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I don't disagree with what you are saying, however, Coleman didn't have character concerns coming out, in fact, it was one of the things people loved about him. Everything about him seemed to show the drive to be great. So hard to pin that on the FO, I mean every year guys get drafted who don't have known character issues in college where their mental toughness in that way hadn't really been tested or had a chance to show. Unless they have gone through it already, it is really difficult to know is how they will react when not getting what they expect, not having the role they envision, etc when they may not have faced similar situations in college. I think Colemans big issue is he is passionate and emotional and he wears those emotions on his sleeve. And that can be a great thing or it can be an anchor on their career. Look at Pickens, he had similar issues in Pitt to what Coleman has IMO on the character and personality side of things. For the Steelers, they got rid of Pickens (despite the desperate need at WR) because of how poor his effort was when not getting the ball, the locker room and off field issues that plagued him when he was sulking about his role. It affected his play, his energy, his effort, etc. because he felt he should be a bigger part of the offense, he should be getting more targets, etc. Pickens himself said he was very immature and had to grow up in that category, and now look at what he is doing in Dallas. Of course its EASY for Pickens to say the right things now with him getting the ball so much which is what he wanted, so we don't know if he will revert back to his old ways if say his role diminishes there again. But right now, hes out there playing balls to the wall because he is getting rewarded on the field for it, and will be getting rewarded in his bank account now too over it. Coleman seems to be seriously struggling with his role right now, and I think his immaturity and emotions are impacting his consistent effort and play as a result. The tape doesn't lie, how he was playing end of that Ravens game is not the same film he is putting down right now, not even close. I am NOT making excuses for him, he needs to get past this crap or we need to move on, plain and simple. The potential to be a good football player IMHO is there for him still, but he hasn't learned how to be a pro yet. And if he doesn't figure that out fast, I think his train is on the fast track to derailing in Buffalo and will be gone this offseason.

Sure. But the MAIN reason Josh had a lane was Dion. Go back and watch how Dion basically bumped the outside rusher just enough, then picked up the inside rusher correctly. It was a great play by Dion to clear the lane.

Trump is president, not Biden. What do you think of Trump’s mental state now? You are so insulated in your little bubble you can’t even think about anything but criticizing the last president. MAGA basically programs you

Please hire Brian Kelly

At least his first name isn't Jack.

Dink and dunk? Maye is perhaps the best deep ball thrower in football THIS season. He goes over your head. What you should be saying is your secondary needs to defend the deep balls. And yes he is young but this is year two not year one. Plenty of second year quarterbacks blossomed that year. Remember many have sophomore slumps (Jayden Daniels, Stroud, etc). Drake Maye did not.. folks forget this IS his second season. "Drake Maye has been exceptionally effective against the blitz in the 2025 season, leading the NFL in QBR in these situations, showing quick decision-making, accurate throws in tight windows, and excellent pocket navigation, including big plays and touchdowns, demonstrating significant growth in handling pressure despite some early-season sack issues. He excels by taking what defenses give him, spreading the ball, and using his legs when needed, making him a tough quarterback to pressure effectively. Key Aspects of Maye's Blitz Performance: • High Efficiency: He ranks among the best in the league (often 1st) in Passer Rating and QBR when facing pressure, according to NextGen Stats and ESPN. • Quick Release: Maye often gets the ball out quickly (around 2.57 seconds average) against the blitz, preventing sacks and keeping defenders at bay. • Accurate & Decisive: He fires quick, accurate passes, hitting receivers in tight windows and delivering deep balls, like his touchdown to Kyle Williams against the Giants. • Pocket Management: Maye effectively navigates pressure, steps up, scrambles when necessary, and protects the ball, showing improved pocket awareness. • Play-Making Ability: He turns blitzes into big plays, including touchdowns, and distributes the ball effectively to avoid defenses keying on one receiver."

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Did it scare anyone else that he just might get a holding call? I mean, that’s the kinda thing you almost expect.

I remember hearing reports that Josh had a big hand in who the Bills selected in the first round. Don’t know if that’s true, but if so, maybe that threw off Beane’s planning. Would be hard to say no to Josh at this point.

Make it 30 seconds. That's all it took us to take CJ Spiller.

wha do i do with this info?. How do I monetize it?

I hear Kerry Coombs is interested

And dont forget, to start the season, Worthy was their number 1 WR for the first 6 weeks too lol

Far and away the best thing for them. His offense would make McD blush. Problem is, who the hell you going to bring on now? Timing is awful.

It’ll change-they’re doing it because they’re losing viewers for the later picks,

Also, gotta admit, I was definitely surprised Brady called a play where a guy actually went deep!

That isn't Coleman's fault, that's the fault of this regime for handing him a major role with no backup plan. What does really bother me about Coleman is that he appears to not care about his profession. We know he didn't take his injury rehab seriously last year. Now this year as soon as he hit a little adversity he seemingly checked out. He's missed meetings and is running lazy routes. Mentally I just don't think he has what it takes to succeed in the NFL. I can live with being wrong about a player, but the Bills being wrong about the person is shocking. They've been so careful about selecting culture fits and they somehow ended up with a lazy immature manchild as their first pick. I would take Worthy over Coleman right now if I could, no question, but he wouldn't solve all our problems either. He has 4.2 speed right up until he takes on any kind of contact at which point his speed becomes average. A strong gust of wind could blow him off his route. So you just can't rely on him for a major role. It turns out both teams lost the trade, unless something drastically changes for either player.

All this tells me is that you prefer Italian women, which is not a bad thing.

I’m with you. I HATE the wind. It’s only windy when it’s cold out. Then we get our beautiful WNY summer and it’s sunny and 88 with no wind. It’s a damn shame I say.

My forecast shows a hangover for the game. Not a serious one. The type that bacon can cure.

I remeber those heady days when Knox was in his 3rd year and the crowd screamed to "pay the man!"

The Colts are signing Gates later this week😁

So a bunch of random Rs will be blowing in the wind?

How are they worse than Cleveland--far and away the worst ownership in history? Or Tennessee?