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18 minutes ago, garybusey said:

At least 2 of the INTs were on Bills receivers making two boneheaded plays.

 

The FB who had the ball bounce of his head and into the arms of a Charger should have an INT on his stat sheet. Pretty sure Zay dropped one as well that resulted in a pick. 

 

Yes - Peterman had a horrible game, but if you take his INTs in context I do not think the game was all time bad like many believe.

 

 

Really?  Which is the second? 

 

In the first, the ball did go off the receiver's hands but SOP for that kind of toss is to throw it low, making it a harder catch for the WR but also less likely to be pick-able

I don't know of another that wasn't on NRN.  Did he show some good throws, sure, but most wet-behind-ears QB get a clue and rein it in before they rack up #5.

 

I think Ryan Fitzpatrick threw 5 picks as a rookie.  How'd that decision making work out down the road?

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14 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

That can't be a complete list including this year, since Big Ben threw 5 vs Jacksonville this year, and Not-ready-Nate threw 5 in the first half vs LA Chargers this year.  Edit: Oh, I see -  35 games somehow I read it as 5

 

 

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/pass_int_single_game.htm

 

+    indicates Hall of Famer

 

Ryan Fitzpatrick 5 STL St. Louis Rams vs. Minnesota Vikings, December 11, 2005
Norm Van Brocklin+ 5 RAM Los Angeles Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers, October 28, 1951
Warren Moon+ 5 HOU Houston Oilers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, November 24, 1991
Steve Pelluer 5 DAL Dallas Cowboys vs. Los Angeles Raiders, November 9, 1986
Drew Bledsoe 5 NWE New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins, November 21, 1999
Eli Manning 5 NYG New York Giants vs. San Francisco 49ers, November 16, 2014
David Woodley 5 MIA Miami Dolphins vs. Dallas Cowboys, October 25, 1981
Matt Ryan 5 ATL Atlanta Falcons vs. Arizona Cardinals, November 18, 2012
Dick Shiner 5 PIT Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns, November 17, 1968
Larry Rakestraw 5 CHI Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions, September 22, 1968
John Elway+ 5 DEN Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs, December 14, 1985
Dick Wood 5 NYJ New York Jets vs. Boston Patriots, September 27, 1964
Nathan Peterman 5 BUF Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Chargers, November 19, 2017
Troy Aikman+ 5 DAL Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants, October 15, 2000
Mike Phipps 5 CLE Cleveland Browns vs. Miami Dolphins, December 24, 1972
Joe Flacco 5 BAL Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills, September 29, 2013
Mark Rypien 5 WAS Washington Redskins vs. Chicago Bears, December 9, 1990
Randy Wright 5 GNB Green Bay Packers vs. New Orleans Saints, September 14, 1986
Ben Roethlisberger 5 PIT Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, October 8, 2017
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, October 5, 1980
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Philadelphia Eagles, January 3, 1981
Mark Brunell 5 JAX Jacksonville Jaguars vs. St. Louis Rams, October 20, 1996
Jim Hardy 5 CRD Chicago Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, October 28, 1951
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers, November 29, 1981

 

 

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1 minute ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

This seems like Tyrod to me

 

I don't think you can tag TT with "marginal arm strength".  His deep ball, under Roman/Lynn, was one of our strengths.  He has patience under pressure, sometimes too much, but he doesn't react as a pocket passer should by stepping up into his lanes.  I'm not equipped to comment on the sloppy mechanics and spotty accuracy - I thought his mechanics were OK but I'm not a QB guru, and when a WR and QB miss each other all you can say is one of the two messed up.

 

The poor decisions I grant though in the opposite direction.  Maybe we could pour Peterman and Taylor's risk perception into a big pot, stir, and come up with something just right.

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5 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Really?  Which is the second? 

 

In the first, the ball did go off the receiver's hands but SOP for that kind of toss is to throw it low, making it a harder catch for the WR but also less likely to be pick-able

I don't know of another that wasn't on NRN.  Did he show some good throws, sure, but most wet-behind-ears QB get a clue and rein it in before they rack up #5.

 

Just rewatched all 5. You're right - there wasn't a second that was on the WR. No excuse, though, for the FB. Perfect pass and there wasn't a defender within 8 yards of him until he volleyed it into the air.

 

 

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Just now, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I don't think you can tag TT with "marginal arm strength".  His deep ball, under Roman/Lynn, was one of our strengths.  He has patience under pressure, sometimes too much, but he doesn't react as a pocket passer should by stepping up into his lanes.  I'm not equipped to comment on the sloppy mechanics and spotty accuracy - I thought his mechanics were OK but I'm not a QB guru, and when a WR and QB miss each other all you can say is one of the two messed up.

 

The poor decisions I grant though in the opposite direction.  Maybe we could pour Peterman and Taylor's risk perception into a big pot, stir, and come up with something just right.

Fair enough ....   This season it appears as if he's declined

That mixture would be sweet 

6 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

I heard on NFLN today that the Jags are 8-0 when Bortles has no picks, which means they are 2-6 when he has at least one.  So any INT that we can get in this game will be HUGE.

 

I had heard that too

 

Lets go 3 Amigo's   Poyer, Hyde and White!!!    One each would be sweet!!! 

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10 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/pass_int_single_game.htm

 

+    indicates Hall of Famer

 

Ryan Fitzpatrick 5 STL St. Louis Rams vs. Minnesota Vikings, December 11, 2005
Norm Van Brocklin+ 5 RAM Los Angeles Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers, October 28, 1951
Warren Moon+ 5 HOU Houston Oilers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, November 24, 1991
Steve Pelluer 5 DAL Dallas Cowboys vs. Los Angeles Raiders, November 9, 1986
Drew Bledsoe 5 NWE New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins, November 21, 1999
Eli Manning 5 NYG New York Giants vs. San Francisco 49ers, November 16, 2014
David Woodley 5 MIA Miami Dolphins vs. Dallas Cowboys, October 25, 1981
Matt Ryan 5 ATL Atlanta Falcons vs. Arizona Cardinals, November 18, 2012
Dick Shiner 5 PIT Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns, November 17, 1968
Larry Rakestraw 5 CHI Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions, September 22, 1968
John Elway+ 5 DEN Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs, December 14, 1985
Dick Wood 5 NYJ New York Jets vs. Boston Patriots, September 27, 1964
Nathan Peterman 5 BUF Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Chargers, November 19, 2017
Troy Aikman+ 5 DAL Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants, October 15, 2000
Mike Phipps 5 CLE Cleveland Browns vs. Miami Dolphins, December 24, 1972
Joe Flacco 5 BAL Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills, September 29, 2013
Mark Rypien 5 WAS Washington Redskins vs. Chicago Bears, December 9, 1990
Randy Wright 5 GNB Green Bay Packers vs. New Orleans Saints, September 14, 1986
Ben Roethlisberger 5 PIT Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, October 8, 2017
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, October 5, 1980
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Philadelphia Eagles, January 3, 1981
Mark Brunell 5 JAX Jacksonville Jaguars vs. St. Louis Rams, October 20, 1996
Jim Hardy 5 CRD Chicago Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, October 28, 1951
Tommy Kramer 5 MIN Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers, November 29, 1981

 

 

Oh, Kramer...

Posted
8 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

Yes.  Bank on it.  With 26NateHater its a passion for him.  

How many games has Nate played in the NFL?   1 no? 

 

Isn't it 4?  https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PeteNa00/gamelog/2017/

 

Then there's preseason.

 

I'll grant it's not a large sample size, but what I don't understand, based upon his being a 5th round draft pick combined with said sample size, is why folks are high on seeing him more? 

Not meaning to dump on the kid as some others or assert that a handful of passess in 4 games define him, it's just you usually don't expect much out of a 4th round or later draft pick besides holding a clipboard for a year or two, or maybe some practice squad.  If you are going to get more, it usually telegraphs itself as a stellar performance in preseason (ie Dak Prescott) or exceptional quality play when he starts (ie, don't shoot me, Ryan Fitzpatrick's first game - >300 yds passing, 3:1 TD:INT kind of thing)

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3 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I don't think you can tag TT with "marginal arm strength".  His deep ball, under Roman/Lynn, was one of our strengths.  He has patience under pressure, sometimes too much, but he doesn't react as a pocket passer should by stepping up into his lanes.  I'm not equipped to comment on the sloppy mechanics and spotty accuracy - I thought his mechanics were OK but I'm not a QB guru, and when a WR and QB miss each other all you can say is one of the two messed up.

 

The poor decisions I grant though in the opposite direction.  Maybe we could pour Peterman and Taylor's risk perception into a big pot, stir, and come up with something just right.

 

Actually, ProFootballFocus calculates a passer rating under pressure, though it no doubt requires some subjective interpretation.

It's always one of Taylor's highest ratings. (I attached the week 16 rankings as an example)

 

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/nfl-qb-rankings-by-pff-grade-after-week-16

Posted
1 minute ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Isn't it 4?  https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PeteNa00/gamelog/2017/

 

Then there's preseason.

 

I'll grant it's not a large sample size, but what I don't understand, based upon his being a 5th round draft pick combined with said sample size, is why folks are high on seeing him more? 

Not meaning to dump on the kid as some others or assert that a handful of passess in 4 games define him, it's just you usually don't expect much out of a 4th round or later draft pick besides holding a clipboard for a year or two, or maybe some practice squad.  If you are going to get more, it usually telegraphs itself as a stellar performance in preseason (ie Dak Prescott) or exceptional quality play when he starts (ie, don't shoot me, Ryan Fitzpatrick's first game - >300 yds passing, 3:1 TD:INT kind of thing)

 

Agree with this. I just don't think we should conclude his career is unsalvagable.

Posted
11 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

Fair enough ....   This season it appears as if he's declined

That mixture would be sweet 

 

Lets go 3 Amigo's   Poyer, Hyde and White!!!    One each would be sweet!!! 

 

I think that had more to do with the change in WR and playcalling.  Our current guys don't get the kind of separation TT wants downfield and he doesn't trust them as he was starting to trust Sammy.

 

Let's Go Buffalo!

 

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10 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Isn't it 4?  https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PeteNa00/gamelog/2017/

 

Then there's preseason.

 

I'll grant it's not a large sample size, but what I don't understand, based upon his being a 5th round draft pick combined with said sample size, is why folks are high on seeing him more? 

Not meaning to dump on the kid as some others or assert that a handful of passess in 4 games define him, it's just you usually don't expect much out of a 4th round or later draft pick besides holding a clipboard for a year or two, or maybe some practice squad.  If you are going to get more, it usually telegraphs itself as a stellar performance in preseason (ie Dak Prescott) or exceptional quality play when he starts (ie, don't shoot me, Ryan Fitzpatrick's first game - >300 yds passing, 3:1 TD:INT kind of thing)

 

 

If you want to use preseason you want.   I see zero INT's there.   

 

It's a double edged sword.     When I use preseason stats people don't like it when I post Tyrod's QB rating  of 27.9.   12 in the PHI game. 

5 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I think that had more to do with the change in WR and playcalling.  Our current guys don't get the kind of separation TT wants downfield and he doesn't trust them as he was starting to trust Sammy.

 

Let's Go Buffalo!

 

Trust....  Also -  He should have been able to get in sync after 10 or more games.   

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Posted
54 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

No need for this thread but 5 INTs in one half! 

 

 

Peterman wished to prove Savior Peterman was completely delusional.

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Posted
52 minutes ago, billsfan11 said:

I still don’t understand how the Bills lost that cowboys game lol

 

Just hit me that it’s been 10 years.

 

Cripes.

Posted
23 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

This seems like Tyrod to me 

 

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He has no patience under pressure, sloppy mechanics, spotty accuracy,  marginal arm strength,  and makes poor decisions

 

This sound nothing like Hotrod.

Posted
53 minutes ago, klumzyfule66 said:

5 Ints in 4 separate games, yet the most we have won by was 10 points?  GEESH what an awful team during the drought.

 

Our offenses have been inept. It's like this year...when we were getting a boatload of turnovers but doing nothing with them.

If it weren't for the defense gifting the offense those turnovers in opponent territory, the scoreboard would look much worse. Fortunately, the offense often started in FG range, so when they promptly went 3 & out, they could at least get 3 points.

When the defense got turnovers in our own side of the field, it usually lead to a punt :/

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10 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Isn't it 4?  https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PeteNa00/gamelog/2017/

 

Then there's preseason.

 

I'll grant it's not a large sample size, but what I don't understand, based upon his being a 5th round draft pick combined with said sample size, is why folks are high on seeing him more? 

Not meaning to dump on the kid as some others or assert that a handful of passess in 4 games define him, it's just you usually don't expect much out of a 4th round or later draft pick besides holding a clipboard for a year or two, or maybe some practice squad.  If you are going to get more, it usually telegraphs itself as a stellar performance in preseason (ie Dak Prescott) or exceptional quality play when he starts (ie, don't shoot me, Ryan Fitzpatrick's first game - >300 yds passing, 3:1 TD:INT kind of thing)

 

Has less to do with Peterman, specifically and more to do with people being really tired of seeing Tyrod's JV offense every Sunday. 

 

Taylor's ceiling is well known and established at this point. Peterman is an unknown and I think people wanted to see if maybe the Bills got lucky in the 5th round. It's like a scratch-off ticket, basically. More than likely it's going in the garbage, but you never know until you take a look. 

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