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Just a different way of expressing his displeasure, thats all John I don't always agree word for word with how someone may try to convey their point across, On the other hand being authentic and true to who you are in real life I find attractive in a poster. No AFL, I don't think your sexy...

Tyrod Taylor still has allot to prove, Like J from H, I'm going to stand behind the organiztion and Team Taylor going forward, I'm a Billiever...

Watkins doesn't seem to have the same problem, ever ask yourself why AFL?

Ryan defies logic though, so he doesn't count...

alright... you convinced me... ...I'm going to watch the race...

....I think they just need to throw away the key on you...

with all due respect John, Hatred is really not a fair way to describe the varying degrees of displeasure over Tyrod Taylors performance so far with the Buffalo Bills in my humble opinion.(passing game) Nobody should be hating on each other for a difference of opinion.

don't be giving Russ any ideas OldTimer... The juice is loose!!!

I think O J would create allot of commotion at a Bills football game, but would receive a warm welcome for the most part IMO. I'm not sure you would want to test that theory though...

...ice... ice... ...baby to go...

The hope AFL is that a user friendly system in the West Coast O and more physical receivers that will fight for the football may increase Taylors confidence in lower percentage throws and help slow the game down some for T T. Time will tell OldTimer...

Many high profile athletes like it or not can become role models for teenagers/younger generation and for that reason star athletes in the sports world should be held to a higher standard during and after their career is over in my humble opinion. I like this idea Taro

turn up the heat

TigerJ for new team Chaplain

well done Mixed feelings on O J Simpson and while I realize the historical significance of Simpson's accomplishments on the football field If I was Pegula I might be tempted to remove any mention of Simpson within the New Era stadium walls. Was Simpson a great player? yes Does Simpson deserve the same respect and treatment from within the organization and fan base as someone like Jim Kelly or Bruce Smith? absolutely not, not in my humble opinion.

It may not always be the case , but I would hope some common sense is used when the times of the games are scheduled to prevent teams from getting pulled out of their normal game time comfort zone. Overseas is different. As an owner or HC If you have my team playing at what would be 10am where the team resides, Someones going to get an earful...

Because 4pm here on the East Coast is only 1PM out on the West Coast. Any earlier would make it unfair ...

I may be of a minority when it comes to scheduling, but I like high profile games against playoff caliber opponents. Why would I want to watch games against bottom feeders? to give myself false expectations? Good opposition makes for a more exciting season in my humble opinion. Its all about the quality of matchups...

I agree, How about 1 to 3 tops

Myself personally, Keeping Tyrod Taylor in Buffalo and having a new innovative minded HC that was able to see past Taylors shortcomings to reach this decision was enough to call this a winning offseason for me. The West Coast Offensive system and hand picked coaches to help steer Taylor in the right direction is icing on the cake. Give us O J Howard and let the New Era begin... I'm a Billiever...

No more under the hood reviews starting with the 2017 season The final decision will now be made by Dean Blandino and staff at NFL headquarters in New York.

Sounds about right,

Of course it is, and Taylors TD to INT ratio is very good. Let me put it to you this way, If Taylor throws say 16 TD's and 4 INT's one season, a more experienced Taylor the next season scores 32 TD's and 11 INT's Wouldn't you agree that despite the increase in INT's the 2nd season that the increase in points scored more then makes up for it?

through more passing attempts/TD's as a result and the better feel a QB gets of WR tendencies in certain situations. Nobody wants an INT , but when one gets thrown in certain situations the QB gains more knowledge about his WR and himself, and the same goes for a TD in my humble opinion. Some WR are going to track down the ball, others not so much. You can't learn from mistakes unless you try.

5 more INT's a season to achieve a more agressive passing attack and better production while it may seem like allot of turnovers, spread out over 16 games its not as bad as playing so conservative its costing you wins. Do you remember the gun slinging days of J K? Throwing two INT's early, then come roaring back with 3TD's? Well if you do this is the point people are trying to make.