Is Nate Peteman the worst QB in NFL history?

[Boatdrinks]

Yes. At least he’s in the conversation in every way . 

[Stenbar]

yes

[mjt328]

Quite possibly.

 

I'm not sure I've ever seen an NFL quarterback with such a weak arm.  No velocity.  No zip.  Everything that comes out of his hand just hangs in the air for an eternity - even on passes that are only traveling 10-15 yards in the air.  Cornerbacks keep picking off the same route, because he literally doesn't have the strength to get the ball there.

 

Once Derek Anderson has an understanding of the playbook, it's time to cut bait.  I just don't see us being able to salvage anything from this guy, even as a backup.  Even if he gains an understanding of the QB position on the same level as Tom Brady, he's just not physically talented to do anything with it.

 

[GoBills808]

9 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

...and what if he STARTS next week if Josh is a "no go"?....uh oh................I'd start Anderson and let 'em hand off 45 times....................

Can’t put him back out there. Would 100% lose the team.

[Beast]

Honestly, I don’t hate Peterman but I see no scenario that he is able to suit up for the Bills again.

 

He is what he is. A QB that telegraphs his passes and is not NFL caliber.

 

To answer the OP’s question, yeah....I think he is at least the worst to play for the Bills.

[Tcali]

1 minute ago, FeelingOnYouboty said:

Might be the worst player in NFL history

and the Bills make him a centerpiece. Says something about this bizarre organization

[Xwnyer]

YES

[yrly]

Well if your QB is gonna get injured I’d rather have Fitzpatrick 

[RobbRiddick]

I know Peterman is a religious guy, and religious guys (like Warner) always thank God when they play well. Do they blame God when they play badly, or is it just a test to see how they deal with it? Personally I'd deal with it by no longer believing in God. I wonder how Peterman deals with it?

 

Also, I remember hearing during training camp he said he wanted to be a GM when his career was over. So I guess he might be in our front office on Tuesday. 

[Tcali]

1 minute ago, mjt328 said:

Quite possibly.

 

I'm not sure I've ever seen an NFL quarterback with such a weak arm.  No velocity.  No zip.  Everything that comes out of his hand just hangs in the air for an eternity - even on passes that are only traveling 10-15 yards in the air.  Cornerbacks keep picking off the same route, because he literally doesn't have the strength to get the ball there.

 

Once Derek Anderson has an understanding of the playbook, it's time to cut bait.  I just don't see us being able to salvage anything from this guy, even as a backup.  Even if he gains an understanding of the QB position on the same level as Tom Brady, he's just not physically talented to do anything with it.

 

12 yr olds have stronger arms

[OldTimeAFLGuy]

Just now, GoBills808 said:

Can’t put him back out there. Would 100% lose the team.

 

...put 'em out there and have the OL immediately go on a "Kaep sitdown" upon the snap.....should take care of things, right?....

[Boatdrinks]

1 minute ago, Iverwig said:

For the life of me I do not understand why Peterman is still on the roster. He should have been cut after the first game. He must have some dirt on somebody in the organization. 

The plan was probably to get through another week or two, activate Anderson and quietly put Peterman on practice squad. Then release him when no one is paying attention. Having to play Peterman in an NFL game was inexcusable but you kind of knew it would happen. 

[Beast]

1 minute ago, RobbRiddick said:

I know Peterman is a religious guy, and religious guys (like Warner) always thank God when they play well. Do they blame God when they play badly, or is it just a test to see how they deal with it? Personally I'd deal with it by no longer believing in God. I wonder how Peterman deals with it?

 

Also, I remember hearing during training camp he said he wanted to be a GM when his career was over. So I guess he might be in our front office on Tuesday. 

 

Really?

[OldTimeAFLGuy]

...Jesus....always thought "pick 'em" was referring to a betting line.......guess they actually meant PeteredOUT............interesting.............

[wppete]

Sad to say but Yes.

[Nostradumbass]

3 minutes ago, mjt328 said:

Quite possibly.

 

I'm not sure I've ever seen an NFL quarterback with such a weak arm.  No velocity.  No zip.  Everything that comes out of his hand just hangs in the air for an eternity - even on passes that are only traveling 10-15 yards in the air.  Cornerbacks keep picking off the same route, because he literally doesn't have the strength to get the ball there.

 

Once Derek Anderson has an understanding of the playbook, it's time to cut bait.  I just don't see us being able to salvage anything from this guy, even as a backup.  Even if he gains an understanding of the QB position on the same level as Tom Brady, he's just not physically talented to do anything with it.

 

Could care less if Anderson has the playbook, I'd rather have rotating  7 scripted plays than what we had today

[TheBrownBear]

Peterman probably could have been a serviceable backup if the Chargers game hadn't happened.  I think it ruined him forever. 

[Seanbillsfan2206]

6 minutes ago, bigduke6 said:

kind of post we dont need here.   feel free to take a break from the board.

Seriously? Feel free to shut the hell up. 

[GunnerBill]

Just now, TheBrownBear said:

Peterman probably could have been a serviceable backup if the Chargers game hadn't happened.  I think it ruined him forever. 

 

No he couldn't. He had no chance from the moment we drafted him. 

[slipkid]

21 minutes ago, bills6969 said:

Serious question...I've never seen a QB throw as many bad INTs as this guy has.  The dude literally cannot complete a simple 15 yd out route.

Gary Marangi says “yes.”