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BillsImpossible (08-21-2015)
Bills fans so starved for a qb they always elevate the new and flashy unknown guy into some kind of savior. It's a sickness.
The grass is always greener or in this case Tyrod is a less proven QB so he has more potential so he must be better. (Not how I feel but how most fans see it).
Uh....when's the last time a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills has played like Tyrod Taylor in the preseason?
Nevuh.
ublinkwescore (08-23-2015)
Most fans saw Tyrod out play Cassel the first two games.
ublinkwescore (08-23-2015)
How can you outplay someone who throws 5 passes in game 1 and 0 in game two? You people are ****ing ridic.
Wow how can you be so impressed with 0 td passes in two games? What's wrong with you???
It is not so much what Cassel didn't do as what Tyrod did.
We saw Tyrod relieve Cassel in the first game & he played much better than Cassel in that game.
Then in game 2 against the Browns starters, Tyrod had a 9 minute drive which was much better than both of the two drives Cassel had against the Panthers.
And Tyrod did that with none of the Bills starting receivers or running backs against the Browns first team defense.
BillsImpossible (08-21-2015),ublinkwescore (08-23-2015)
I'm sure someone has as what has Tyrod done that's so great?
a first string defense that was missing 2 starting DBs and how many points did he get? 3 and most of those can be thanked to Darby's two pass interceptions.
I will take a 9 minute drive any time.
That keeps the defense fresh.
And it should have been 6 points, not 3.
BillsImpossible (08-21-2015),ublinkwescore (08-23-2015)
It wasn't. It was a field goal. And he took a terrible sack which effectively took 3 points off the board.
Even so, he outplayed Cassel.
I agree it was a great drive. Yet his sack was a costly mistake.
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It's easy to outplay a guy who didn't even play.
It was not a terrible sack. He didn't fumble, and he didn't make a stupid pass. He took the sack and held on to the ball.
Carpenter should have made that field goal.
The fact that Tyrod Taylor drove the offense down the field with a first string offensive line, 2nd string wide receivers, and 6th and 7th string running backs is remarkable.
Who gives a ****? We don't have Drew Brees on the roster, so nitpicking isolated errors from the guy who CLEARLY has the most upside at the position is, at best, really ****ing idiotic.
BillsImpossible (08-21-2015),ublinkwescore (08-23-2015)
Because Tyrod also has the biggest downside of any QB on this roster outside of Simms. I'm 50/50 on the QB thing and Tyrod and/or Cassel still have to prove to me that either one has won the job as neither has yet in my eyes but all things being equal today. I start the guy with NFL experience over the guy without it.
Last edited by The Jokeman; 08-21-2015 at 06:57 PM.
Haven't seen it.
You haven't seen Tyrod fail to complete 3 TD passes in the redzone? You haven't seen him eye his first receiver and chuck the ball down field without looking for open guys? You haven't seen him dump it off to a running back when a WR was open? You didn't see him to fail to get a first down in a 2 minute offense when he had 4 downs once they stopped him from running that eventual lead to Carolina scoring? Maybe you're not watching the games as close as I am and/or want to forget these things because it doesn't fit in your excitement of the next great QB. Who most think compares to Vick whom I feel is an inferior QB.
notacon (08-23-2015)
Well, we will see if Rex & Roman agree with you.
The mediocre vet or the dynamic player with little experience.
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