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But Cooper was a player who had just put up a 1200+ yard season full of big plays......including a game in that 2023 season where he put up 265 yards. NOTHING gets DC's fired like getting beaten over the top. And Cooper(4) only ranks behind Calvin Johnson(5) and Lance Alworth(5) in career 200+ yard receiving games. His commitment to the game was always in question everywhere he went but at the same time he was a great deep threat. The people on here who act like he wasn't having a significant impact after his arrival just don't understand the psychology of the game. Injuries diminished his skills and along with few months of less than dynamic tape that changed that perception come playoff time. But for a while his presence elevated the passing game A LOT.

Again I don't mention George Pickens but I checked the Bills were 7-4 and Cowboys were 5-5-1. Guess you think Dallas better than us cuz they got CeeDee and Pickens? Cuz I mean Cowboys put up 200 more yards passing this season than us on 71 more pass attempts so like 20 more yards on about 6 more passes per game. By golly you convinced me nothing.

I dont care what the Chargers do with him. Im sick of fans spewing slot WR when he is the same height, weight as Diggs but faster and played better competition in College.

Still not ready to get rid of a young, emerging tight end. The high volume of injuries on this has me questioning this entire organization and how they prep. I mean look at Bass for instance. Dudes been out since the beginning of camp. He’s a kicker 😂

I kind of agree with this in the sense that I think Beane and McD are generally very focused on drafting and signing FAs who are "process", i.e., "culture" guys-- good citizens, potential leaders, but not necessarily the best athletes, because they believe they can coach them up to be good/great at their position. I understand the philosophy, but I think there needs to be exceptions made for some key positions.

Beane is grabbing for straws. But at least he recognizes that his WRer room isn’t talented enough to support Josh Allen.

That's a good point and seems to be the overall roster building philosophy of Beane (except when wasting draft picks to trade up in the 1st). Bills seem to believe that if they just stick around long enough eventually the balls will fall their way and they'll win a SB. Pretty pathetic strategy.

The much maligned PFF has him as the highest rated bills player and a top 10 DE in the league to add some fuel to the fire 😂. Obviously a grain of salt type thing but I have never seen this big of a PFF/fan disconnect in my life haha it’s really interesting

I don't see that happening, sorry. Just because they won some close games doesn't mean anything. They have been steady and winning all season. We have been all over the place. There is nothing to indicate we have the capability this year of winning 6 in a row. There is nothing to indicate they will lose 3 of their last 6.

As @Kirby Jackson posted in another thread. You don’t win because of the gap between Dawson Knox and Quentin Morris. You win because of the gap between George Pickens and Elijah Moore (or even Josh Palmer). Maybe that’s a good way of putting it. The Bills would rather have Knox and Palmer than Pickens and Morris. If you give them 4 players they’ll take the 2nd and 3rd best over the 1st and 4th. I just don’t think that’s a championship plan. That’s how Carolina was built too. They were both fortunate to get MVP QBs. You never trade a dollar for 4 quarters. Beane would trade 10 dollars for 40 quarters if offered. A fuller roster of B to D level talent isn't winning you a Super Bowl.

But he hasn't had Josh Allen throwing him the ball 😉

She has to do something. The can't keep...Alice in Chains...

how many made Josh Allen better , and his life easier ?

It's called building a fuller roster. Look over our WR and with a straight face that you think that DK Metcalf and all the other WRs combined in Pittsburgh are better than our pool in Buffalo? Cuz you Metcalf and elite talent.

Josh is one of those unique talents that when he makes a mistake, it's amplified by a factor of X. I've lived in the Boston area for over 30 years, through all the Super Bowls, and witnessed the same thing about Tom Brady. He'd throw a pick or fumble (yes, it actually happened) and people would be dumbfounded-- must be someone else's fault, he's a unicorn, etc, etc. Fortunately for Brady, he had SB success early in his career, and didn't have the same weight of expectations hanging over him his entire career. Deep down we all know it-- life isn't always fair.

Did anyone mention how close Diggs and Cooks are in age? He might have one last run left in the tank.

What agenda exactly is in it? Like actual examples…I am watching so you must be too…to offer such a comment …

Chris is going to become double annoying

But he has 19 catches in 10 games.

Sorry bud but Im not wrong. We aren't in good position being the last seed of a WC with 3 teams within a game of us. I stand by what I said, we are in must win territory and losing to the Steelers could be the final nail. Being in good position means you are winning or at least have a chance to win the division and you have a little cushion. We burned through that cushion with 6 games to go. I'm not saying we won't make the playoffs. All I am saying is we have no more room for error.

He's very good, of course, but he can't stay healthy.

Not sure but we still have 11 more passing TDs. But you only canpass it to WRs, right?

I can't wait for a screen pass to cooks 2 yards behind the LOS this Sunday 🤣

So what does this mean for Keon Coleman? They can only carry but so many receivers.