N.Y. Orangeman

Which QBs other than Darnold/Allen/Rosen do they like? Any thoughts on Lock or Rudolph?

I guess Santa is busy this time of year and can't read letters, so I guess this is the next best thing...

Amazing how many people can't read here... The point isn't that they should have stuck up for TW; I said they should have earlier in the thread. The point is that an aging ex-player with no connection to the the current team continues to interject himself into issues around the current team, forcing our coach to address issues he creates on his awful weekly radio appearance. It is the epitome of selfishness and arrogance. If he cared, he would shut up and let the Bills play.

Ummm...I'm in my 40s, but I'll get off your lawn. I hope it didn't hurt falling through the table at the tailgate last week (it was a great video).

He may be right (I tend to agree). However, this isn't about right/wrong. This is about Jim and his ridiculous ego and what he thinks he means to the franchise today. Again, he is trying to create wedge issues with the team. Go hunting, Jim....actually, go anywhere.

http://www.espn.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/30309/sean-mcdermott-defends-players-after-jim-kelly-questions-response-to-hit Why does Jim insert himself into every situation with this team? It's embarrassing and ridiculous. He has managed to make the national media 2x this year. Please go away, Jim. You retired 20 years ago and are of absolutely no relevance to this franchise going forward.

You must have hurt your head when it went through the table at the tailgate.

Shamarko!!!! One of my favorite Orangemen ever. He is all heart and will make a difference on ST.

Same guy who took millions less in order to ensure his teammates were taken care of....ugh. I love internet tough guys telling us what they would do if they played qb in the NFL and had serious injuries, like cracked vertebrae. Their argument undoubtedly involves salary and character.

3....2.....1

I can't for the life of understand how the media can be blamed for this. The President attacks the NFL on a weekend in the fall, the players and owners respond in varying fashions in 15 major cities on national TV and it is the media's fault? Not a logical chance this is the media's fault.

Throwing aside my personal views, who is Jim Kelly to speak of morality and issues of character? He lived in a glass house. He is becoming our version of post-retirement Mike Ditka. There was no reason for him to wade into this argument other than to serve his own ego. Welcome back to the front page of ESPN, Jim. Hope it was worth it.

An awful QB, replacing the entire WR corps and a new coaching staff and philosophy is tough to overcome in 3 games.

We need to work this one out. We can't keep create holes on this roster if we want to be successful in the long term.

Ugh...Gerg Schiano and JT....this will be a long year for us.

A lot of emotion at best and ignorance at worst in this thread. Dino will right the ship. He is playing Freshmen and was left virtually nothing save Dungy at the skill positions (Shafer was a disaster as a HC). It will take five years, but it will be ok.

This group hasn't earned the right spoke of in the initial post.

Why make the Chiefs better this year?

So from your soapbox, your answer is I don't know....

This. And the stories about Flutie's internal politicking and real personality were legendary at the time. Glad this era is long gone.

Franchise QB

So Marvin Allen took a demotion (from Director of College Scouting to National Scout) to come here? Hmmm...wonder what the story is here.

Anyone see anymore details on his role?

"MMQB: Is Buffalo’s quarterback of the future on the roster now? McDermott: He is, in Tyrod Taylor. And then when you look at the competition we have behind him. We’ve drafted Nathan Peterman, we’ve added T.J. Yates, and then Cardale Jones in the draft a year ago. I’m not sure there is a team out there that has the depth that we do at the quarterback position. So we feel good about that. We’re anxious to see how Tyrod develops in his third year as a starter in a new system, a system that he has some familiarity with in terms of [new Buffalo offensive coordinator] Rick Dennison’s system in Baltimore a few years back with Gary Kubiak."