Tyrod hurt again

[UKBillFan]

29 minutes ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:

 

Just a dumb "process" question have seen this a few times in various threads.

 

Old Man started the thread and posted: "Carted off the field,  that guy is cursed"

 

2nd post/reply is by you Promo responding to K-9, "He has to want to sign"  but there isn't a post above this from K-9.

 

How can that be??  How are you replying to a post that isn't here??

 

 

K-9's post was originally below Promo's reply. Now it has seemingly disappeared.

[StHustle]

1 hour ago, UKBillFan said:

 

K-9's post was originally below Promo's reply. Now it has seemingly disappeared.

He deleted it

[HOUSE]

I will always love Tyrod, wishing him well

[Putin]

5 hours ago, Old Man said:

Carted off the field,  that guy is cursed 

Those SB odds must have dropped dramatically 

[Captain Caveman]

5 hours ago, K-9 said:

I think he is destined for the PS. If the Giants claim him off the PS then don’t the Bills have to sign him to the 53 or lose him or does that rule not apply to vested vets?  I’m inclined to believe the Bills don’t wanna carry three QBs on the 53. 
 

Agree entirely that Barkley would wanna have more fun on a SB contender. 

He could choose to stay on the practice squad (not subject to waivers) but the difference in pay between practice squad and active roster is at least $600k

Maybe that's not worth it to him, but the chance to actually play in games as the primary backup could be worth making a change.

4 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

PS players are free agents.  If another team offers to sign any player, vested or not, the player has the choice to sign, or to say "no thanks, I'm Good here."

 

Of course, there's enough of a pay raise that for a young player the motivation to take it is strong.

 

This is true, but non-vested players (I think less than 4 years) do go through waivers before being able to be signed to the practice squad.  Barkley is not subject to this though as a vested veteran.

[MJS]

4 hours ago, Limeaid said:

No everyone does not like him.  A number of posters have taken cheap shots at him even when a Bills QB.

What Bills QB has not taken cheap shots from the fans? That's the nature of the position.

[Captain Caveman]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/08/28/brian-daboll-tyrod-taylor-should-be-ok/

[Beerball]

6 hours ago, WMDman said:

Im probably in the minority but I still like Tyrod

 

hope he is okay

Don’t wish ill on him but very happy he is elsewhere.

Edited August 29, 2022 by Beerball

[Breakout Squad]

6 hours ago, syhuang said:

 

Holy crow! That was brutal 

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

3 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

I don't know. It was deleted?

 

OK saw it happen a few times, thought there was some trick I didn't know about.

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

10 hours ago, WMDman said:

Im probably in the minority but I still like Tyrod

 

hope he is okay

Don’t get the Tyrod hate. Never did. He was a key piece in breaking the drought. Sure he sucked in the playoffs, but he got us there which I think helped break the Bills loser mentality and also contributed to getting Josh Allen on some Butterfly Effect ****

[Gugny]

4 minutes ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

Don’t get the Tyrod hate. Never did. He was a key piece in breaking the drought. Sure he sucked in the playoffs, but he got us there which I think helped break the Bills loser mentality and also contributed to getting Josh Allen on some Butterfly Effect ****

 

He was not a key piece in breaking the drought.  And his "performance" in the playoffs proved that.  He was horrible and the Bills won games despite him; not because of him.

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

Just now, Gugny said:

 

He was not a key piece in breaking the drought.  And his "performance" in the playoffs proved that.  He was horrible and the Bills won games despite him; not because of him.

The starting QB was not a key piece? You lost me, pal. He got it to the playmakers, took care of the ball, and was one of the better dual threat guys in the league. Obviously, he was not the whole offense like Josh, but he was just as important as anybody else on that offense other than Shady. I’m sure McDermott would say the same thing. 

[Gugny]

9 minutes ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

The starting QB was not a key piece? You lost me, pal. He got it to the playmakers, took care of the ball, and was one of the better dual threat guys in the league. Obviously, he was not the whole offense like Josh, but he was just as important as anybody else on that offense other than Shady. I’m sure McDermott would say the same thing. 

 

No.  The defense played out of their minds with turnovers  and they got a TON of help from other teams, even before Cincinnati ended the drought for us.  Tyrod Taylor ended the drought like Trent Dilfer won the Super Bowl for the Ravens.  He sucked.

 

Edited August 29, 2022 by Gugny

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

5 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

No.  The defense played out of their minds with turnovers  and they got a TON of help from other teams, even before Cincinnati ended the drought for us.  Tyrod Taylor ended the drought like Trent Dilfer won the Super Bowl for the Ravens.  He sucked.

 

What is this myth that Cincinatti ended the drought for us? Any AFC game in week 4 had just as much of an effect as the Bal/Cinci one. It was just more dramatic because it happened on Week 17. The bottom line is Buffalo handled business, beat Miami, and won the correct amount of games. As far as the Tyrod thing? We will agree to disagree. 

[FireChans]

10 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

No.  The defense played out of their minds with turnovers  and they got a TON of help from other teams, even before Cincinnati ended the drought for us.  Tyrod Taylor ended the drought like Trent Dilfer won the Super Bowl for the Ravens.  He sucked.

 

Lol “help me understand the TT hate”

 

Nate Peterman had a better TD%. Yes, THAT Nate Peterman.

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

Just now, FireChans said:

Lol “help me understand the TT hate”

 

Nate Peterman had a better TD%. Yes, THAT Nate Peterman.

😂 Tyrod Taylor has way more passing attempts than Peterman. If we’re going by your logic, then Marcus Allen (who has a 6:1 TD/INT ratio) is a better QB than both of them. If you think Peterman holds a candle to Tyrod then you’re trippin. 

[FireChans]

5 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

😂 Tyrod Taylor has way more passing attempts than Peterman. If we’re going by your logic, then Marcus Allen (who has a 6:1 TD/INT ratio) is a better QB than both of them. If you think Peterman holds a candle to Tyrod then you’re trippin. 

How many games did Marcus Allen start at QB for the 2017 Bills lol.

[Beerball]

6 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

😂 Tyrod Taylor has way more passing attempts than Peterman. If we’re going by your logic, then Marcus Allen (who has a 6:1 TD/INT ratio) is a better QB than both of them. If you think Peterman holds a candle to Tyrod then you’re trippin. 

He sucked, give it up.

[The Red King]

Are we doing this again?  This is a thread about Tyrod's injury.  There are a million threads debating Tyrod's performance, including a very recent one.  Please stay on-topic.

 

 

Edited August 29, 2022 by The Red King