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    honey pie
    • Jul 2002
    • 32592

    #16
    Re: what does orton do well

    I'm looking for a guy to show up who can be consistent and win. This season Orton was the best option. Now it's no longer this season and the question really is about EJ Manuel. He wasn't ready to play this year. I wish someone would explain to me why we don't have the QB position loaded up considering it's the constant thorn in our sides ... and it's a huge thorn with a nasty infection too. However, we can carry a kick off specialist who blows up the most critical kicks -- both the ones going down the field and onside. If you have a roster spot on this team for a ****ing kick off specialist to run plays that pretty much don't matter any more the ****er better have some killer skill that can change a game.

    So I would say we need to hire every single available QB and draft one with every pick we have ... but get rid of the kickoff specialists and add a QB to the roster. Fire the idiot that needs a kickoff specialist too he's an idiot.

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    • djjimkelly
      Registered User
      • Apr 2003
      • 7045

      #17
      Re: what does orton do well

      Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
      He doesn't do anything particularly well.

      He still should be on the roster in 2015 though, not because of his own merit but because a lack of other options. No one who will be available is any better, and we'd have to use cap space and/or draft picks that we can't spare to get someone else.
      he is also 5 mil that from what i understand doesnt count on cap if he's not here.

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      • OpIv37
        Acid Douching Asswipe
        • Sep 2002
        • 101230

        #18
        Re: what does orton do well

        Originally posted by djjimkelly View Post
        he is also 5 mil that from what i understand doesnt count on cap if he's not here.
        Ok, so then the question becomes "is there someone better that we can get for $5 mil or less?"

        Unfortunately I don't think there is.
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        • djjimkelly
          Registered User
          • Apr 2003
          • 7045

          #19
          Re: what does orton do well

          Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
          Ok, so then the question becomes "is there someone better that we can get for $5 mil or less?"

          Unfortunately I don't think there is.
          i actually think this years FA class has some talent. not top 10 talent but better then 28th qbr talent.

          now im not a GM and of course id have to watch tons of film to truly evaluate.

          but sanchez , jake locker , matt moore, ryan mallett. matt shaub

          but on a quick look all would be upgrades over orton and for relatively cheap

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          • Cali512
            Registered User
            • Jan 2012
            • 6393

            #20
            Re: what does orton do well

            Moore is no better than thad was. He has energy but no real skill.

            Mallet is a bad player overall


            Locker is tennessees version of JP

            Shaub is hated in Oakland as the backup without takimg a snap, with a 3-12 rookie favored over him. So ya

            Sanchez is identical to Orton in what he can and cant do so there is that
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            • Albany,n.y.
              Registered User
              • Jul 2002
              • 5599

              #21
              Re: what does orton do well

              He's a good provider for his wife & kid. He made 3 to 4 times more $ this season than I made working over 30 years combined.

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              • IlluminatusUIUC
                Registered User
                • Sep 2012
                • 8966

                #22
                Re: what does orton do well

                The one thing I can say is that he never seems to panic. You never really see those plays where you can see the QB freaking out and chucking up a duck into coverage. This is coupled, unfortunately, with a quick willingness to give up and title though.


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                • Cali512
                  Registered User
                  • Jan 2012
                  • 6393

                  #23
                  Re: what does orton do well

                  I think people think hes gives up is bc on alot of 3rd downs the coaching staff calls a pure one read plays. I dont think hes giving up just giving the ball to the WR asap so we can catch the D off guard. Like that 2 yard pass to Woods we saw like 4 times. Its a designed play that the Wide receivers are meant to fake like they are doimg real routes and then they start blocking. Its a dead play if the D doesnt show the coverage we need. There are othet players usually open on these plays but thats bc the D knows the play. And if Orton tries lookong downfield than hell get destroyed bc thr line isnt expecting to block long. Marrone said last week that our plays only work if they are in the D we expect. I think if you look at most of Ortons horrible reads its due to that or WRs not adjusting in time
                  Last edited by Cali512; 12-22-2014, 01:34 PM.
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                  • OpIv37
                    Acid Douching Asswipe
                    • Sep 2002
                    • 101230

                    #24
                    Re: what does orton do well

                    Originally posted by IlluminatusUIUC View Post
                    The one thing I can say is that he never seems to panic. You never really see those plays where you can see the QB freaking out and chucking up a duck into coverage. This is coupled, unfortunately, with a quick willingness to give up and title though.
                    I think he has turned this into a negative. A lot of the sacks happen because he's so patient that by the time he decides to give up and scramble or throw it away, it's too late. I wish he had more of a sense of urgency.
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                    • Mr. Cynical
                      Maybe?
                      • Oct 2003
                      • 9766

                      #25
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                      • Cali512
                        Registered User
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 6393

                        #26
                        Re: what does orton do well

                        Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
                        I think he has turned this into a negative. A lot of the sacks happen because he's so patient that by the time he decides to give up and scramble or throw it away, it's too late. I wish he had more of a sense of urgency.
                        Am i the pnly one that realized that when Orton made that pass to Watkins, no WR had even begun looking till 20-30 yards downfield. I made a post about this. Half of the routes we have are designed for 3 receivers to run 30 yard routes and maybe a checkdown. We use the saints style playbook with the early 2000 houston texans oline
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                        • gebobs
                          One Bills Drive, Georgia - 871 miles south of Orchard Park
                          • Sep 2003
                          • 11520

                          #27
                          Re: what does orton do well

                          At least we won't have to compete with anyone now for his services.
                          Lehner's history. He just doesn't know it yet.

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                          • Meathead
                            Insufferable prick and perpetual crybaby
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 21349

                            #28
                            Re: what does orton do well

                            orton wasnt as good as the guy who started out on fire for the first four or five nor is he the hot train mess weve seen recently behind the most comically inept offensive line ive seen round these parts since uncle elmo played operating room with me behind the barn those twelve times

                            in your training camp future: orton, ej and somebody else out of a high pick or young veteran or emerging backup. deal wid it
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                            • Swiper
                              Registered User
                              • Sep 2010
                              • 33105

                              #29
                              Re: what does orton do well

                              Originally posted by djjimkelly View Post
                              well this will end up being a funny thread.

                              but in all seriousness to any and all bills fans who think kyle orton should be on this roster in 2015.

                              please and i mean please explain to me what he does well. and exactly why he is the answer at qb. why shouldnt we be looking for a different starter?

                              what does he bring that someone else cannot?


                              THIS SHOULD BE FUN!!!
                              Most of you will disagree with my response, but here goes.

                              We all knew Orton was a midling QB. On any given day you may get good Orton or bad Orton. It has always been that way.

                              My take? If Buffalo had an o-line that could have offered him a measly 2 more seconds on any given play and you would have seen the good Orton a lot more. And you would have won 2 out of three of these games: KC, 2nd Miami game, Oakland. Maybe all three. He has defenders in on him so fast that Marrone should be ashamed to call himself an o-line guy.

                              The loss of Joe D'Alessandris was a big one.

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                              • Swiper
                                Registered User
                                • Sep 2010
                                • 33105

                                #30
                                Re: what does orton do well

                                Originally posted by djjimkelly View Post
                                well this will end up being a funny thread.

                                but in all seriousness to any and all bills fans who think kyle orton should be on this roster in 2015.

                                please and i mean please explain to me what he does well. and exactly why he is the answer at qb. why shouldnt we be looking for a different starter?

                                what does he bring that someone else cannot?


                                THIS SHOULD BE FUN!!!
                                Most of you will disagree with my response, but here goes.

                                We all knew Orton was a midling QB. On any given day you may get good Orton or bad Orton. It has always been that way.

                                My take? If Buffalo had an o-line that could have offered him a measly 2 more seconds on any given play and you would have seen the good Orton a lot more. And you would have won 2 out of three of these games: KC, 2nd Miami game, Oakland. Maybe all three. He has defenders in on him so fast that Marrone should be ashamed to call himself an o-line guy.

                                The loss of Joe D'Alessandris was a big one.

                                The fact that the running game has become so feable when FJax & Spiller were running so well just two years ago under Gailey underscores the failure of the o-line. And I have been very disappointed with Dixon and Brown. Looking back, it's likely that the blocking schemes and personnel on the line must be the problem.

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