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Couldn't agree with you more! The other thing I like to point out is that Brady has made a living off these quick over the middle passes. Imagine for a moment he had played in the 70's and Mel Blount, Jack Tatum, George Atkinson, LC Greenwood and co, had been waiting for the receivers playing under those rules. Wes Welker and Edleson and even Gronk wouldn't have lasted one year in the league making those type of catches

My sentiments exactly

I think we devote an entire thread as to what they are going for

It was really ugly Agreed Which is not something I expected with a Rex Ryan defense. If nothing else I expect them to pressure the QB and cause a few turnovers

Let him walk

I agree with everything you wrote except "Bills are smart"

I've imagining things like that since 1998

Agree!

Does anyone know if there is a no-move clause in this contract? Reportedly there was a lot of teams interested in him, why not trade him with this new deal and go get Tony Romo and draft a QB?

Don't be too sure

Its interesting, in fairness to him I think we have better 3-4 guys than we do 4-3 defensive players but to see them get whipped like they did against Pittsburgh, Miami, and the Jets on that Thursday night was beyond excusable. But when you think of a great coach I think about how Bum Phillips once described Bear Bryant ""He can take his'n and beat your'n and take your'n and beat his'n."

I agree but just like the SF offense that went to the Super Bowl, an improved defense would have made passing a lot easier. The effective running game combined with solid defense would have forced teams to devote resources to stopping the run if the Bills were playing with the lead. Which time the first game he did it or the second? smh #bad memories

Or puts tariffs on imported hats! Rolling Stone has far too much journalist integrity to plagiarize! This can be verified by their great work exposing the rape epidemic on college campuses

Even better!!!

As I started to read the post describing the new Rick Dennison offense, with the hope of getting to know an offensive style I didn't know much about I started reflecting back about the last "new" offense the "new" coaching staff tried to bring to Buffalo and tried to sell us as the "fix" for our play-off drought which of course was the one Greg Roman used with the 49ers so successfully and made a star out of Kaepernick. Obviously a lot of unplanned things happened along the way including Taylor beating out EJ, seemingly endlessness injuries to WR's, the addition of McCoy, and eventually the firing of Roman. Yet when you look back at the Bills offense with Anthony Lynn at the helm at the end of 2017 it was a pretty good version of what they produced in SF. Despite the Niners success, there were the same concerns about Kaepernick's accuracy as we have about Taylor. They are pretty comparable as QB's with Taylor being too conservative with his passes at times and Kaepernick too aggressive (and in all fairness probably a slightly better runner, no slight on Taylor who is very good in his own right). The biggest problem for the Bills offense is that they didn't have the 49ers defense. That "ground and pound" with Gore and Kaepernick and those pretty good receivers became even better when defenses cheated up to stop the run. That offense became championship caliber when paired with that very good, if not great, 49ers defense. Its very unfortunate for Bills fans that Ryan couldn't duplicate the success he had early on with the Jets, we might have had a very good, and likely play-off team.

I'll second that but with a name like Juszczyk he was born to be a fullback

Nice

Thanks for the constructive feedback, I agree and its funny because I paused before using the often over used term before deciding to go ahead with it since it would convey the point I was trying to make which is, I don't know that there is a QB available to the Bills that can take them to a play-off game with a reasonable chance to advance further other Absent getting Romo or Brees or Rivers I want the best QB available who can fill in until they develop the next star QB. No I want them to thoughtfully select the best QB available to them with the hope that he is better than we all think he is right now. As an example when Seattle took Wilson, the Raiders took Carr and the Cowboys drafted Prescott. None of them had very high expectations coming out of college but all turned into pretty good QB's. They need to keep drafting QB's until they get it right.

Doug has to go soon, he is a stubborn man

Doesn't mean they aren't worth a pick this year; this just means you want a bridge-type QB for 2017.

That's different criticism and subjective one as well.

I'm curious why that matters?

This is great thanks I have been hear for a number of years and post occasionally. I think your description and vision are what I have regularly experienced here during my visits and I have found it to be a great place to speak with other passionate fans. As you said you get the occasional self-righteous poster, the know it all and others but its mostly a very good group that I have enjoyed sharing opinions, learning new opinions and some pretty interesting thoughts that I hadn't considered. Great group and thanks for putting it together. Welcome new fans... I can tell by the outdated helmet! (Said the 53 year old )

Won't help the Bills QB situation but at least I'd be watching them miss the play-offs for a suite instead of section 334 There have been some great sobriety challenged QB's over the years

If you gentlemen aren't interested in further discussion on the topic of TT and the QB future don't open or comment on them. Its pretty easy,.