Beef Jerky Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 I told you all when he came in for a visit this would be our future QB.
Magox Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 We’re Ready by Tyrod Taylor Fantastic. I'm ready Someone needs to tell Tyrod the season is already over for the Bills according to the experts. Be a realist and throw in the towel. Do you ever post anything other than these sort of posts? Its like you have a complex or something.
North Buffalo Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 The more I hear about TT, the more impressed I become of him as a man. Football players in general are iffy characters. Part of the design... TT seems to be breaking the mold... either that or he has a helluv a pr department, these Presidential candidates should be envious.
Saxum Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 The more I hear about TT, the more impressed I become of him as a man. Football players in general are iffy characters. Part of the design... TT seems to be breaking the mold... either that or he has a helluv a pr department, these Presidential candidates should be envious. Other than having a douche bag of an agent yes.
Best Player Available Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 The more I hear about TT, the more impressed I become of him as a man. Football players in general are iffy characters. Part of the design... TT seems to be breaking the mold... either that or he has a helluv a pr department, these Presidential candidates should be envious. Good for Tyrod. This smells like Russ Brandon though. Imo
swnybillsfan Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 The more I hear about TT, the more impressed I become of him as a man. Football players in general are iffy characters. Part of the design... TT seems to be breaking the mold... either that or he has a helluv a pr department, these Presidential candidates should be envious. it is possible that waiting and preparing for his moment has done him a lot of good. on the field as well as off. he seems like he is a good young man with a focus and drive that lends itself to a great story. he also has a confidence that does not come across as arrogance, and a command that seems to garner the respect of his peers. he is a great underdog that we can all get behind. and he has a lot of talent to boot. i am really looking forward to this opener, and the season.
3rdand12 Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 We’re Ready by Tyrod Taylor WOW. Just WOW. Proud moment. What a thoughtful writing ! And Cameron was right, glad Tyrod took it to heart. So glad to still be a Bills fans. After all the garbage for so many years, something like this nearly brings tears to my eyes. The Stars Are Aligning now. time to change the signature for me Yea you are ready until you don't make the playoffs... really? This is character. You cant teach character. I think you can. Thats what we parents try very very hard to do every day. But there is no question, this writing is all about character. Quality character it is possible that waiting and preparing for his moment has done him a lot of good. on the field as well as off. he seems like he is a good young man with a focus and drive that lends itself to a great story. he also has a confidence that does not come across as arrogance, and a command that seems to garner the respect of his peers. he is a great underdog that we can all get behind. and he has a lot of talent to boot. i am really looking forward to this opener, and the season. Patience and hard work will reward a Man. It is no small task either. Lets wish him the best shall we ?
Big Turk Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 Tyrod is such a class act...this dude lives, eats and breathes this stuff...very Ryan O'Reilly like...
Marty McFly Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 WOW. Just WOW. Proud moment. What a thoughtful writing ! And Cameron was right, glad Tyrod took it to heart. So glad to still be a Bills fans. After all the garbage for so many years, something like this nearly brings tears to my eyes. The Stars Are Aligning now. time to change the signature for me really? I think you can. Thats what we parents try very very hard to do every day. But there is no question, this writing is all about character. Quality character Patience and hard work will reward a Man. It is no small task either. Lets wish him the best shall we ? Youre right 3rd, I misspoke What I meant was by the time players make it to the NFL their characters are almost already shaped due to childhood, parenting, etc, and a coach will not always be able to teach players to have good character as opposed to teaching them the playbook.
Bleed Bills Blue Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 Tyrod is such a class act...this dude lives, eats and breathes this stuff...very Ryan O'Reilly like... You hear similar stuff recited by a lot of athletes; but you can sense Tyrod believes it to his core.
Kirby Jackson Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 it is possible that waiting and preparing for his moment has done him a lot of good. on the field as well as off. he seems like he is a good young man with a focus and drive that lends itself to a great story. he also has a confidence that does not come across as arrogance, and a command that seems to garner the respect of his peers. he is a great underdog that we can all get behind. and he has a lot of talent to boot. i am really looking forward to this opener, and the season.This is a good post. It kind of got me thinking that he is the perfect "Buffalo Guy." We love the overachievers. We love the guys that haven't been handed anything. We don't like the flashy stars, we love the Freddie Jackson's of the world. Tyrod has a lot of that as an NFL QB.
3rdand12 Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 Youre right 3rd, I misspoke What I meant was by the time players make it to the NFL their characters are almost already shaped due to childhood, parenting, etc, and a coach will not always be able to teach players to have good character as opposed to teaching them the playbook. Marty, I think by the time players get to the NFL they are expected, mostly , and sometimes incorrectly, to be shaped and defined in character. If someone has strong parenting and a consistent environment to develop within.? Good character is likely realized. I think Tyrod is a fine example of that. I can see him as a leader I would follow. respect.
stevewin Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 If I got the opportunity in Buffalo and didn’t do anything with it, I could live with that as a man. That's an odd sentiment. Is it a typo? Would think he would want to say "If I got the opportunity in Buffalo and didn’t do anything with it, I couldn't live with that as a man."
Beef Jerky Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 That's an odd sentiment. Is it a typo? Would think he would want to say "If I got the opportunity in Buffalo and didn’t do anything with it, I couldn't live with that as a man." I think he meant "At least I had my shot at it" you know better then never starting.
3rdand12 Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 You hear similar stuff recited by a lot of athletes; but you can sense Tyrod believes it to his core. I have on occasion been foolish in judging folks. but i have learned not to judge too quickly by now. I have the same sense B B B. He will live and die, win or lose with his belief. I applaud that in a man, or woman.
stevewin Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 I think he meant "At least I had my shot at it" you know better then never starting. Ok gues that makes sense - strangely worded though
3rdand12 Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 That's an odd sentiment. Is it a typo? Would think he would want to say "If I got the opportunity in Buffalo and didn’t do anything with it, I couldn't live with that as a man." If he failed. he could go home sound in mind that he gave it his best. This was his big test, he studied he worked he gave it his all. There is a satisfaction in that. Not everyone can win the match. But if you do your very best, that is enough. There is always someone better. Thats called being humble
stevewin Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 If he failed. he could go home sound in mind that he gave it his best. This was his big test, he studied he worked he gave it his all. There is a satisfaction in that. Not everyone can win the match. But if you do your very best, that is enough. There is always someone better. Thats called being humble Right. But something like "If I got the opportunity in Buffalo and it didn't work out despite my best efforts..." would have expressed it much better. 'Didn't do anything with it' has a very negative connotation IMO
Marty McFly Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 Marty, I think by the time players get to the NFL they are expected, mostly , and sometimes incorrectly, to be shaped and defined in character. If someone has strong parenting and a consistent environment to develop within.? Good character is likely realized. I think Tyrod is a fine example of that. I can see him as a leader I would follow. respect. You know what I respect the most about that? Tyrod came in last season and led by example, playing when he had minor injuries, not complaining, and always maintaining a positive attitude regardless of our teams/coaching suckitude. Real leaders lead by example and he really stamped his name on the starting QB title.
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