Royale with Cheese
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Just now, GoBills808 said:
Either I'm having a stroke or you're talking jibberjabber...and either way I do not understand you.
You said "the game ended after that".
I was referencing that the Bills run D and Taylor played like that too....like the game ended.
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1 minute ago, GoBills808 said:
Eh? I think the game ended after that.
Our running game and Taylor's passing ability played like it.
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7 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
That was the pass that impressed me most. Stuck his back foot into his drop, released before Matthews was out of his break, hit him in stride for extra yards. Total professional throw. You get the ball out in time, suddenly your offensive line looks a lot better and the timing with the wideouts isn't disrupted.
Then it just didn't happen again after that.
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3 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Bottom line is simple. As long as Bills playoffs hopes are alive, the odds of a QB change outside injury are till low, at least going into the game as a starter.
However:
1. TT leash just got a LOT shorter. I think the possibility of making a switch at half time in a game where TT and the O are crapping the bed again has gone up. And I honestly wouldn't be surprised to see them do that as early as this week in a MUST win game against the Chargers. Not to mention, Lynn has a lot of knowledge on TT, if he shuts him down in his game-plan, could really open the door for Peterman in the 2nd half to try and change it up.
2. If or when the playoffs seem out of reach or a long shot, I think its MOST likely that Peterman will be given a chance to start the rest of the season so they can get some evaluation in him with relevant minutes before they go into the off season.
I agree with #1.
I thought it would be an injury or where we are a complete long shot to make the playoffs. After yesterday, I think a bad first half could lead to a change.
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2 minutes ago, Bangarang said:
This is a problem.
I have to believe it's Coach Speak....gotta defend your players in the press conference.
I can't believe for a second he really believes in these guys. He's not an idiot. He will try to replace them in the offseason.
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2 minutes ago, Steptide said:
Well McDermott is gonna stick with Tyrod. This coukd turn into a crap show real quick
We would still be right in the thick of the playoff race if we do lose to the Chargers but if Taylor lays another egg, especially in the passing game where we gave him a shiny new toy in Benjamin......will he be able to keep firmly saying "Tyrod is our starter"?
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Just now, Bangarang said:
Please tell me he didn’t say this. Please, I really want to like McD but if this is what he thinks then that’s scary.
He also added in Ducasse earlier.
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In short....he believes in Taylor, Ducasse, Holmes, Tolbert and Davis.
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1 minute ago, Billsfan1972 said:
Yes he sucked yesterday. The one play he made to Clay for 25 yards was called back. A great long pass to Thompson that was dropped (tough catch but a perfect pass).
Let's look too at the play by play.....
http://www.espn.com/nfl/playbyplay?gameId=400951555
Gonna blame him for the Charles Clay int too?
Actually no chance and going through it as bad as he was, really no chance to succeed.
A few not great passes to Benjamin and Saints just ramming it down the Bills throat.
I'm going to put some blame on Taylor for the Clay INT. Wanna know why? It was 3rd and 12 and he threw a 4 yard pass. Will that move the sticks even if it's caught? Nope.
Then when it's 3rd and 1....40 yard pass down the field. We just needed one yard....just one.
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I didn't care about the numbers because it is garbage time but it is refreshing to see a QB take a snap, 3 steps and the ball is out.
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Just now, C.Biscuit97 said:
He got a lot of crap because of his inability to stay healthy. Plenty of threads trashing Goodwin if you search for them.
I thought you were referring to the Front Office or coaching staff.
I think the perfect example you're bringing up is Baldo's response to all this.
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1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
I knew when he caught his touchdown and stayed on the ground for a long time, it had to be something else. God bless his family.
and he was another Bill who was treated pretty terrible here. I admit the name Glass is funny but what do you expect from a guy his size playing in the nfl? Good for him for making some plays. It also goes to show that the Bills have found a lot of quality nfl players that are now playing for other teams.
How was he treated terribly here?
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33 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
I did say that and I am also aware that there are A TON of Bills fans that hate the guy and think he's a complete wuss and my point is pretty straight forward he's not one thing or the other.
And just because something awful didn't happen to you in the past couple days doesn't mean you go back to being one thing or another.
He's a more open book than most players........he has quotes that support everything I said about him.........so he's a good example to make. It's more pertinent subject on TSW than his own personal life issues because people like yourself like to draw circles around players like Watkins or Dareus and say they are pieces of sh*t etc.. That's how your roster gets bankrupted and you get embarrassed on gamedays.
I accept your diversity as well.......... that you are narrow minded but ALSO capable of taking HUGE dumps.
Baldo calling someone narrow minded? LOL....now I've read it all.
Perfect pot meet kettle....
You're just straight up a terrible poster and I'm not the only who believes that.
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3 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
It was a pass that an NFL QB just can not miss.... He made it and does get credit. I was just stating it was a wide open receiver with no coverage and good blocking.
I see you didn't answer the question. Have you watched the Rams games or just the highlight package. I've watched a fair bit and he has played very well, but not at an MVP level.
I've also watched TT and he looks handcuffed.
I have Sunday Ticket and yes, I have watched the Rams a lot especially since they are on at 4:00 pm a lot.
Whether you like it or not....probably hate it but he’s in the running for MVP right now. 16/4 TD INT ratio, 2,300+ yards right now and over 100 rating...
I don’t take into consideration your eyeball test because I think it’s not a strong evaluation too IMO....you even admitted you’re petty. You look for things to criticize Goff but will defend Taylor. Geezus.
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6 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
I'd take TT right now. When Sammy was healthy TT was connecting with him on much tougher passes then Goff is completing. They hit on many long bombs. The Bills offense is putrid and Goff would be worse if he was asked to guide it.
TT has done a much better job avoiding the rush and actually made many more tough passes this year then Goff.
Now answer me this.... Have you watched the Rams games? I have and Goff has done what was asked of him.
They have two close wins (leading the majority of the game) and two close losses, where Goff did not deliver given the chances. Wow sounds much like the Bills & TT, but with way more weapons and better coaching.
Watch the Rams and how fluid they are when things are clicking. Conversely a little adversity and yes they are not that good either.
Rams have wins vs. Scott Tolzien, Brian Hoyer, Blake Bortles, Drew Stanton & Tom Savage already this year........
Say what you want but the Bills outside Simian have at least played vs. quality QBs......
Okay we are done here.
This post is as bad as bad can get. Geezus.
3 minutes ago, K-9 said:Don't credit Goff? You make it sound like throwing a 52 yard strike in the air is easy. Gotta give him some credit for the play fake and perfect throw, no?
He is beyond strange.
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4 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
The fact that I can understand that people can be complex is odd?
That's just experience employing and managing a couple thousand people over the past few decades.
People aren't just good or bad........that just suits narratives.
Great guy in some regards.....particularly wrt his family.
Disingenuine professionally. He flat-out lied about his commitment to football.........if he hadn't he'd have been a late round pick or UDFA.......which would have cost him a lot of money but just importantly it would have meant he had to focus on making a team year-in-and-year-out.......which would have utterly ended his track hopes. Instead he got a long term deal big enough and secure enough to richly support his track training........but small enough to keep him from getting cut.
That doesn't matter to a lot of people here because they'd like to do the same.......because they aren't just good or bad people either.........they are more aptly described as self-interested.
It's no secret that he mailed it in here.......there were people here who just thought he was a bad football player but he's quite talented, in fact.
I wish him well.......it's tough to lose a child/pregnancy like that or like Logan Thomas did but I've been there and so have many, many others.
You said it yourself....it’s tough to lose a baby.
With knowing that, you still can’t control yourself with commenting about his character or how you feel about him.
Yes that’s odd.
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3 minutes ago, teef said:
i'm not a fan of goodwin as he really did nothing for the bills, but the guy lost a kid and had an emotional day. badol just likes to hear his own voice. we all know people like that. i've seen a number of times in his posting where he's made comments that just weren't true to back up a point that didn't need to be made. for example, when cyrus kouandjio was released, he and scott couldn't wait to complain. obviously there was something up with the guy, and he was released by the lions shortly after. when discussing how ck wasn't a loss, he came up with a story about how talked about cyrus's off season was ,and he how he was being touted as one of the hardest working guys in the offseason. i had never once heard that, and when called out on it, he just made a comment like i wasn't paying enough attention, and that it was on me for missing it. i mean...why bother?
They are both uninformed complainers.....that's all they are.
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Just now, Billsfan1972 said:
While I admitted to being petty, I still am not that impressed with Goff as I've watched him and his #'s are great, but doesn't pass the eye test imo.
Until the TD to Watkins the DB was 10 yards off him, which could have been exploited a lot earlier. The reliance on Cooper Kupp over Watkins is criminal in my mind. He too makes a # of bad throws during the game & also he is not overly mobile.
The TD to Woods was the right read to a receiver 10 yards open.
Also the Rams D have feasted on some of the worst QB's in the league to date resulting in the Offense having many possessions.
TT was lousy yesterday, but when the opposing team calls 24 consecutive running plays, it is much more then the QB.
The guy is playing at an MVP level and you're criticizing him because he's not targeting Sammy enough. That is as petty as petty can get.
So he hits open WR....oh no. Let me find a way to criticize that. Petty as petty can get.
You simply don't care about production. That's the bottom line. You care about your "eye" test which I don't think is very strong because you're so extremely petty.Let me asking you a simply question. Right now, would you choose Tyrod Taylor or Jared Goff?
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Just now, teef said:
ya think?
Guy loses his son and has an emotionally heavy moment on the field....Baldo complaining about things he doesn't have evidence for. WTF?
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11 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
He's a prime example of the fact that human beings aren't just good or bad.
There are great things about the guy........his love and devotion to his handicapped sister.....and his willingness to risk loss of great wealth to chase his track dreams.
On the other hand........he BLATANTLY lied to the Bills about his stated intention to focus on football during the draft process.........stole money for 3 years, refusing to play with any injury that might slow his track game down......which was nearly any leg injury........ knowing that he wouldn't be cut because of his cheap contract and potential.........then didn't even train a lick for football in the 2016 offseason. Extremely selfish and manipulative behavior. I know the NFL is a tough business but he royally f*cked Bills fans. Dude has special talent......never applied it in Buffalo. I'm a little surprised he's giving any effort figured he'd mail it in after he cashed his signing bonus check.
You've got the most odd thought process. It's more than just this post.
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Just now, SoTier said:
Actually, you're the one who isn't thinking logically. Billsfan1972 is looking at Goff critically as a QB, not at his stats. His criticisms of Goff's play simply echo what numerous other observers have mentioned. On another team, like the 2016 Rams or the 2017 Buffalo Bills, Goff would look like a bust (he was already considered that by some after last season), but he's on the 2017 Rams, a team with an smart, offensive minded young HC who was smart enough to go out and hire one of the master DCs in the game today (similar to Pitt and Tomlin hiring Dick LeBeau as their DC back a decade or so), and a FO willing to go out and get more protection (Whitworth) as well as weapons for their young QB.
Taylor's situation is reversed. He's on a team with a questionable OL that has struggled to adapt to new block schemes and with injuries. His entire receiving corps was sent packing and replaced by a JAG WR (Matthews) and a rookie who had the yips for most of the season and then got hurt. Benjamin has been with the team 2 weeks, hardly time to become a viable part of the offense, but one of the reasons that Carolina was willing to part with him was that he wasn't much of downfield threat. The Bills simply do not have the talent at WR to stretch the field, so good defensive teams play the WRs tight, put their safeties up close to the LOS which enables them to shut down both the run and YAC on check-downs, and blitz the QB at will.
You can complain about Taylor all you want but the Saints rang up 295 yards and 6 TDs on the Bills D. That's the real problem, and that is solely on the coaching staff and FO, and it's not going to be solved by putting in Peterman or by drafting a first QB in 2018.
No, I'm not thinking emotionally. BillsFan1972 admitted he was being petty....that's not logically thinking.
We all know how bad the defense was.
Taylor had time to throw yesterday, Matthews isn't a JAG. He's a good slot and possession WR....he's just not a #1. Benjamin is a #1.
A trio of Clay, Matthews and Benjamin is a good enough trio to work and work well.
Benjamin was thrown to 3 times on the first drive and that's it....ignored after that. Deonte Thompson can have a great day after being on the team for a few days playing Tampa but Benjamin can't?
You can defend 56 yards passing and deflect the blame off of Taylor which honestly is ridiculous.
Goff is a top 5 MVP candidate so far. You can be petty and focus on what you feel are his limitations but when you're the starting QB on a team average over 30 points per game....you're doing more right than wrong.
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1 minute ago, Buffalo03 said:
Also another thing to think about is, how many times have we still been running the ball when we're down by a bunch of points? Yesterday we were still running the ball when we were down 24-3 pinned back on our own 10 yard line. To say that it's not the system and not blame Dennison is ridiculous.
We ran the ball because our passing game does nothing. Running the ball actually picks up more chunks yards with us because we severely limited in the passing game.
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7 hours ago, transplantbillsfan said:
And he was direct and hasty when he said it.
Peterman isn't our future. Right now it's looking like whoever we draft in round 1 next year is.
Did Taylor move up our down in the Tier 2 column?
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3 minutes ago, dpberr said:
I think he's doing what he's told 8 out of the 10 times. The other two times he deviates out of necessity. TT hasn't struck me as a freelancer. Ever. There's next to no audibles at the line, and unless he's flushed from the pocket, he follows the script. Remember, you've got guys preaching "process" and conformity all over the place under McDermott.
Back in training camp, Dennison specifically stated Taylor must get the ball out quicker. Do you think that has changed? Is he telling him to hold the ball now?
Every Nate Peterman throw from the Saints game
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I see why I confused you. I thought you were talking about the very first drive with Taylor.