The Big Cat

PRETTY COOL: https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/442a2g/tyrod_taylor_here_quarterback_for_the_buffalo/ I haven't read all the way through yet...

Your sarcasm calcinator is opticating again.

I don't know. I've heard him on WGR and he just doesn't sound like a GM. It's time to move on.

You gotta envy a guy like Sully. Of all who have had an experience with the man, the vast majority think he's an absolute ****. Yet Sully lives his life either completely oblivious to this fact or without any desire to pause and consider it. CLICKS. Which is why I NEVER click his articles. Or Rodak's. Or Buscalagia's (but that's because he's consistently wrong).

You can have your doubts that TT is the franchise guy and be of the belief that the Bills shouldn't take a QB in the first round.

Yeah, a lot of fans were stupefied had how completely incapable Mario Williams became at beating the guy in front of him.

Oh god. Is that Robert Woods in the John Murphy intro?

How many people are you presently sharing a room with??

Right, okay.

It's not my fault you can't follow. Put another way, if you were to line up all the midgets, shortest to tallest, Rex would probably come in around 12th tallest.

They're all below average. Bellicheat also froze and got SUPER lucky at the end of last year's super bowl. Among NFL coaches (again, all of whom are HORRIBLE at game/clock management) Rex is about average. May be slightly better than.

I'm still flabbergasted by the staunch commitment to rejecting this concept that was utterly pervasive here but six weeks ago.

So do nothing but trust your eyes on the matter?

Which is stretching an already stretched assertion, but whatever, that's your style, just go with it.

And he definitely got crunched on a few non-sacks in that game too, just like he did last week against Denver when I was SCREAMING at the TV that it's time to change the IG rules. The point was to offer a counter to "if we're not registering countable sacks, our defense is ineffective" a prevailing and curious theory that's really starting to take hold with a couple of posters here.

I'm talking about how your appeal to authority is clearly more valid than his. Well it is. The quarterback surrenders before a valid attempt can be made. You're talking about the QB who, prior to Robey's phantom PI that would have put them @ 4 and 17 was 11/27 for 146 yards? You think the defense failed that day because he only got sacked twice?

How many times was Brady forced to throw the ball away in PATS2*? Four? Five? Six? The offense doesn't lose 4-8 yards and the clock stops, but they lose the down. Is this not essentially tantamount to a "sack?" I know it's a stretch here, but conceptually it's the same thing.

Ha. Yeah. Blessed is the man/woman who can make one of those things look good. Didn't help that mine got pulled back on my forehead there. Yikes. Had to wait a season for 6 to free up.

Good thing Rex didn't.

Damn skippy! Hello from 2002! every former water polo player should keep a photo around from their playing days. because that's about as good as it's going to get. ask my wife. she met me right around the time when that photo was taken. sorry, darling.

Please don't hold your breath waiting for that outcome.

Got it. Your source good. His source bad.

I know you're not. But the prevailing anti-Rex sentiment is that he's a bull-headed blowhard who has HIS way of doing things, and whether you're a round peg or a square hole, you're getting shoved into his ego-driven, outmoded, disorganized system.

And yet, one of the things players say is so hard about Rex's "scheme" is that it changes weekly to fit the new opponent.