Kelly the Dog

Yeah, how was that not part of the article? It means a lot if it's early, it means zero if it's late. How is there not context here?

I like Mahomes a lot. Liked him in college. Didn't know for sure obviously if he would turn into a franchise guy and he's changed a lot since college. I'm totally convinced however, if he started this season on the Bills with these coaches and this cast, he would be lousy. He would look lost.

Literally trotting out KB, Zay and Holmes would not allow anyone to look or play well.

Fair enough. I just thought it was obvious and should have been obvious to them that he couldn't play. And just because he was hitting short passes in practice and preseason he wasn't hitting them with the requisite velocity because he doesn't possess it. I will check out the Bills Backers up there one of these days. Thx.

I go up to Seattle about once a year. My sister lives in Auburn. I have watched many a Bills game in Federal Way.

I think the majority of Bills fans like McDermott overall. And very willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. I know I am and I have a lot of problems with him. I think he makes a huge amount of mistakes in game, he’s awful in time management, he seems to hate timeouts, and there is nothing to believe he knows a thing about offense except blind faith. The Peterman bromance is really troubling. It cannot be underestimated. He’s a terrific defensive coach though. There is a long history in the nfl of guys that only understood one side of the ball. He SEEMINGLY overvalued character with talent. And that’s an enormous problem. You cannot win in the nfl without huge talent. Character unfortunately doesn’t beat talent however unfair that might be. We’re at a crossroads. I like McDermott still. I think we have to let him do his thing. But I’m very worried that his hierarchy of what’s important won’t let us compete on an even playing field. The bromance with Nate is troubling. The ingame decisions are very troubling. The hires are, let’s call them suspect. The personnel decisions are baffling especially on offense. Even the 46-53 man roster is very puzzling at times. McD and Beane need this year and probably all of next year to see what they can do. But this “plan” is suspect to me. The step back makes zero sense to me. If you’re rebuilding you do it year one not year two.

Just curious what you disagree with. I definitely don’t think I’m always right, and most situations are just how one person sees things differently from another. I’m very curious though what you take umbrage with. Do you think Peterman is good or salvageable? Do you think McD handled this correctly? Do you think this was the correct way to develop Josh?

Yep. Ray Ray has been a big disappointment so far. Too early to give up on him but he has skills we need and has been playing scared. Fumbled 3+ times.

Yeah, for office, according to a couple morons here.

Okay, Vontae. I'm not either. Watching ASU/Stanford and then the Sabres/Sharks in half an hour.

And at any one time there are only about 12 of those 96 who are very good at it.

They only have to think of about 22 things at once, some for the first time, while 265 pound athletic freaks on steroids are trying to dismember them, what's so hard about that?

If every post here needed a prerequisite of "is it needed?" there wouldn't be a TSW.

Top or bottom half?

It's not. Why is yours? Besides, my last name is Rosen. I think I am an authority on Jewish quarterbacks named Rosen. Ha. See above. I actually like Rosen as a prospect.

That's pretty damn good for a Jew.

Yep. And ASU is playing Stanford right now in Tempe.

I know college schedules are made years in advance but whose idea was it to schedule a Cardinals game at home on the same Thursdy night as ASU vs Stanford at home across town?

We got guys that can do that!

Whoopsie daisy.

Tallest midget.

In college this year I believe you can fair catch a kickoff. I think I heard that being discussed in a game I was watching.

Lotta people here blamed Josh Allen for a batted ball INT on here earlier in the year. I don't think that is usually the QBs fault either.

Putting that homeless team in London is not a bad idea. The owner would obviously have to be all in favor of course.

It wasn't a simple question. The reporter was questioning Anderson's dedication to winning and the integrity of the game.