Formerly Allan in MD

Meaning what?

Got it!

It may have been mentioned earlier, but all week we've been hearing about how necessary it is to get McCoy the ball in space. It still is.

Did Mills solidify his status as a problem area? Please refrain from mentioning those two names. Losing is bad enough.

Easy there.

Ivory

Give Allen his protection!

Typo

Just think of the football team you could put together of all the players who destroyed/limited their careers with such things as drugs, attitude, greed, crime, abuse of females, laziness, and murder: Bryant, Gordon, Jones, Haynesworth, Marinovich, what's his name in prison for murdering his pregnant girlfriend in NC, etc. etc. etc.

What a waste.

Does Goff have a line in front of him that isn't "offensive?"

Bills need to go no penalties.

Fitz doesn't melt. It may simply be experience but the way Peterman plays now, he won't get much (hopefully).

Hopefully, not a sack.

The leading receiver.

If Bryant is so valuable, how come he's not playing somewhere after all this time?

Thank you. But I'm talking about rushing offense. Our pass protection has been atrocious for years. The fact a turnstile like Mills has been around as long as he has says plenty in this regard.

Not saying OL has to be a first round pick. But we've come nowhere close to that given our mediocre level of talent.

There are many prospective OL around. Relax. Who's the quarterback?

You build a team for success from the trenches out. Building a dominant offensive line hasn't been a priority for the Bills in years. Hate to say it but drafting a top prospect quarterback without fixing the line is a recipe for injury, loss of confidence, and/or disillusionment. Hopefully, it won't happen with Allen but if it does, it's because we put the cart before the horse.

Of catching the Jets.

Did the Bills release Coleman because Peterman couldn't reach him with his passes? Brady will. Did anyone sign Reilly?

Can't say the Bills aren't headline material. One in today's Washington Post sports section reads "Peterman's futility is in historic territory." The article notes that no quarterback has "thrown at least 15 passes for fewer than 30 yards in a game while earning a 0.0 passer rating ...since Joey Harrington in 2006." Coach really has a tough decision to make. Trading McCarron before determining how Peterman would function in a regular season game made no sense at the time. Now we obviously need a third quarterback or a replacement for Peterman, hopefully the latter.

We need more like him.

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