Tyrod wins this game.

[Doc]

The Bills still lose this game with TT.  Maybe by not as much, but they still lose. 

 

That being said, TT starts the rest of the way and they are now forced to draft a QB next year. 

[Buffalo_Gal]

25 minutes ago, mannc said:

No way to know, but at least they have a chance with Tyrod.  I think a lot of veterans will see this as a game given away with an historically poor coach’s decision, where a win puts this team in pretty good playoff position.  That’s how you lose a locker room.

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Agreed.

Do we win with Taylor? No one will ever know. However, I thought it was silly to start a rookie when the team is the 6th seed in the playoff hunt and it is a winnable game against a "weak" opponent (theoretically weak as LA didn't look "weak" at all). I don't see many wins in the Bills future at this point (and really hope I am wrong), but this one was given away by the coach before kick-off.

[moshermw]

Tyrod is a Rex guy.

 

McD could not wait to purge yet another Rex guy.

 

Jets game was not great but Taylor balled out in that mostly defensive debacle.

 

NO game gave McD his first real chance to move on from TT - it was like a fantasy come true.

 

Well, he just ejaculated all over himself on national TV.

 

Indefensible decision if he is going to stick to the "we are also trying to win now" narrative.

 

Pathetic. Man up and just say we are rebuilding - much more respect for that.

 

 

 

 

[GETTOTHE50]

who cares? the defense sure doesnt. 

 

 

[mannc]

I think not pulling Peterman immediately after the 3rd int was arguably worse than the decision to start him in the first place. The latter could at least be justified...

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

44 minutes ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

 

 

So didn't he have something to prove after the Jet game?  He played just as bad the next week, actually played much worse.  I'm not against TT, but posts like this are just plain stupid as TT has done very little to earn any trust.

[Senth]

The only hope Bills fans have going forward is that this little experiment lights a flame under the ass of one Tyrod Taylor. Tyrod does not win this game period.

[Tcali]

u rarely win when the other teams punter has a day at the spa

[Buffalo Boy]

1 hour ago, Ramza86 said:

Tyrod needed to be benched to throw the ball down the field? What kinda crap is that?

 

Why couldnt he just be aggressive naturally?

This!!!!

All day!!!!

Why wasn’t he showing us that last week?

And in Garbage Time, he still threw some crappy balls as usual.

The pass he did hit to Z.Jones on the left sideline, why can’t he ever throw it so the receiver can stay in and get YAC? That would have been a TD if he doesn’t run him out.

Over threw someone in the right corner of EZ who was open but as usual, didn’t pull the trigger in time.

We don’t have a QB on this team!

I am glad we lost and hope we lose the remainder.  This team is not going anywhere.

[Bob in STL]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

 

The Peterman start was a bad decision I agree, but I doubt Tyrod wins this one.  Lynn knows exactly what to do to stop TT.   So does the rest of the NFL. 

 

Now, lets hope TT gets the "motivation" to beat KC next week. 

 

 

[LEBills]

Shady was crushing the Chargers in the ground. Also, the chargers suckkkkk.

 

You can’t say he would definitely win the game, but it would have at least been competitive. And you know the chargers love losing competitive games.

[Boatdrinks]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

And then you woke up... look the change at QB had a small chance of working butvplaying Taylor had even less. Teams have been keeping him in the pocket and he's had zero answers. They've been " making him be a QB" and daring him to throw the ball. Anothony Lynn wasn't going to give him any chance to do what he can do well. Wasn't going to happen by a long shot. If Taylor is a good QB he should be able to beat a fading Chiefs team and won't be phased at Arrowhead where he's played before. They couldn't risk playing a rook in that stadium so it was worth a shot. 

[TigerJ]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

Which Tyrod are you going to get if you start him?  

[CodeMonkey]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

By your theory, having played terrible 2 weeks ago, TT should have had something to prove last week ... and he crapped the bed again.

The bottom line is this team has no QB worthy of being a starter in the NFL.  And a defense that doesn't seem to belong in the NFL either.

[Buffalo Barbarian]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

 

Yeah just like he did the past two weeks, bottom line is the defense isn't good enough and he isn't good enough.

[skibum]

If you consider the Chargers scored 30 points off turnovers, then you'll see it's not a stretch at all. And of course the D was bad - they were on the field for the entire first half!

[Call_Of_Ktulu]

1 hour ago, ChicagoRic said:

I called the QB decision this past week an unmitigated disaster.   I stand by that.  The Peterman experiment should be over. 

 

Tyrod would have come into this game with something to prove and likely would have pulled out the win.

 

Hoping now that his benching has given him the motivation to play with heat to the end of this season to end his tenure with the Bills.

 

You do know the Chargers have a slightly better version of the Jets defense. Taylor would've lost this game and looked just as bad as Peterman. 

[par73]

Only if he can play DL.

[Luka]

Tyrod doesn't win this game. The offense still struggled even after the Chargers had gone home. Nothing fixes this team, we got lucky with turnovers at the beginning of the year and that luck has run out.

[Call_Of_Ktulu]

When we are eliminated from the playoffs there is absolutely no reason to start Taylor. Let Taylor lose against KC and start Peterman to close out the season.