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I'm not saying he's not better than what we might have I'm saying in the NFL with a salary cap and x amount of pics just giving away a first round pick for a guy who is going through problems is not the smartest thing X Plus y does not always equal z in the NFL.. I can think he has talent but he also is overcoming mental hurdles right now which I'm not throwing a first round pick at Now if you're saying him or olave for a second round pick I would be willing to take a gamble on him because his size

His performance this year is a huge red flag. Then again, we're a bit desperate this year and when you're desperate you accept longer odds. Thomas runs a 4.33, gets separation, and was dynamic last year. He's just a young kid; the potential to return to that level of performance is still there you'd think. And he's on a rookie contract. I'd take a chance on a trade if the price was right.

Ok lol We're so good at wideout we can turn our nose up at WR3 last yr on a rookie deal😂😂

I can't imagine things could get much worse back there, and he needs to start getting some reps (assuming he is 100% healthy). I am cautiously optimistic that he can contribute in some positive way soon. Go Bills!!

What a reference. LSU kid as well

I’d trade a 2nd for him but I fear he’s bad due to being a headcase versus something fixable.

Pass rush and tackling Turnovers will come when the offense puts up big scores forcing the opponent to abandon running the ball

'Team says guy they drafted is the one they wanted all along despite trading back twice'🤦

Maybe he just needs a change of scenery

Everything involves risk, nothing is guaranteed. That being said, he's more than worth the risk, given his upside. The biggest risk with draft picks, is even knowing whether or not they can compete or excell at the pro level. He's already shown that. Additionally, his skill set is not only the exact thing we miss on offense, but also the perfect compliment to Josh's arm. He doesn't need to be the guy, be a 1400-1500 yd guy to make this a successful trade. Its his impact, on how teams will need to defend us.

Not if he keeps alligator arming footballs which he needs to correct or he's not even going to have a 10-year career Terrific talent he now has mental hurdles he has to overcome which is easier said than done

I remember prior to the Saints game Eric Wood said something that stuck with me since. He said the Bills defenders, on average pull off more turnovers because they are actively coached to do so. While this year we haven’t seen it happen as much as per usual; it certainly could be a cause for the tackling issues we have. Angles for strip tackles differ from sound tackle angles.

You guarantee? Who are they? I'll refrain from disparaging a fellow Bills fan here. Did you miss the quote where it stated that Josh Allen himself stated he texted Coleman BEFORE the draft? You're the guy I want. That Buffalo Bills GM stated that Allen was involved in the draft process, and most likely why he traded back twice to draft the player his QB wanted on the team. Did you even click the link and read the article?

I don’t care that this dude is having a down year. He would easily be our best WR and stretches the field and is on a cheap rookie contract. Get er done

w Allen easily

With his speed, hopefully he can chase down some of these 70 yard runs.

Biggest joke of a term ever. Score as often and as fast as you can. In the 4th quarter go to complimentary football if the situation dictates. What are we even talking about here. The goal is to score more than the opposition. It’s not that complicated.

Lol, this is perfect

My guess is Hairston plays in a rotation with White to prep him for KC where he’ll need to likely just run with Worthy all day. Poyer and Bishop on the back end with Hancock in reserve.

You made a good point IMO

I think it’s more desperation at this point

So you're literally going to dismiss Michael Clayton who was a higher draft pick who had a higher pedigree coming out of college and basically put up 1200 yards and seven touchdowns as a rookie and then never did anything else Brian Thomas Jr had 90 more yards lol You can absolutely go the same way as Michael Clayton.. he could also turn it around but to say he's going to be a perennial pro bowler is not correct People anointed Odell Beckham as the next greatest thing ever and he's not a Hall of famer I said the same thing after his hot start that it's not going to last You think Brian Thomas Jr is a 14,000 yard receiver in 10 years?

😂😂Here are the guys above him Nacua Chase Jefferson some guy in the 60s Randy Moss Anquan Boldin and OBJ

maybe they actually think he’s good and explains why they never pushed kaiir out there, because he was dookie