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Official Buffalo Bills at Carolina Panthers game day thread


Jeremy Igo

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3 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

Grier has zero accuracy

I know... that is the most disappointing thing... he was prone to making ill-advised throws at WVU, but his accuracy was top-notch...

He just looks jittery in the pocket, his mechanics suck, and his decision-making isn't great either.

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24 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

That's true... but the preseason is about evaluating backups, and our backup QB's and ILB's are concerning bigtime

They weren't playing against backups and that's where the Bill's attack us.. Ofcourse our backup ILB can't guard Beasley or their starting TE..

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44 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think Rivera is going to enjoy his meeting with Tepper tomorrow morning.

If he really has handed playcalling back over to Washington, that needs to be addressed NOW. Washington isn't a play caller and he proved that last season.

I cant even Believe he had the audacity to give it back to him. I think Rivera is trying his hardest to avoid blame for failure because the more responsibility he has the less he can shift blame to someone else. 

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Just now, CPF4LIFE said:

I cant even Believe he had the audacity to give it back to him. I think Rivera is trying his hardest to avoid blame for failure because the more responsibility he has the less he can shift blame to someone else. 

It'll be harder for him to land a DC job if the D sucks and he's calling the plays.

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1 minute ago, Seltzer said:

It's hard to defend Grier... he looked so accurate at WVU, but he is not accurate tonight at all... missed a big throw there that could have had a lot of YAC

Dude Grier played in a conference with no pass defense and a wide open offense that doesn’t translate.  Suspect arm talent and takes way too many chances when he can’t read the defense.  He is arena league at best.

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1 minute ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I cant even Believe he had the audacity to give it back to him. I think Rivera is trying his hardest to avoid blame for failure because the more responsibility he has the less he can shift blame to someone else. 

Rivera wouldnt do that he is a great coach two time coach of the year dont you know? Didnt you watch all or nothing he dropped the F word hes top notch.

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