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Local Buffalo radio (Shredd and Ragan) was saying the same thing. They also mentioned Clay as having some trade value.
Send McCoy and Clay for Goddert and a 4th.
Where did you read that?Bills asked for a 2nd AND 3rd rd pick???
Anthony Gargano - Philly radio personality tweeted it https://twitter.com/AnthonyLGargano/status/1049710685347823616
Yes it is. Imagine if they weren't working with a short field and actually got some rest by having an effective offense out there.
Nothing says roster mis-management like having to start a 35 year old mediocre QB who you signed a week ago off of his couch.
And keep bringing up conditioning when deciding if it was ok to start him. McDermott said he had to talk to the training staff. Your line stinks, he's going to get destroyed, but it doesn't matter anyways because he isn't Nate Peterman. I'd rather have Logan Thomas in there than ever seeing Nate Peterman again.
Yep. This isn't some fluke where your starter and backup get hurt in the same game and you have to stick your punter or a wideout or somebody under center. This was a completely predictable situation. We knew we were going to invest in a rookie QB, and we knew we needed a veteran either to keep the seat warm this season or to provide a reliable backup. And instead they went with Interception Man as the only available option. It's professional malpractice.
I know this is shtick, but honestly I can't really see the offense getting worse with Anderson in the short-term. Even on like half a playbook it can't get much worse than the last few weeks, right?
I quit watching at halftime and went out for a run instead. I'll chalk that up as a W for me.
Just for the record, Beane was not part of the staff during the 2017 draft when they traded the Mahomes pick. The Bills hired him 10 days after the draft.
I know. But it's pretty well known that McDermott ran that draft and reportedly passed on Mahomes because he didn't want to make a decision on a QB. He wanted the next GM to be able to have input. Which just shows how stupid and dysfunctional the whole organization is in that they should have fired Whaley right after the season and got the new GM then. Allowing McDermott to run that draft was downright criminal and the direct result is the garbage product on the field now.
I agree, The Mahomes narrative doesn't make any sense to me, as well as the Bears/Rams talk. The Bills are a year or two behind where those teams are currently. More so with the Bears. Year 1, evaluate the QB, Year 2 load him up. They have the cap space and Beane/McDermott have made solid adds defensively even with (STAR and Murphy when healthy) We just need to see what they do with $85M in cap space offensively and if those players have the impact like the defensive adds have.
We sure get blown out with McDermott. Also only scored 30+ 3 times in 23 games.
They drafted a project QB, stripped the offense of all talent, brought in an Offensive Coordinator that has never had success in the NFL, brought in a QB coach who had never been a QB coach, did not bring in a decent veteran QB for him to learn from, assessed Peterman to be ready to start so that Allen could sit and learn, and abandoned that terrible idea after one half of football.
You should take to bojang031 about this. He loves when coaches are rewarded for prior awful performance.
Well, at least you get to witness history. Tom Brady will set the record for most career wins against a single opponent with 29 wins against the Bills.
That was my thought. I live in Buffalo and listen to their radio shows. The one guy yesterday said "Terrelle Pryor would possibly be our best receiver and definitely our best QB." Made me chuckle.Tommy Collins said:
Hahaha. I actually meant a 7th but must’ve hit 6th.
