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JFK was also assassinated by the CIA because he refused to go along with the plan.

Of course he’s struggling. He can’t get on the field what with running Tremaine back and forth from daycare.

I was going from memory so I had to look it up, but yeah, I think so: https://buffalowdown.com/2021/05/28/stefon-diggs-absent-buffalo-bills/

My 6 WR's for the 53 man roster are... Coleman Shakir Samuel Hollins Claypool MVS

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Having seen his act at OU then USC,he is going to be a bust. His dad is an assclown and will be in the media causing **** as his son fails.

Redhawk and his Virginia virologist friends must feel like complete dumbasses.

Yes. It's a joke or originated as a joke. Same with clouds aren't real. Birds are gov surveillance agents that recharge by sitting on power lines.

What did his 40 look like in these games? Was he able to get off the line? I read here that big bodied receivers have a harder time getting off LOS vs someone small and fast

I listened to a podcast that talked about how banged up he has been, sometimes even when playing that has affected performance. I am hopeful for him. The other thing is there is absolutely no correlation between elite 40 yard dash speed and NFL production. It takes a myriad of traits be be good, speed is one and only one factor.

Analytics vs film. Does Coleman have elite agility for a wr? No. Keep in mind those that are elite are 20-30 pds lighter and 4-5 inches shorter. The real question does Coleman have elite agility for a wr his size? Yes, he does. Proof of this is his run after the catch ability and tools shown as a punt returner. That ability would lend its self favorably to having potential as a route runner. Time will tell but potential as a number 1 wr he has it as much if not more than the group drafted before him and after. Pearsall, Worthy, Leggette, and Mckanky all have their own negatives and hurdles to become top targets for their teams.

I read somewhere that we have the 5th cheapest WR room in the NFL. I have to admit, that's concerning. When you have a great QB, wouldn't you want to give him great folks to throw to? But a bunch of these guys have upside. And I think there's enough talent here that Brady - if he's good at his job - can scheme guys open.

I can smell your fear. LOL

Not to mention the history of gambling. Since it was rigged.

He's riffing on the 2022 rumors that Allen cheated on his GF, got a bartender (or maybe a UB soccer player) pregnant, and (since a baby never showed up, but Allen presumably would have taken care of any offspring) said bartender (or soccer player) may have terminated the pregnancy - something that can't happen in Texas.

Here is a data point for folks who want to place most of the blame on Coleman's lack of production on the FSU QBs -- this is the percentage of team passing yards for Coleman vs. the receivers drafted around him. Worthy 1014 out of 4047 (25.1%) Pearsall 965 out of 3111 (31.0%) Legette 1255 out of 3336 (37.1%) Coleman 658 out of 3373* (19.5%) McConkey 478 out of 2749* (17.4%) Polk 1159 out of 5209 (22.2%) Mitchell 845 out of 4047 (20.8%) *Games in which the player did not play were removed from team totals. Note that McConkey, Polk, and Mitchell all had WR or tight ends from their team drafted before them (Bowers, Odunze, and Worthy). None of them were the #1 targets on their teams. The other FSU receiver drafted was Johnny Wilson in the 6th round. It is pretty clear that they drafted Coleman on potential rather than actual college production which is fine, maybe he will hit. That has been Beane's M.O. since he has gotten here.

Please carefully read the false equivalence of the ABC News post comparing Hitler to Trump. Hitler's intention was never to deport 11 million Jews. It was to exterminate the entire race as part of the Final Solution. If you can't see the cascade of problems caused by illegal immigration, you are being myopic and/or willfully ignorant. And stop referring to them as "workers". They are illegal immigrants first, most of whom are content to live off the government teat.

LOL, they were all hilarious. The one with Madden losing his head over Favre. 😭

A lot of veteran players miss OTAs. Its probably better for their longevity. I would think he would want to at least start getting to know his teammates better and such though.

The ones with Pacman Jones were hysterical.

I don't know. None of us know. It was notable enough that TV commentators at times were saying "he's not on the same page with Josh Allen". It's not just OTAs, but maybe he didn't join Kincaid and Davis and others who worked with Josh outside of OTAs. We don't get a do-over where we play the same opponents with the same roster and coaches but this time, Diggs attends OTAs. Is that true? I didn't remember whether or not Diggs attended 2021 OTAs with the Bills.

I've seen a lot of outlets -- including Bills beat reporters -- list Curtis Samuel as more of a slot player, but my impression has been that he's equal parts Y and Z. That usage percentage under Brady would seem to confirm my suspicion. I don't think the Bills signed him thinking "he'll be our slot guy". I think they really like Shakir in that role. That said, while Shakir is primarily a Y, he's shown that he can play Z at times as well. I think we'll see a lot of interchangeability between Samuel and Shakir depending on matchups and personnel groupings. Going back to Claypool, though...If, in fact, he has never played much in the slot, it makes me wonder how the Bills intend to use him. With the two guys I just mentioned getting most of the snaps at Y and Z, and them clearly liking Coleman at X, where does that leave Claypool? Is he more of a WR4/5 that backs up all three positions? I'm intrigued by the IDEA of Claypool, I'm just not sure how/where he fits in the WR room, particularly after the addition of MVS.

You guys think birds are real ?

They are all going to replace Diggs by committee so to speak. There’s no one immediate replacement for Diggs so to speak.

Agree, the point I was trying to make though was when any team drafts a player that young, regardless of how well he was ranked, IMO the uncertainty increases as to how good he'll eventually become also increases. Beane seems to be going more for players with less risk lately, drafting the lower hanging fruit.