Formerly Allan in MD

Of course he's going to be publicly supportive of his OC. We're not the Redskins where the coach publicly disses his quarterback and believes that'll be a positive development.

Who says we are?

Whaley needs a quarterback badly and has no first round pick. I'd rather have Cutler playing under a good quarterback coach and behind, hopefully, an improved line than who we have now taking snaps.

You must read the Washington Post regularly or listen to all the frustrated, very fickle Redskin fans who, if Griffin has a great game Sunday and the Redskins win, will hit Reverse on the bandwagon.

They decided that Graham is the only Bills cornerback with a clue; so why not?

Payton

He's the one who passed a drink down to the patron at the next bar stool but missed.

He was the Raiders draft target from the beginning, despite other college quarterbacks rated above him.

Cousins is talented. His problem is that no matter how well he's playing, when he makes a mistake it eats at him, he gets down on himself, and more mistakes follow. Perhaps a good psychotherapist would help. It did wonders for John Smoltz. The talent is there. Speaking of the Redskins, Griffin absolutely needs to get out of Washington. He's really down. It was very noticeable at his press conference Tuesday. The DC press is having a field day sniping at him and creating issues where none apparently exist. Above all, his coach has been a total ass by continually and publicly dissing him. RG can play (he showed it Sunday) and yes, needs a system that suits his talents and inclinations, but it needs to be somewhere else. At this point in time, with Gruden apparently sticking around, Griffin could come relatively cheap, although Dan Snyder is such a fool he probably will insist on ridiculous return on his heavy investment. I'd take a cost effective shot at him. He could prove a major bargain, especially under a coach that doesn't get him killed when he shouldn't be playing because of injuries (Shanahan) and shows him some support and respect.

Your right. When he first started he was taking shots downfield with some success. Now when he attempts them, they're often poor throws or into coverage.

We'll be set except we'll still have no quality quarterback. It's like a baseball team with eight solid position players but no quality pitcher. You lose!

What did this guy show in college that had him so highly rated coming into the draft? Or did he simply become fat and happy with his new found money following the draft?

Lack confidence in the guy don't ya, Can't imagine why.

How's your cholesterol?

Roll the dice. Johnny Unitas got cut in his first NFL camp.

Progress is what counts here. This year, at this point, is not that relevant. Question and fix why we lost the winnable games this season and get a quarterback and everyone will forget about this year's playoffs.

Philbin is a very unimpressive coach.

Ortonish

My butt hurts!

Looked great, especially on defense.

You don't build a big time winner in one or two years unless you're very lucky or can attract major free agent talent. Whaley deserves all the praise he receives here. Now for the quarterback!

What's sketchy about Hogan? The fact that he can catch whatever is thrown his way but does not have blazing speed to score every time he gets the ball? Very few receivers in the league have it all together. Was Andre Reed a major "burner?" Look where he is now. Right, score 40 points and lose.

Like to see Aaron Murray in a Bills uniform.

On pure talent there's no way Winston is #6. Of course if the rating is based on having a brain, he'd be near the end of the pack.

27-14 green.