Nathan Peterman

It's been a rough go for the second-year quarterback and it started last year with the five interceptions in the first half of a game against the Chargers in Los Angeles.

Any time someone wants to make a case for how bad Nathan Peterman is, they bring up a quarterback that doesn't hold a roster spot. EJ Manuel wanted to throw his hat in that ring.

The Bills played hard on Monday night, and it shows in the injury report. The banged up roster saw some movement today leading up to Sunday's game.

I mean, you never know when the guy is going to turn the corner and become the NFL's next big star. Then you could say you were a fan from the beginning!

When Josh Allen was injured and his primary back-up Nathan Peterman confirmed once again he's not up to the job it left the coach with a huge dilemma

It sounds like Allen won't be available to play this week against Indianapolis, so who will get the start? Despite his horrific play coach McDermott refuses to rule out Peterman as his starter

Quarterback Nathan Peterman's pick six with the game on the line cost the Buffalo Bills another football game. And for good measure he added another pick to seal the Houston Texans 20-13 win over the Bills on Sunday.

Amazingly, it's the holdover from last year's team.

Nate Peterman and A J McCarron split the first half at quarterback. Josh Allen played the entire second half.

Coach Sean McDermott has announced that he is going to start rookie quarterback Nathan Peterman over Tyrod Taylor.

Turns out Tyrod Taylor wasn't the only Buffalo Bills quarterback injured in Saturday night's preseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens.  On Sunday Bills coach Sean McDermott revealed that back-up quarterback T J Yates is also in concussion protocol.