Coach Tuesday

Early contender for Thread Title of 2018.

I’ve been saying for years - the Bills should stop waiting for luck to find them...

BADOL called this...

Has anybody mentioned a fivehead joke yet? What a weird, weird thing to get fired up about.

KC and Houston each traded up for a QB last year and neither regret doing so. The Bills need to stop playing checkers.

He did a decent job this year considering what they were trotting out there at the DT spots. You know what? Here is a hot take, Castillo did a decent job too. He had a third round rookie playing well at LT, he had Ducasse playing serviceably at RG, and Mills flatlined at 2-3 terrible plays per game. And when you consider that Tyrod holds the ball longer than any QB in the league, keeping him upright was no small feat.

More like Doug Baldwin.

Union politics + the Buffalo Bills media team = today

He should've been retained as a bridge QB, but they needlessly extended and overpaid him (sound familiar) and then had to cut bait when he couldn't live up to his contract. The Bills love to overpay guys (or overcommit draft picks) and then get buyer's remorse.

You just described Drew Brees to a tee... he ran a spread at Purdue, he's short, he's a hot head (crazy family issues), etc. Not a coincidence that the Saints are reportedly interested in Mayfield...

He has a very long windup, it really freaks me out.

His throws are horrible...

Losing Wood would not ruin the offseason IMO. Groy was a capable fill-in, centers can be found in free agency, and Wood was not playing well this season anyhow.

Disagree. They could cobble together a decent running game with draft picks and free agents - other teams have, many times.

So many Sammy Watkins ironies...

Other than Shady (who is replaceable in a modern offense), there is only one player on the team who could be injured so badly that it would "ruin the offseason" and that's Tre.

This sounds a bit overhyped - there is no player on the offensive side of the ball whom it would "ruin the offseason" to lose...

I believe that the OP has a "source" (a freelance scout/executive) who told him that the Bills like Darnold, and that they also still like Peterman as a developmental prospect. THAT'S IT. The rest of it is the OP's excited stretch.

Well ... said ... ?

Nate Peterman will be a great offensive coordinator someday. In the meantime he lacks the arm to throw a 12-yard out. I think it's more likely that he's released this offseason. Maybe the Texans will sign him if they like him that much. His ceiling is TJ Yates so...

Just go get the QB. Just do it. The fans will forgive you for trying and missing - they won’t tolerate not trying.

Hard to score more points, Sean, when your offensive strategy is “hide under the blanket.”

I understand you require simple solutions to complex problems. Find me a single post where I’ve defended Doug Whaley.

Oh I understand all right.

Are you really that unsophisticated that you think it's just a matter of contracts "getting done"? The size and structure of the contract, in itself and relative to the rest of the roster, makes all the difference in the world. Cap management was Overdorf's fiefdom, not Whaley's. Cap management is what I am talking about - the Bills allocate resources to certain players in a certain way and then immediately regret doing so. It has little to do with Doug Whaley.