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Wow what is Gruden doing? What not bring him in, it can’t hurt.

Im with you on that. I hope they do. Is he fully healthy?

Garbage season so far. Except for the Vikings game that was nuts.

Pegulas should be embarrassed about this whole situation. It’s all on them. They hired this coach and GM. We are the NFLs laughing stock.

"A quarterback’s touchdown-interception ratio has long been used as a shorthand for how well he’s playing. There was a time when any quarterback in positive territory was said to be playing well: In the 1970s, interceptions were more common than touchdown passes, and so if you were a quarterback who had more touchdown passes than interceptions, you were probably better than average. But times change, the NFL is much more pass-friendly now, and being in positive territory on the touchdown-interception ratio is just considered the bare minimum for competent quarterback play. In fact, if you even want to be considered an average NFL quarterback, you should be throwing at least twice as many touchdown passes as interceptions. So far this NFL season, there have been 432 touchdown passes and 209 interceptions across the NFL, through Thursday night’s 49ers-Raiders game. All of that is a preamble to say this: The Buffalo Bills are setting back offensive football, with passing statistics that would have looked terrible even in the 1970s. So far this season, the Bills’ three quarterbacks have combined to throw just three touchdown passes and 13 interceptions. The season is half over, so the Bills are on pace to finish with six touchdown passes and 26 interceptions. That is simply, unbelievably, awful. There are only four quarterbacks in the NFL this season who have thrown at least three more interceptions than touchdowns, and three of those four quarterbacks play for the Bills. Here’s the full list: -4 Jameis Winston (6 TD, 10 INT) -4 Derek Anderson (0 TD, 4 INT) -3 Josh Allen (2 TD, 5 INT) -3 Nathan Peterman (1 TD, 4 INT) Winston has been benched by the Buccaneers, but the Bills are already out of players to bench. They benched Peterman for Allen, who got hurt and was replaced by Anderson, who got hurt and is now expected to be replaced by Peterman on Sunday. The Bills have batted around and still can’t find a good quarterback. The Bills’ job won’t get any easier on Sunday when they face a Bears defense that is second in the NFL with 11 interceptions this season. It’s hard to imagine Peterman doing anything to put his touchdown-interception differential into positive territory." https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/11/02/bills-on-pace-to-finish-the-season-with-6-td-passes-26-interceptions/

?Are those Peterman career stats?? That is unbelievable. How is McBean not held accountable for starting Peterman again? If he has a similar game to his last start does McBean have to answer for this? How many times can you let your coach off the hook? Embarrassing Pegulas. Embarrassing.

You are absolutely right about that. McDermott and Gruden have massive Egos and thats hurting both teams.

McDermott digging his own grave.

La'veon stop listen to scum sports agents that are greedy and dont give a Sh*t about you.

Dont trust anything McDermott says. He is worse than Belichick. Embarrassing.

That sign was hilarious! Love it! These one are funny also.

This guy cant be very happy right now. Wish he comes out and says something.

This is the Bills

McDermottt is not Head Coach material. He will end up being a career DC just like Mike Petine.

I’m excited about that.

I was impressed with him after watching that interview. Hope it translates on the field. We we have to have the Biggest receivers in the NFL right now.

I really like Dion Dawkins, one of my favourite players on this team. Athletic, aggressive and nasty. But he hasn’t looked great this year. Maybe the poor OL coaching and constant change at QB and bad QBs at that. I believe he will be a pro bowler eventually.

Check out this guy. Really Impressive. Our Next SLB???? He is a beast. In the 2nd or 3rd round? Sutton Smith - Sophomore Highlights | MAC Defensive Player of The Year 6'1, 240lbs 4.64 - 40yard - Nations leader in Sacks & TFL’s & Qb Pressures - 1st Team All American - 1st Team All Mac

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