PastaJoe

Quid pro quo. Trump campaign solicits help from Russia to hurt Clinton and aid Trump. We know about Don Jr's meeting, and Trump's own words, "Russia, I hope your listening...". What else was done that isn't yet public? Trump wins electoral college after Russian bots spread fake news in close states. Flynn then instructed by "high level official" to assure Russia that they shouldn't worry about new sanctions being imposed by Obama, which violates the Logan Act. Then as president Trump asks Comey to stop pursuing Flynn. Trump then fired an uncooperative Comey. Obstruction of justice. Trump then asks Republicans in Congress to back off investigation. And that's only what is known publicly to-date. Quid pro quo.

As in tackling opposing players?

You can pad completion stats with the short dump offs he makes because he doesn't trust his ability to throw long or in close coverage. Compare his first two throws to Benjamin vs NO that weren't even in bounds, and Peterman's first throw to Benjamin that threaded in through coverage.

Love the spin! Pick the one stat that puts Tyrod on the same level as the greatest of all-time while ignoring that he can't consistently put the ball within a receiver's catch radius. How could you possibly read that one stat and distort it in that way?!? There are exceptions to every rule (Drew Brees was also a free agent pick up) but this spin is the type of thing that really lowers the quality of conversation on here. He's more like Hundley than Brady.

I was wrong to think that given the off-season emphasis on the run game, the Bills would have a strong set of backup RBs to relieve McCoy.

If Peterman turns out to be as "bad" as Drew Brees, I'll take it over Tyrod's escapablity.

If DiMarco catches that first pass we may have had a completely different game. That may have rattled Peterman, and then the next 2 Ints were in the OL.

This is the most points the Bills have allowed over three games in a season since the final three games of 1976, when they gave up 130.

It never was. They got lucky vs Atlanta (injured WRs) and Denver (poor QB play and Miller bonehead penalty). The last 3 weeks have exposed them.

This isn't a playoff caliber team. Play Peterman and get through his rookie initiation. Tyrod isn't the answer. If Peterman doesn't show he can handle it, draft a QB.

And played terrible in the last two games, prompting a change.

Yes buddy, but we know Tyrod's ceiling, we need to find out about Peterman.

So Tyrod can score in cleanup time. Whoopee!

I agree, but you must get the QB. Look at which teams win the Super Bowl. They have the top tier QBs.

But they could have both if they weren't so bad at drafting; for years they either drafted positions that weren't a need (RB), made bad picks, or traded or let go to free agency those high picks. Good teams get their franchise QB and build around them.

If you don't have a quality QB, nothing else matters. How about getting a QB AND improving the line? Other teams seem to be able to do it.

What was someone saying about how Tyrod has pocket awareness?

And Peterman will learn. How many years has Tyrod been in the league and he still can't get the ball in the receiver's catch radius in the endzone. Tyrod isn't the answer, let's use the rest of the season to see if Peterman is. If not, then draft a QB.

It was the right decision. Tyrod was doing nothing in the past couple of games. I blame the OL for not giving Peterman time in the pocket.

Because he still isn't the answer.

The coach clap is back!

Christ, Tyrod still overthrows in endzone.

I never thought Tyrod was the answer. I still preferred switching to Peterman.

Tyrod's escapability has been masking the weakness of the OL. Give Peterman some time to step into his throw and he'd do much better.

Millionaires on a 747, it can't be that bad.