Woodman19

Does the Jacksonville defense not get any credit?

Close to a pick 6!

You will be when they start running.

Anemic offense vs a top defense. Yeah, it's coaching... Lol

If we lose don't we pick 21 and 22?

I think the defense is leading us to Jacksonville.

Nice play on words lol

Yes, it's what the fans do off the field that hurts them in free agency, not what they do on the field...

Just waiting for the harassment allegations against you after Sunday

It's hard to not love an owner who is a fan at heart.

Saw it somewhere else, but the best thing for everyone would be to give the tickets to refugees and then have them scalp the tickets to Bills fans for something they actually need... Money.

While I think this prediction is a little bit over the top, I do feel most Bills fans are raising expectations too high for this game. Jacksonville has had an absolutely fantastic defense and its not like we are known as being a strong offensive team. Coupled with the fact that they also run the ball well and we have struggled to contain the run for most of the season. It will be a close game but I expect to be as frustrated as I was watching the Bengals game.

At least Peterman makes mistakes trying to do what a QB is supposed to do, pass the ball and trusting players to make plays for him. Iron out the aggressiveness and you may have something.

This reminds me of the guy at work who !@#$s the dog all year round but then the few weeks leading up to a performance review they put in the extra effort. At that point you have already made your bed and those few weeks don't undo the previous year.

So wait I'm confused. Is there maybe a difference between what fans feel is true and what actually is true? Now that can't possibly be and I'm having a hard time comprehending it all...

I suspect we could have gone 10-6 last year and miss the playoffs to 9-7 and in this year and in the minds of voters we have gone from obscurity to the playoffs for the first time in almost 2 decades. Perception is reality.

Truth is, I agree with you

Imagine this secondary with a decent pass rush on the D line.

Poyer and Hyde.

We made the playoffs and ended the drought, cut players who were not fits or wouldn't buy in, added tons of future salary cap space and draft picks and the coaching staff have shown they can develop talent. Its a very successful opening season with a management group that has bought themselves a lot of time to fully see their plan through. Trust the process! Edit: Dkollidas beat me with a better post of the same content.

I suspect he had a much better track record for proficiency in passing than Tyrod at that point.

Tyrod would have faced that pass rush and put up probably another mediocre performance and lost the job. Peterman would have been able to take advantage of the week secondary in KC and make it easy for McDermott to roll with Peterman from there on out.

Outside of mechanics, how can you judge any of that with the amount of play time he has had? I get it, he had an awful start against the Chargers but he certainly looked a hell of a lot better against the Colts and arm strength, ball placement and decision making wasnt so much of a problem that game.

Based on? (legitimate question not being sarcastic)

If you are drafting a QB you probably want a fundamentally sound QB for them to look up to.