Mr. Scot

The Bills have earned a passionate fanbase. Likewise, the Panthers have earned the fanbase they have.

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Jerry never connected well with northerners.

I don't know what kind of person he is. I just know he's not good enough to coach in the NFL.

If I had a gun to my head and was being forced to pick one of the three top quarterbacks listed, I'd probably choose Matt Corral. I don't have a gun to my head.

If he can pass effectively, I don't care if he smells like hippo sh-t.

We're not necessarily running an offense that favors a deep ball thrower though. We need short to intermediate accuracy more.

The god of what?

This one's okay. I really haven't liked any of these for a while.

Gameday attire is generally provided by the NFL. There was a discussion of this a while back when some coaches wanted to wear suits (still wish the NFL allowed that, honestly). But to be perfectly honest, if he were a great head coach I wouldn't give a sh-t if he dressed like a junior high phys-ed teacher. Given who he is though, I wouldn't like him any better if he were the best dressed man in the world.

And David Tepper appreciates that...

Or a defensive coordinator who would tell him "Hey coach, this left-right cornerback thing is horse sh-t"

The stuff they get correct is copied from other sites without attribution (they've been called out for that by the actual sources more than once). They mix that in with their own made up sh-t in order to appear legitimate.

To be clear, Nagy's tweet doesn't necessarily mean that Stewart is the only one there from the Panthers. Now with that said, there's a pretty good chance that Fitterer and Rhule at least are at the owners meetings.

In that case, it's pretty much impossible to argue that one move is superior to the other.

But is that really better for us in the long run? What does it accomplish that puts us in a better position for the future?

Yes, we have someone there.

I don't want a quarterback this year either but it's fair to ask, does a year under a guy like Garoppolo really advance us anywhere? (getting Rhule fired does but that could just as easily happen with a rookie)

Well, on the question of "the right way to build", I'd say he's correct. Where the issue comes in is whether or not one of this year's quarterbacks is the right guy to build around.

Knowing that Ryan is gone made me wonder how many guys are left from that team.