BringBackOrton

The problem is, we have new data of a worse Tyrod since 2015. You're welcome to think 2018 Tyrod on the Bills is going to look like 2015 Tyrod, but I'm betting he'll be a probably worse version of 2017 Tyrod. Trendlines and all that. Why aren't we getting 2015 Teddy? What other year would you predict he would most likely resemble, if not his last one?

I looked at the last year they played. We can't get 2015 Tyrod back.

He doesn't walk funny on the sidelines. No one has reported any lingering concerns from the injury. He's the active backup on the team. You think if Teddy couldn't play because of his leg, they would have taken him off IR and activated him on gameday? Teddy's skill set is better for Dennison's system. He throws to his WR's. At worst, he's the same as TT, and costs about $8M cheaper, which gives us 8M reasons to look at him.

Bridgewater's second year in the NFL is his ceiling? Come on buddy. Trevor Simeian put up a better year with Dennison at OC than TT did. It's over. I've seen zero evidence the injury has hampered him thus far.

I would like more passes to our WR's. Dennison managed to get two WR's to 1000 yards each with a deficient QB last year. I think Teddy can do something similar. Tyrod Taylor threw 14 TD's this year Has Teddy Bridgewater gotten worse every year that he's started? Thanks for playing.

Look at their targets? It takes two seconds, bud. 21.6% of Teddy's targets in 2015 went to RB's. 24.4% of TT's targets in 2017 went to RB's. TT's leading target in 2017? LeSean McCoy Teddy's? Stefon Diggs

He just told you. Throwing to his receiver.

It's impossible if you don't try.

Shouldn't be and won't be. QB will be fired.

I think we can contend with McCown. McCown - Rookie - Peterman is cool with me. So is Cousins - Peterman. So is Luck - Peterman.

I am asking for a team that can score a touchdown on offense against a playoff team.

Got u fam. http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/07/07/west-coast-offense-tyrod-taylor-buffalo-bills/ http://m.buffalobills.com/news/article-1/Bills-Today-Polian-likes-new-offense-for-Taylor-and-Clay/2ab3cc81-6b83-48be-9d43-9c5434d73da1 http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/0ap3000000809999/Palmer-Tyrod-Taylor-might-be-perfect-fit-for-new-Bills-offense http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/news/buffalo-bills-2017-preview-offseason-depth-chart-tyrod-taylor-defense-scheme/1eqehcbxo6r0f1qvwm3a20j68f He was supposed to be a "perfect fit." The dude sucked. Everyone was wrong. It's over.

Yes, Taylor was better in 2015/2016. And he had his critics still. Those critics were told it was Roman/Lynn's and the WR's faults. Roman was shitcanned. Taylor got a new OC, one that was going to be way better for Taylor. Taylor got worse. His critics were told it was Rico's and the WR's faults Do you see a pattern here?

There was certainly a contingent that thought TT wasnt the right fit. But they were quickly silenced by the CoT who believed Roman and Lynn held back TT and he would be "unleashed" with Rico to average 175 passing yards per game.

Taylor proved he was the worst QB in the playoffs yesterday. Just like the Brocketship did last year. Tyrod deserves the spear. Bad QB had a bad game. Comes with the territory.

No other NFL QB could complete 17 of 37 passes for 134 yards and a pick, take two sacks, and muster 3 points in a losing effort and escape scrutiny while being paid $15M a season. Period.

Reasoning and sanity? Dude, c'mon. NoSaint said it best already. The offense scored three points in the most neutral site playoff game this year. Tyrod was our starting QB and had a bad game. The Bills need to upgrade at QB, WR, possibly TE, and OL. They also need to upgrade a little at DL and LB. And if the offense could've mustered a single touchdown in the most offensively prolific era of football, we probably win that game. 3 points is not good enough. Just because Logan Thomas left one play on the field, and another guy left another doesn't outweigh the QB leaving a handful and laying an egg. That's it.

Preston Brown probably missed a tackle yesterday. Get him next! Never change man. Always enjoy your stuff.

I think we can all agree upgrading ain't easy!

I think we win with a better QB. JMO. Pretenders with deficient QB's don't last in the postseason. Ask the Texans. They always get bounced due to the aura of suck from the QB position. Every QB who made the playoffs in the AFC and NFC is clearly better than TT. Defense wins championships, but QB's get you there.

What about a 67 yard TD? Maybe a play like this would've helped? http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap3000000849067/Sammy-Watkins-extends-across-goal-line-for-second-touchdown

Playoff success? Greater statistical turn around? Playing Devil's advocate, but I see Lattimore over White being an understandable decision.

Nate Hackett was the last OC every one wanted on a spike and he dialed up the play that sent Buffalo and their "offense" packing. Can't evaluate an OC with a garbage can at QB. "Fire Roman!" Dennison made key adjustments to the run game this year that saved our playoff hopes. He CAN adjust and has demonstrated the ability. Get an actual QB and we'll make beautiful music together.

It's hard to be consistent and rational when all your blood is going to the wrong head. Ask my last girlfriend.

Do they count less because you only caught 39 passes? I imagine 1 or 2 TD's could make a difference in a low scoring game. Have we seen a low scoring game where that could have helped? Maybe a game in January in north Florida?