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Tyrod has had a lot of strong first half’s. Hopefully that continues

No need to invest in Cousins if we're drafting a QB early. He's looking for a long term deal and we still don't know how good he is.

Kap lead them to a Superbowl and NFC championship. And one pass away from a championship. That 49ers team was also loaded with talent. Alex Smith is Tyrod Taylor in much better situations. Neither are elite but can be good in the right situation

He Ravens offense doesn't look very good and he'n not the coordinator there. He also struggled toward the end of his tenure with the 49ers while Roman was there. I'm not advocating for Roman to come back. Just making a statement that good coaches adjust their systems to fit their talent. We've seen Tyrod play better than he's played this year albeit with more talent. Andy Reid is an offensive mind who's had success everywhere he's gone. No use in spending the money or trading an asset when we have a similar QB under contract. Draft the QB and continue to get more young talent with the extra picks

We've had 3 OCs because they haven't been very good. He has an offensive genius as a head coach who has proven he can be successful in the NFL. And you could argu he was more successful . Once again, Andy Reid has had Donavan McNabb, Nick Foles, Mike Vick, Alex Smith and all have been very effective under him. Which of the OCs we've had have seen that kind of success? And Tyrod always dealt with a lot of injuries and inconsistencies at Receiver. And of course I have to quaify this statement by saying we know who TT is etc.. But good coaches get the most out of the talent they have.

Oh I agree. It's the Bills philosophy to "protect the lead" and not take unnecessary chances. That's why we'll see the offense open up early in games only to go super conservative late. Teams like Pittsburgh, New England and the Rams keep their feet on the gas and keep going after big plays even when they get up. Our offense becomes very predictable. And then we only pass on obvious passing downs. And when we don't convert people are surprised.

One player playing with an offensive genius and another playing with 3 different coordinators. One player on a team loaded with offensive talent and another one on a team with 3 new starters at receiver..... Yet the teams have the same record.

Would be a dumb move. He's about the same player Taylor is. He just has Andy Reid's offense and much better talent around him. If we're doing that just keep Tyrod and draft our future. Let them compete and camp and whoever wins, wins.

Exactly, not to mention the bills get very when they get a lead. This team is built to run the clock. Exactly a QB helps tremendously but will never be the only reason you win.

The NFL is clearly geared toward entertainment. Large markets and opening new stadiums are in the best interest of the NFL. Unfortunately the Bills will often get the short end of the stick because we don’t offer the most value to the league.

I just hope we don’t trade any of our 1st round picks. We could draft our our franchise tackle or linebacker with the second 1st

No and I’m a Tyrod fan. The team has made it clear it’s decided to move on. Best case scenario, we keep himone more year to compete with the rookie we draft. But I don’t see any situation where we build long term around him.

Chargers game

Did the same against KC. But folks blame Tyrod for not putting up numbers.

Cousins is a slight upgrade from what we have but we need to draft a QB no matter what.

I'll take either or Tyrod to compete with Baker Mayfield next year. Hopefully Baker beats em out. But lets not crucify our rookie like the Browns are doing Kizer. Or how we did Peterman throwing him out there against the Chargers

Rationale comments won’t be considered valid. You have to say he ducks and has always sucked and all he does is 3 and outs. I never understood rooting against one of out players. If you think the back up is better get mad at the coach but don’t root against the player.

He had many good games. Just that would be the one that defined his career. Kinda like the Seattle game. It was a prime time game and he shows up. But this year hes had 3 of his worst career games. He ain’t all bad but he definitely ain’t all good. We’re drafting our QB. Not sure why so much hate geared toward Peterman and Tyrod. They’re just placeholders for now.

Right call that's not often called. Benjamin clearly interfered with late in the game wasn't called. It's worth noting that we consistently get screwed by the refs and for once a call at a critical point in the game went our way.

Last season against the Phins.

Maybe the best this year. But Tyrod had a few good connections to Zay And routinely had great connections with Sammy last year None beat the Pats. I'd imagine Belicheck would have Peterman throw 10 picks. The Pats always struggle when QBs scramble. Don't know why Tyrod doesn't scramble more often against them.

A lot definitely wen't our way. Not to mention losing both starting QBs. Hopefully this leads to a trend of good fortune for us.

That sucks

Only 2 dominant teams in the AFC. Bills could very well make it to the second round if they make it in. Tennessee and Jacksonville are beatable. And we already beat KC and Oakland. Would be fun to see us at our best against San Diego.