buffalo2218

ANY QB would look elite playing against a team that has a 30 point lead dude. As for trying to rewrite history, that's the last thing I'm doing. In fact, at that point if history serves, Taylor was getting sacked left and right. The O line was getting blown up with Peterman in and you chalk it up to the Bills playing better in the second half? So in the first half, given the amount of times Taylor was sacked before, how would Taylor have fared?

Thank you, been trying to point that out

This is far from hate on Taylor, more of a justification for McDermott's decision. Ask yourself this, if Taylor had almost the same performance against the Chargers that he had against NO, would it stand to reason he wouldn't have played any better in KC? Bottom line is, I appreciate what Taylor has done. Were in the playoffs and he's a big reason why.

Not as far as McDermott's concerned, Taylor would have taken twice as many sacks as Peterman threw picks

Dude, if the Chargers were pumped, they'd have hung a 70 burger on the Bills. Benching Taylor may have actually helped him, sure did look that way in KC

What was Taylor's statline against the Saints? Believe it was something like 50 yards passing for a WHOLE game, I'm not reaching at all. I understand McDermott's reasoning after that dreadful performance. Taylor might not have thrown as many picks, but do you really believe he would have fared THAT much better?

As opposed to Taylor's performance against the Saints? Of course they did if the Chargers let off the gas with a 30 point lead

Geez dude, the Chargers were up 37-7 at the start of the second half, did the Bills play better or did the Chargers play soft with a huge lead?

What was the score in the second half?

I seriously doubt if the Bills have a chance to get one of these guys in the draft, they'd pass them up just to build around Peterman. Peterman has a very long way to go in terms of development.

I look at it more like McDermott felt Taylor needed to take a step back after his horrendous performance against the Saints. For all we know it worked just fine considering what happened after SD

Yeah starting Peterman really decresed the Bills chances of winning against a hot San Diego team on the road. Given how Taylor played against the Saints the week before, it's possible he could have been worse against the Chargers

Yeah just set up a buffet in the Jags end zone, money in the bank right there

Somewhere, the fridge shed a tear for Kyle

While I would prefer to move on from Tyrod, I gotta give the guy props. Can't ignore that he contributed a lot for our first playoff appearance in what seems like a century. Yeah, he still has WR trust issues and takes way too many sacks, but you gotta admit, Peteman wouldn't have gotten us anywhere near playoffs

Key will be stopping Fournette

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Not yet it's not

Lmao given Taylor's performance against the Saints the week prior to the Chargers, do you really believe Taylor would have made a difference?

Don't you mean Flacco?

Guarantee it wouldn't be a fumble if this were NE we were playing

If were goin for it, pound the rock with meatball again for a yard

Lmao loved meatball's TD celebration

Need to fill the box and make the rookie beat us

Don't know about fun, maybe different since were used to the Bills being out of contention by the last game of the year