JM2009

First, wishing injury on one of the Bills players is pretty low. You need help. Second, this WR corp tonight is not up to par for either QB.

pre season is a waste of time.

Without Matthews, this receiving corp tonight isn't up to par for either TT or Peterman. We'll see.

Firsts-without Matthews I don't think anyone is lighting it up with this receiving corp. TT and Peterman deserve a better WR corp than the one that will be out there tonight.

Rushing TDs count the same as passing TDs.

Good post. And none of TT supporters have ever said different. We repeat ourselves due to the dishonest posting that never stops.

Also need better WRs. The Bills have a bottom tier WR corp. until proven otherwise. You got told of quite well yesterday about your lazy posting by numerous posters, disappeared, and here we are again.

Of course you do. Thinking Cutler will lead Miami to a title tells me all I need to know about your QB evaluations. Miami and the Bills will both be 6-7 win teams. Miami got a lot of breaks in 2016-our run defense was one of them. Cutler is a turnover/sack machine at this stage.

Didn't say that. but why bother watching any games if you want them to lose them all.

So you will be rooting for the Bills to lose? And this year's draft seemed good, but we have no idea yet if this current crew is any better in drafting then the terrible drafters of years past.

Didn't the Bills get a better kicker in the offseason?

Bills and Miami will finish 6-10, or 7-9. Watkins is not overrated.

me too.

That's good. You should also want TT to succeed also.

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/ralph-c-wilson-jr/2017/8/24/16189134/documentary-ralph-wilson-buffalo-bills-detroit-lions-afl-nfl-new-era-field-hall-of-fame?utm_campaign=buffalorumblings&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter The life and legacy of late Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson will be explored in an upcoming documentary. The as-yet untitled program will air at November 10th at 9 on WNED, the Buffalo-area public broadcasting station. WNED’s chief program officer, John Grant, will head the project. The documentary is funded by the New Era Cap company, whose corporate name replaced Wilson’s as the namesake of the Bills’ home field only last season. Rich Foods held the stadium’s naming rights from 1973-1998; Wilson’s name headed the stadium from 1998-2016, when New Era purchased the rights.

Pre season is meaningless. This is ridiculous. Play with the first unit in a meaningful game is the only way to judge. Of course if he didn't play as well, you'd blame the lack of WRs probably, which could be true. Too bad you don't allow TT the same "excuse". http://wham1180.iheart.com/featured/bob-matthews-column/content/2017-08-21-matthews-thoughts-on-anquan-boldin-and-tyrod/ A popular topic among Bills fans is the status of Tyrod Taylor as starting quarterback. Rookie Nathan Peterman against opposing second-line defenders has looked better than Taylor through the first two meaningless preseason games. A few wishful-thinking Buffalo fans are wondering if Peterman might be the 2017 version of last season’s Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowpokes. Dream on. Tyler isn’t likely to guide this season’s Bills to the NFL’s promised land -- In Western New York, that means the playoffs. He’s not Superman. In opinion, he’s just a fairly average NFL QB on a slightly below-average NFL team. Read more: http://wham1180.iheart.com/featured/bob-matthews-column/content/2017-08-21-matthews-thoughts-on-anquan-boldin-and-tyrod/#ixzz4qhCS8MQN

I think the best definition of TT is low end starter and excellent backup. We've had worse.

What happened to the OP?

If you don't let facts and basic football knowledge get in the way, then his posting is just fine.

Nope.

bait thread.

Maybe Peterman will turn out to be better. But basing that on a pre season game is pre mature. But the OP is a big Whaley guy, so what do you expect. This is a bait thread. http://wham1180.iheart.com/featured/bob-matthews-column/content/2017-08-21-matthews-thoughts-on-anquan-boldin-and-tyrod/ A popular topic among Bills fans is the status of Tyrod Taylor as starting quarterback. Rookie Nathan Peterman against opposing second-line defenders has looked better than Taylor through the first two meaningless preseason games. A few wishful-thinking Buffalo fans are wondering if Peterman might be the 2017 version of last season’s Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowpokes. Dream on. Tyler isn’t likely to guide this season’s Bills to the NFL’s promised land -- In Western New York, that means the playoffs. He’s not Superman. In opinion, he’s just a fairly average NFL QB on a slightly below-average NFL team. If – and when -- the Bills fall out of playoff contention, my guess is that Peterman will replace Taylor as the starting QB. He’d be a feel-good change and that might be good enough to make the switch – but not now. My over/under on a QB switch is Game 8. Read more: http://wham1180.iheart.com/featured/bob-matthews-column/content/2017-08-21-matthews-thoughts-on-anquan-boldin-and-tyrod/#ixzz4qd1Dd221

100 pages and more.

That's what I hate about that little group. None of us has ever said TT is elite or great, yet that is what they keep spewing.