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I by no means am saying is the sole attributing factor. What I am saying is that his size and skills when playing DO play into how the apposing offense handles our dline. No one person is usually the key factor in winning or losing a game.

Why would we give a shout out to the D because they held Drew to under 200 yards of passing and no TD? He didn't need to throw the ball!!!!! They were running all over us at will. For Christ sake they scored 6 rushing TD's and you want to give a shout out to the D!!! WTF!

This team has just been gashed on the ground two weeks in a row. I guess that Dareus trade is not looking so smart right about now. I get why they traded him from a "team" perspective and all that, but the run defense is not the same without him. By all accounts the kid is a tool, but he did have talent and often got double teamed when he was lined up. Just saying.....

Don't forget Charles Clay at 6'3" as well

Was thinking the same thing. They are .500 against teams with a winning record. They may be as good as advertised, but it's hard to tell when your playing teams that are mostly sub .500 teams.

I know he's said to have all the tools to be an elite QB (I personally never really was impressed), and he has had issues with supporting cast, but to quote many on here as saying "elite QB's make things happen with what they have" I just wouldn't risk the draft picks to trade for him given the serious questions regarding his shoulder.

I root for my brother to do well but for the Bills to win.

He was received like a God. He was revered and loved the moment he stepped off the plane.

Playoffs! Playoffs!? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHA. Not the Dolphins! no way. They have quit on Gase.

I guess the first thing any team that would be interested needs to do is find out if his career is over or not. They only way to do that would be for interested teams to get a copy of his medical chart for the surgery and have team doctors take a look at him. I suppose the Colts could put on an expo for him to throw the ball around and invite interested teams as well. Not saying I would be interested if I were the Bills but, it's the only way he could prove he's not done.

I'll take a pass on Luck. I don't think he is all that people think he is. He has struggled even with decent support around him. Add on the shoulder, and i say no thanks.

I agree CBF. The last 17 years have just blurred into one long bi*c* fest and I can't remember what it feels like to have our team sniffing the playoffs realistically. I know we were "close the year we played the Steelers in the finally, but that team wasn't as good as this team is and knew then when we were playing their backups we were going to suck it up and lose.

Welcome! It's always nice to see a fan from the opposing team come in to debate the game. Especially when you come off as not being a douche . It will probably be tough going for both teams but after the major goose egg we laid last week, it would not surprise me if Sean McD. had his team coming out tearing things to pieces. Drew may be aging, but he is still a major threat when he is hot so we definitely can't take him lightly. I am hoping for a great game and by that, I am hoping we utterly decimate the Saints and it's not even close. But like you said it will probably be a pretty tight game. My prediction is a 31 - 27 Bills win. Again...welcome and good luck to your team in future games but not in this game, though I will say that i hope neither team has any serious injuries.

Agreed, but please read my previous post above yours. It does not matter if the o-line can't get TT time to get it out there to him

Yes he is a big dude, but if TT has no time to wait for him to get deep his ability to go up and get the ball is irrelevant. That is my point.

He is a good receiver without a doubt, but a deep threat he is not. He is not a speed guy. The only way he's a deep threat is if TT has 5 or more seconds to throw and given the way the O-line played this week, he won't be getting 5 seconds to hang back and chuck the pig skin anytime soon.

I'm not sure where you think we will sweep the Phins when we couldn't sweep the Jets. It's possible but not very likely. Best case scenario I think is splitting the Phins and the Patsies. I think the Saints game, Buffalo will rebound well and keep the "defend our dirt" wins going. The Chargers and KC games scare me. As a team the Chargers don't scare me so much as the trip to the west coast. Personally, IF and i mean If we can get one win with NE I think it's going to be the KC game that makes or breaks our post season possibilities. They are an AFC team and a loss there is going to kill us in the conference match ups because unless the Patsies collapse, were shooting for second in the AFC East and need all the AFC wins we can get. Everyone thought we would get decimated by Atlanta and we came out with the W. So it is possible. Just got to hope McD can pull the team together to play tough and hope Dennison can keep TT in positions to make plays. Having Benjamin will help (I think)

Got to agree with this. They dumped him for a reason. I doubt they will want him back. Does not seem to be the "team player" type that Bean and McD are looking for.

After the shlacking the Giants took yesterday, I am going with McAdoo. I am pretty sure that Hue Jackson and Pagano will be gone at the end of the year as well.

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BillnutinHouston, on 03 Nov 2017 - 3:26 PM, said: I wont rest until we have a QB that throws with 100% accuracy While i appreciate your "snarkyness" with your comment (seriously I LOL when i read it), I think the point is that a franchise QB makes that throw at a way higher percentage of efficiency than TT does. He does not throw a good short game ball. They are either offen low or behind the receiver instead of leading the receiver like they should.

The title of this thread is Tyrod Taylor is a franchise QB. All I have to say to that is....... Aaaaaahhhhhhhh HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

I definitely can't argue that. They were out played for certain. My only point is that if the defense has no reason to fear being beat by his Arm, if they game plan around containing him you seriously take away the effectiveness TT has as a QB because he can't save himself or the offense with his legs. The Jets Defense is better than a lot of people give them credit for so they can set the edge well. Not all defenses can do that as effectively which is why TT was been effective in the most of the first 7 games.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this one 26Corner. Your entitle to your opinion just as much as myself. Glad I'm not the only one that has noticed this MAJBobby. For some reason some people are happy with mediocre QB's and will defend it with their last dying breath.

Actually, many of us understand the game of football very well. Taylor is the root of the offensive issues. The Jets blueprinted how every team can beat the bills. Its simple. TT is not a threat throwing the ball.....PERIOD!!!. He is not capable of throwing receivers open, in fact he will not throw to a receiver unless he is nearly wide open. Additionally, he has not short game. He seems unwilling to throw into tight windows because he does not throw slant routes or 5 to 8 yard routes in the middle of the field. Everyone that plays against him knows this and that he holds the ball to long. You give him a 6 D linemen front and have your ends set the edge so he can't scramble and you have just nullified TT's game. He can't \ Won't throw the short game and he'll have no time for medium to long passes so you'll have to rely on the run game and with the teams stacking the box because TT Sucks, running will be tough going. Yes, but that does not mean that TT still doesn't suck. See above.