Woodman19

Big 4th down coming up in Baltimore.

Anyone else watching the Ravens game instead? Seems the more important game now.

It's not over yet. Remain calm.

A Quarterback?

Drink.

He looked decent against the Colts and since we judge a career on a half of football we have lots of 1td and 0int halves to look forward to.

Also depends on if he had signed a NDA, if so he could face legal ramifications for breaching his NDA and making a very public trail indirectly through here.

Even if releasing sensitive information that possibly changes how teams or players negotiate or plan draft strategy based on having inside information? I think someone needs to grow the !@#$ up that the Bills didnt help a friend anymore.

How professional of him.

No problem with the content you post (it seems rather legit from what I have observed) just that you are potentially putting your source under the bus, but in the end thats their fault for not keeping their trap shut. I certainly wouldnt put up with it lol.

I have refrained from posting here because of the crap storm it has become, but what I dont understand is. If you have inside information Dunkirk Don, why would you share it on here? If I was in charge of an organization and I saw information that was sensitive I would leak stuff to find out who did it and then go hard at them to get rid of them. Really, does it matter if we all know as long as you do? I just dont understand why anyone would share anything with the load of idiots that are here.

Not wanting to rush a player before they are ready and the fact they brought him in shows they had no problem evaluating him at one point. Do people just B word to B word or something?

You can keep around a RB to mentor the new QB on how to not throw the ball if you want at a fraction of the price of Tyrod if thats the type of QB you want them to model their game after.

Should definitely have pulled out the 25 yards for first down play that always works.... At that point in the game we were merely trying to buy space to punt the ball out of our end zone since the defense had been playing well up to that point. We always struggle to put up yards offensively and to expect us to put up 25 yards in two players with a QB stupid enough to take a 15 yard sack the previous play was just not realistic. But yeah, its entirety play calling...

Can someone please tell me what this magical system is that can somehow turn below average passing QB's into suddenly good players? We are on our 3rd offensive coordinator with the same QB... At some point the common denominator must be found.

Who's fault will it be when he fails as a QB somewhere else?

I think its the right move to stick with Dennison, if you want to implement a system its going to take a couple years to get the proper people to run it.

Despite what people think, you still need to build a team behind a QB to be successful, you don't simply shuffle your fingers until you get an Aaron Rodgers then just put your feet up and watch the Superbowls come rolling in every year.

One billionaire owner has more clout than fans paying billions of dollars to the NFL. This is good to see.

I find it interesting how Cousins is blamed for the lack of team success yet Tyrod is defended by the lack of team excuse.

I'm getting sick of Tyrod defense being "he's better than...". I don't really give a **** about how awful other teams are, the lack of talent around the league at the position doesn't mean you need to settle for mediocrity at the best of times and just plain awfulness at the worst.

The moment Tyrod stepped on the field

The play before it where Tyrod ran back and took 15 yards for a loss on the sack.

Those 3 points were the decisive ones of the game..

Yet somehow people wouldn't take Cousins over Tyrod...