andy Dalton, Mike Glennon, Ryan Tannehill. I don't think anyone will trade anything for him because they know the Bills want to move on from him. and will release him But I'm almost certain he will be a starter in this league next year

This^. It is impossible to know as of now

Doubtful. At most a late round pick but that's very unlikely. The writing is on the wall that the Bills want to move on from TT, so cutting him in the offseason seems very likely

I don't expect him to be good. He is going on the road against one of the top pass defences in the NFL, with some elite pass rushers in Bosa and Ingram. I would be surprised if he played well under those circumstances

That was my thought when I read the post as well. They have so many holes on this team and they still don't have a franchise QB

Ya makes sense. I never said they wont try to confuse them, I just meant it usually doesn't work out too well so that's why coaches usually keep it to a minimum . Best way to beat great QBS? Play tight man coverage and get pass rush with 4 guys. Obviously easier said than done

It is pretty difficult to try and confuse good QBS. If you try to confuse them and they don't get fooled, that generally means you have a mismatch somewhere. (lineman dropping into coverage, rolling safeties around, etc.) And a good QB will expose those mismatches

He's a brilliant offensive coach. He always finds a way to get his playmakers involved

It will definitely be a lot thinner without tubby Tolbert playing

Ya and possibly the Dolphins as well

Just looked at his numbers, seems like they are pretty average when it comes to throwing flags this year. To your point though, he called a lot of penalties last year. We'll see what happens

How are there 3 teams worse? Lol. That is pretty impressive if you have a worse offence than the Bills

Haha Fair enough. But at the same time the Packers have been to what, 2 out of the past 3 NFC championship games? And they were an onside kick recovery away from going to the Superbowl that year. You know better than I do as you're a Green Bay fan, but I just feel if Rodgers is healthy then they are always a threat to win the Superbowl

That sounds about right It was never really his offence though. He was always more of a sidekick to Shanahan and Kubiak

As long as Arod is still Arod, I think you guys are a Superbowl contender every year

Weird I literally thought the same thing the other day that the game against the Packers was almost 3 years ago. Time does indeed fly. I believe the Bills play the Packers next year then?

I hope he's not like Andy Dalton lol

ESPN is such a joke

I agree with you on that. If the Bills miss the playoffs this year I hope they just lose out so they can get a high draft pick to get their guy. And then like you said, spend a lot of the remaining picks on that front 7

Always an option, but of course they are older and will cost more money which isn't necessarily ideal. Generally you want to build in the draft and add 1 or 2 missing pieces in free agency. And the Bills have a lot of missing pieces in their front 7 which makes it very expensive to sign them

I agree with most of what you said, except I think TT is done in Buffalo. I cant see them going back to him, unless Peterman gets injured

I hope this guy is gone. I cant stand his vanilla/predictable play calling. I guess he has a chance to prove me wrong with a QB (Peterman) that fits his system better Very well said and I agree 100 percent with everything