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https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2488636234700963 What I always remember about Cam isn't Cam, but the murder-look in Ed Oliver's eyes.

You seem to love hammering an impressive rookie that got hurt and struggled afterwards. He’s made plays everywhere he’s been. you wouldn’t like to have Alec Pierce on the team? He’s back.

He doesn't need a drastic change he just needs to keep improving and work hard ... By all accounts he's not a lazy person... He also went to the top of the depth chart at both power five colleges he went to showing he buys in Again if he had 150 yards I would be seriously concerned He had over 500 and got banged up during the season.. I think he squarely has the potential to be a 800 yd receiver yearly and maybe even a little more If you're not an all pro.. or pro bowler.. or a thousand yard receiver that doesn't mean your trash There is a middle ground that plenty of good football players fall into

And he was good before the injury. Made some big time plays. Almost 20 yards per catch led the league as a slow rookie. 5th in yard per target and 7th in yards after contact among WRs. Imagine that. not sure why the heavy emphasis on his play after getting injured while not mentioning that he was impressing prior to the injury. New season- no injury- put in work. He’s going to be a solid weapon. Is he going to be “the WR1 that we need” according to so many? Probably not. A good WR2- I think so but we’ll see.

You're talking about Colemans future unless he has a drastic change.

I lasted 4 seconds. I don't enjoy opening videos and getting unintelligibly screamed at.

Yes

Hardman has been trash for years.. Coleman last year was better than a 5-year veteran Hartman that's a fact .. we're not talking about the guy who 4 years ago went for 700 yards Hardman has 200 yd in the last 2 years. . so no Coleman did outplay a guy like that You literally act like somebody can't improve their catching percentage lol And everybody in Kansas City thought hardman had tons of potential 5 years ago he just didn't do anything more Trash means bottom of the barrel... Coleman in fact had better stats than a lot of wide receivers last year.. it is complete hyperbole to call a rookie with 500 yd trash.. do you know how many rookies last year did not get 500 yards? you obviously had insane expectations which were never going to be fulfilled because I think 500 yards while hurt is not the end of the world Eric moulds didn't have 300 yards his rookie or sophomore campaign.. and I was always willing to give him time

Funny you bring up Mecole Hardman and call him trash (I agree btw), because Coleman is pretty similar to Hardman. In fact, Mecole Hardman had a better rookie year than Coleman. He had the same yardage, more TD's, more YPC, and turned out to be a pretty crappy WR too. PS, Coleman caught 51% of the passes that were thrown to him. Mecole Hardman (who is also not good and I dont want), catches it 70% of the time.

He was activated.

Did he stretch this out already?

Who dis Peggy lady?

I’d say Milano or Brown.

Toss up between Shakir and Bernard. Both just make plays!

Dawkins , Tre day and milano

Milano for sure. Guy is such a beast when healthy. So fun to watch.

Some year he’s going to get hurt and we’ll find out as opposed to a long thread hypothesizing

Honestly, if he never gets us to the Super Bowl (please not be true), I think he's already on the cusp of HOF already. Yes. That lone early SB was a cruel twist of fate for him, but his career after that was what got him in. imo

"I made some wrong choices personally, and I can own up to them," Sanders said, via Pro Football Talk. "I made some, you know, not great choices. … I learned." But, he’s learned. This boy is 23 years-old and just learned that he shouldn’t go 101 in a 60.

Would Dan Marino still have made it to the HOF if he didn't make it to that one Super Bowl at the beginning of his career?

I wonder what Josh’s average length of TD run is and how it compares to the RBs near the top of the TD list. (hint, hint; I WONDER, but not enough to do the math).