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3 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

This is spot on. Did these guys really not expect bumps in the road for Allen? Did they really not realize how bad the offensive talent around him was? Did they really think that Peterman was capable of holding down the fort until Allen was ready? Every single one of these things was abundantly clear to even casual fans. How can the guys calling the shots be blind to it?!?

Im starting to feel like Mcbeane and company are lost. It is one thing to trade and stockpile picks- it is another to make solid pro personnel moves habitually. This is why the Jaguars have turned the corner- Tom Coughlin

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Posted (edited)
25 minutes ago, Badanswer said:

Should have signed Ryan Fitzpatrick when he was walking around OBD for Eric Woods "retirement" press conference that never happened. :)

 

Fact: Fitzpatrick re-signed with the Bucs before UFA began.  There was no opportunity to sign him. 

 

18 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

If Allen is injured they simply cannot have Peterman on the field.  They should have made this move after week 1. Better late than never.

 

4 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

Then they should have Hired him as a coach. 

 

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22 minutes ago, Badanswer said:

Should have signed Ryan Fitzpatrick when he was walking around OBD for Eric Woods "retirement" press conference that never happened. :)

 

They couldn’t.  FA hadn’t started yet.  I do agree.  He is the ideal mentor for Allen

Posted
2 minutes ago, fansince88 said:

Put it on the Line....what would you like to see?

 

Keep the QB roster as is. Save the cap space. Move forward saving the cap space and move into 2019. 

Posted (edited)
30 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

Solid move to get a veteran backup.

 

...3 years, $45 mil with $44 mil guaranteed should do it................:thumbsup:

 

THE MORT REPORT: and glad he is a cancer survivor.......

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports the Bills are expected to sign free agent Derek Anderson.

 

Anderson will give the Bills an upgrade over Nathan Peterman behind Josh Allen. He went unsigned this offseason but has strong ties to Buffalo's power structure from his Carolina days. Anderson should serve in a mentor role to Allen.
Related: Bills
 
Oct 7 - 10:43 AM
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Posted
24 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

So No next week Allen Looks like Tom Brady right because we know a Mentor is vital to QB development. Lol

 

It's supposed to make the person sound knowledgeable. They have heard qoutes about veterans mentoring young QBs. 

 

 

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Just now, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

...3 years, $45 mil with $44 mil guaranteed should do it................:thumbsup:

 

1 Dollar and a free lifetime supply of man wipes is more equitable. 

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Anderson usually played really well when he came off the bench for Cam Newton. Good signing.

Posted
Just now, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

1 Dollar and a free lifetime supply of man wipes is more equitable. 

 

...think we already have enough of those, right??................

Posted
28 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Not loving that part of the deal if true.

Agree. Do not like this move at all.

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

Keep the QB roster as is. Save the cap space. Move forward saving the cap space and move into 2019. 

Good enough.  Thanks!

Not sure I agree. Im on the need a voice in his ear on the side lines crowd.

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Should have been done a long time ago. Barring injury he's not going to play. They better release Nate, too.

 

It's criminal to have no real QB coach, and no veteran for Josh to talk to, and no offensive-minded head coach, and an OC with no record whatsoever of grooming young QBs. 

 

Oh, and no receivers or offensive line.

 

It's insane.

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Posted
12 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

Then they should have Hired him as a coach. 

He is a private coach who already has worked with josh allen and improved his footwork a lot it’s up to josh Allen and the bills coaches to continue what Palmer taught him

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3 minutes ago, fansince88 said:

Good enough.  Thanks!

Not sure I agree. Im on the need a voice in his ear on the side lines crowd.

 

Then Why is Culley here??

Posted
13 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

This is spot on. Did these guys really not expect bumps in the road for Allen? Did they really not realize how bad the offensive talent around him was? Did they really think that Peterman was capable of holding down the fort until Allen was ready? Every single one of these things was abundantly clear to even casual fans. How can the guys calling the shots be blind to it?!?

Perfect review and analysis.  Anderson has the same type of baseline skills, big, mobile and huge inaccurate arm, all at much lower levels of talent then Josh Allen.  This is a very smart move.

 

Sorry for Nate, seems like a nice guy, but not an NFL caliber player.

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Just now, Rebel101 said:

He is a private coach who already has worked with josh allen and improved his footwork a lot it’s up to josh Allen and the bills coaches to continue what Palmer taught him

 

Talking about Anderson. Palmer isnt ever going to coach makes good $$$ doing what he is doing without the grind 

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