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Not the dreaded skinny fat!?!?!??!?

He does run hot and cold but given how close the last two Chiefs playoff encounters have been I have to wonder if someone as seemingly inconsequential as Davis might have made a difference if he was on the field. He's a deep threat WR. A guy you throw to when they are trying to stop the run or short passing game. We were trying to throw him the ball 90 times a year when we had no run or short passing game to speak of. I'd rather have him as a back up than Sherfield or some of the other dubs we've had.

My eyes are burning because of the representations you have made me seen

Yeah I think it's very unlikely that Palmer is "great" though. Because he has already played 4 years in the NFL and hasn't showed any inkling of great. You don't see many WR's go from his type of production for 4 seasons to stacking up "great" seasons. Coleman, on the other hand, showed flashes of big play ability until his terrible finish down the stretch. 19.2 yards per catch and 18.8 yards per target. Ideally, for the Bills(and Beane's draft hit/miss ratio) Coleman elevates to being the top boundary WR for the Bills this season.

Is it more prestigious to be a first ballot pope?

Both are extremely good at violent physical play. But eventually your body can't keep up. I never played past high school but I have worked a physical job for 26 years. I was once an essential worker and now I am replaceable. Sad but true. It happens eventually to all of us. I can only hope bosa has enough in the tank to stay healthy and tear it up so he can get that last final deal and the Bills get a SB and a comp pick for going somewhere else.

Someone get that man a garbage plate

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Oof. Doesn't look good on either. Many murmurs of Dublin game. And Gramps gonna have to push through a bunch of 4 o'clock games this season, methinks

I don't think Gabe's return is that likely. I just don't see that there is that much room for him. Ideally, I think the Bills can find blocking elsewhere and his receiving role should be covered by what Coleman could do if he develops as expected. Buffalo doesn't have elite receivers unless you want to put Shakir in that category, but they have receivers that easily compete at Davis' level or better, and may have upside that Davis doesn't. With Davis, what you see is what you get.

Didn't he also big. It a TD pass away from a CB in that game too?

We’ve yet to see Palmer play a single game for us. He could be great, he could be another Curtis Samuel. He hasn’t earned it yet..

I truly don't see Davis as an upgrade to at least the top 4 wr's on this team now. But, if Davis really wants to come home I would be ok if beans say they will bring him back but no guarantees. He HAS to beat out the rest of the he WR's on the field if he wants to play.

Move along. Nothing to see here.

The white smoke is from burning the ballots with nothing else. The black smoke (for no winner) are the ballots with a chemical added to make the smoke black. Back in olden times, they burned wet straw with the ballots to make it black.

Watts and Bosas get old fast. Maybe something to do with "training" habits/intensity. Or just the way it goes.

Why so low on Palmer? Maybe you’ve explained previously, but I missed it. The guy knows how to get open. I don’t why how anyone could out Keon over him (and I like Keon more than most). Palmer is a MUCH better route while also being faster. Similar hands

I expect at least Rapp to start the first 6 games this season.

I don’t think you can argue Mack’s stats are system-based. His career averages are 25 catches, 314 yards and 2 TDs over 17 games. He beat some of those numbers in Buffalo but he was pretty close to his career average, playing with the MVP. His career catch rate is 59.6%. In Buffalo, with Josh throwing, it was 62%. Pretty close imo. I don’t think Gabe comes here and puts up 800 yards with great efficiency. Let me be very clear. I wouldn’t want him to get the target needed to get those numbers. He does have some issues with hands and other stuff. My contention is that Gabe is a proven more productive WR than Mack Hollins, as evidenced by their careers, and I think that if he did return to Buffalo, he may have something to offer on some deep routes and his willingness to block. If it brings us to an amicable compromise, I would say Gabe has more to offer deep on the boundary than Mack but Mack is more sure-handed. Both are good blockers and good locker room guys and I don’t really want to split hairs here. I just don’t think Gabe getting WR4 snaps on running downs and a deep shot or two a game is a recipe for disaster. I have ZERO interest in trying to force him the football like we did in 2022 or 2023. Just as I would have had zero interest with the Bills doing that with Mack.

1.) Khalil Shakir 2.) Keon Coleman (I predict an increase in production) 3.) Dalton Kincaid (I predict an increase in production) 4.) Joshua Palmer 5.) Dawson Knox 6.) Elijah Moore 7.) Curtis Samuel

In term of ability- I’d give the most targets to Shakir Kincaid = Palmer Keon = healthy Samuel Knox Moore

T. J Watt and boss together would be great in there prime. But T.J is looking like he is declining at 31. Bosa has also delt with declining numbers but due to injury. Bosa is at least 29. He has a better chance of rebounding if healthy. But let's face it. Their is a chance both are close to being done.

Holy crap, another comeback from the Knicks!

Davis moving on to Jacksonville was addition by subtraction. He and Allen were so rarely on the same page. Which is a shame, because when they were on the same page, they created some explosive magic. No way should he come back. But alas, it's not impossible. They like to get the band back together.

Shakir……….Kincaid, Keon…Samuel…Palmer, Knox, Moore