The Bills Bizarrely Refuse To Put In Tyrod Taylor After Nathan Peterman Throws 5 Interceptions In First Half It was a well-deserved benching for Peterman, and in some ways a merciful one, as the rookie must have had his confidence rattled and was a threat to equal the NFL record of eight interceptions in one game, set by the Chicago Cardinals’ Jim Hardy in 1950.Taylor also came into a game that the Chargers led 40-7, thanks in large part to Peterman’s generosity, leaving Buffalo in position to fall to 5-5 on the season after a 5-2 start.
Not for long. https://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/11/nathan-peterman-mcdermott-bills-coach-interceptions-impressed-quarterback-tyrod-taylor-nfl The Chargers score on the resulting drive and it’s officially out of control. The Los Angeles Chargers are "picking" on Nathan Peterman worse than any rookie hazing joke.Peterman threw five interceptions his first half — including four in his first nine passes —as the Buffalo Bills' starting quarterback after taking over for Tyrod Taylor in Week 11.Peterman threw a pick-six on his third pass of the game. He also threw five interceptions before being replaced by Tyrod Taylor in the third quarter. Peterman goes right to his man, overlooking another open option. Bills quarterback Nathan Peterman had a historically terrible debut in Sunday’s loss to the Chargers. This is who McDermott thought would give the Bills a better chance to win than After this game, McDermott went back to thinking about the “now” part of the season, putting Taylor back in the starting QB role the rest of the way.
Peterman now has as many pick-six interceptions (3) as career touchdown passes (3). If the league decided to use that floor as the actual cap number, it would put a number of NFL teams in an awful position. It’s a dumpoff to the fullback (exciting! Here are all 5 of his interceptions, ranked
Sign up for the While Taylor had played poorly in the team’s past two losses, he had also helped the Bills get into playoff position at 5-4, one of just six AFC teams with a winning record at that point.That was no small feat, considering that Buffalo has not made a postseason appearance since 1999, giving it the longest postseason drought in all of the four major U.S. sports leagues. Have a question about our comment policies? But he didn’t bother to learn her name.How the best ever Sacramento Kings team missed the NBA Finals, then deterioratedIt started with bad refs and bad luck.
Maybe he didn’t mean to underthrow it. The pass was tipped and intercepted by Korey Toomer, who returned it 59 yards to the end zone. OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK. On third-and-10 he was driven to the ground by Bosa as he threw and safety Tre Boston came up with the interception.The Chargers scored a touchdown for a 17-7 lead and then the Bills did the song and dance all over again.
Opening drive, Peterman’s off to a good start, completing his first two passes to help the Bills get 34 yards up the field. Three plays later, Peterson was pressured by Joey Bosa and threw the ball into the arms of Los Angeles cornerback Casey Hayward at the Buffalo 38-yard line.Peterman wasn't able to throw an interception on the Bills' third possession because he didn't attempt a pass. Through that abysmal performance, Peterman somehow impressed head coach Sean McDermott.During Monday’s media availability, McDermott wasn’t ready to commit to a quarterback for Week 12’s game in Kansas City. The Philadelphia Eagles, for example,...The Green Bay Packers surprised just about everyone when they traded up in the first round of the NFL draft last April and picked Utah State quarterback Jordan Love.One of those who was a bit surprised was current Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, who stated shortly after the pick that he wasn't "thrilled" by the decision but that he respected the franchise for thinking about the future.But now we know that Rodgers had another reaction when the pick was made - he poured himself a large glass of tequila and started drinking. Peterman’s third, though, was intercepted by Los Angeles’s Korey Toomer and returned 59 yards for a touchdown. The one thing Peterman’s avoided so far in this game is throwing an INT on his very first snap of the drive.
At this point, there’s no pass easy enough to get Peterman out of his own way.
He even had positive things to say about the rookie quarterback.Peterman threw just 14 passes in the game, and five were interceptions.
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Probably should’ve just thrown that one away.” Somehow, miraculously, the Bills are only trailing, 10-7. The Los Angeles Chargers are "picking" on Nathan Peterman worse than any rookie hazing joke. Maybe it was the twin fists of the “Huh. He tied the NFL mark for most interceptions thrown by a quarterback in his starting debut. Nathan Peterman is having a rough debut. And that’s why we’re here talking about a guy you’ve already forgotten and one you’ll forget a year from now. In fact, his career interception percentage of 1.4 is the best all-time for NFL quarterbacks with at least 1,000 pass attempts.When the Bills got the ball for the first time in the second half, Taylor came onto the field. That dubious record belongs to Jim Hardy of the Chicago Cardinals in 1950.
Peterman got one more start, this time in place of an injured Taylor for a Week 14 against the Don’t let McDermott and the Bills coaches off the hook for his starting debut, though.
After completing passes to Charles Clay and Travaris Cadet, Peterman was picked off again.