Billsfan1972

And you're okay? Heck you're on this website. You enjoy the product on the field? Sorry to say that even wins aren't very exciting (certainly not offensively).

As opposed to your hot takes? I don't go around memorizing every poster or analyse each thread. I'll start a thread when I'm pissed about something or have a thought to post and see nothing similar. Absolutely right if you want to call me a "one trick pony"..... I want offense and to watch games that are exciting on offense.

Yes I have and admitted it in the OP!!! The offense is unwatchable, the staff & FO have not taken ownership and they put an inferior product on the field, all the while telling fan to trust the process and many here tell those who question to "give them the off season, 2019 & 2020 & beyond to get it right". Here is Ryan Fitzpatrick's salary that is unaffordable...... https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/tampa-bay-buccaneers/ryan-fitzpatrick-1336/ But we have Nathan Peterman.... And I do feel sorry for him (go ahead find the posts from 2017 where I said that) as he NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN NAMED THE STARTER.

No one will sign on the offense unless wildly overpaying based on the way this team runs that side of the offense. It is a pipe dream. The only chance is Allen returns and plays like Rodgers......

Interesting point of conversation..... Now conversely if a defense sux, do we say that about the offense? Some of the worst defenses are saved by great offenses.

But to see this staff in the offseason further dismantle the Offense (after what they did in 2017), draft a "franchise" qb, who I have no idea whether he'll be good or bad over this small sample size, but regardless as soon as the only option to Peterman was another useless QB AJ McCarron, I gave up on this coaching staff. Fitz, Bradford, Tyrod, Bridgewater or a plethora of competent veteran back-ups were available and the Bills spat in the face of fans and did nothing. Yet there is a vocal faction here who believes "the Process" crap and look forward to 2025..... At least with Rex the games were at least watchable.

The point for me is that even if the Bills were 2-5 and struggling, I'd enjoy watching the team and engaged, vs. watching because I've been doing so since '72 and knowing as soon as down 10+ really no chance.

A different take, but yes much of the same when it comes to me and watching the Bills. The league is built on offense. The main reason ratings are up and the league is so successful is that the game is fun to watch, because there is OFFENSE. People play fantasy football and betting sites like Fanduel is to see stats and players score points. The best pick every week for a Defense is whoever is playing the Bills. Yes we have our Old School guard who are all about the Defense and lament what's become of the ground & pound game and those who will tell you that a 9-6 Buffalo win is all that matters and you're welcome to comment all you want. So the question is if McDermott did not dismantle the Offence and actually had the know how and hired a competent OC and this team was at least scoring points and games were competitive and still a 2-5 team, how would the threads look?

I saw Anderson throw some okay passes. You just can not start Peterman. Allen is the starter through at least 2020 and hopefully will be the franchise. Peterman is not even the back-up and never should have been. The Bills as soon as they drafted Allen should have cut or traded Peterman for a bag of footballs and given him the opportunity to learn for another 3 years as a back-up and even given him a chance to be the Starter.

Listening to WGR and many calling for Peterman..... The Poll actually shows how ridiculous it is. Early on the Poll was 24-1 for Anderson..... Petermaniacs have since skewed the results. The fact it is now 31% is scary. This should not be a debate.

Please no....... He should have been on the practice squad at best this year. The Bills drafted their QB of the future, no ifs, and or buts. There is no room & never was for Peterman. The fact McDermott kept him, named him the starter and did not bring in a viable veteran presence along with an OC who has shown success was imperative. Thankfully next Monday night I have plenty else that will keep me busy.

This is all on McDermott who dismantled the team, got rid of their most talented players and continue to spout "Good Character, our type of guy". I know this is said ad nauseum that the Nate Peterman fiasco is really the tipping point. Anyone still wanting to play him and the fact he is still on the team, tells you how little foresight this team has. If not for blowing out Minny the first 20 minutes, just think how bad the team stats would be..... Too bad Haushka made that kick vs. Tennessee???? At least yesterday, though Anderson was not good, they managed 300 yards..... Baby steps?

So rex had talent and was .500? MCD & Beane inherited that talent and got then got rid of it? So tired of the Process and people believing that the Bills will be fine in 2022 with these 2......

The fact they stuck with Peterman and thought there was any chance that he's be a serviceable starting NFL QB is all I need to know..... Oh and starting him vs. LA last year....

What happened to the Monsters of the Midway defense? Nothing, they have regressed to the norm and thankfully the offense is just bad today or this game could be more out of reach.

It was the same pretty much last year and McDermott didn't seem non-plussed then either......

By far the smartest move. Bridgewater was moved when they decided that Darnold was going to be the starter game one. Their back is Josh McCown who is 39!!!!! years old and there for one reason...... To mentor. Same thing in Arizona, with Sam Bradford to Mentor Rosen. No the Bills decided two 5th rd. young QB's who want to play in the NFL and have careers (and frankly have no ability or want to mentor Allen) were the best choices. In addition they have no skill or ability, however Peterman is their Type of player....... Myopic & Idiotic.

Sorry McDermott has brought this up a number of times. It is an issue and does bother me that it is an important part of the decision process at 1 Bills drive.

This has come up more then once with the Bills and how they assess players, their families and also their faith. Since when does being a good Christian (I doubt Muslim, Jewish, or other faith) matter with respect to being a football player. Yes a a Good Person matters, but religion & being religious?????

And now the Allen injury watch begins and who will start Sunday. McDermott has a no lose situation Sunday if Anderson starts and a vanilla offense as he was not ready to go deep in the playbook. If Peterman starts it will all be to ensure he is just bad (his ceiling) vs. artrocious, abysmal, pathetic, overwhelmed, disastrous.......

What aerial attack???? Everything they do is so vanilla and lacking creativity he deserves a whole lot. However it is more so on the Coach & HO that refused to help the offense in any way and continues to think this is the 80's and that D and field position is all that matters.

And a lousy Monday Nighter too..... Heck could you imagine what SF could have done with a real back-up QB like Peterman and the Bills coaching staff?

McDermott started Peterman vs. LAC last year. He named him the starting QB this year. Enough said.....

Just having fun to those who preach D, D, D and lament what's happening in the NFL. Oh and to those too that get all upset when I post asking for a 300 yard passing game...... Plenty of Hardcore here upset when I comment on the terrible offense the Bills have. Yes tongue firmly planted in cheek....

Look at all the points scored. Pathetic. Since when does offense matter? Why is anyone interested in watching a glorified pinball game....... I'm sure McDermott could have coached both teams and the score would have been 12-9. Then we'd see some TV ratings!!!!!!