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Didn't JA advocate for Coleman? Beane says we don't need a WR1 on our roster, even going so far as arguing online over it, yet made a play for Waddle. Something is very, very wrong here.

Circle of life of a Bills fan Nice...

Terry get in there it's your f'ing team.

Yes. Even though this is the offense McD wants run, Brady will be used for a scapegoat.

If that is indeed the case, everyone on the team is aware of it, and if nothing is done about it by the coaching staff, then what kind of message is that sending to everyone else?

Landon Jackson had a history of knee and ankle injuries in college, including a left ACL tear as a freshman at LSU that required surgery and cut his season short. While at Arkansas, he battled a preseason ankle injury in 2022 but did not miss significant time, and there were no publicly reported injuries in 2023. He also sustained a significant neck injury in November 2024 that required hospitalization but did not result in a publicly reported long-term absence from the team. pretty sure it was joe buscaglia that just said multiple. sounds like this could be his right knee this time where both before were is left knee. not sure thats good or bad

It drives me crazy and was something I despised with AD Mitchell and Xavier Worthy in college. They almost literally wouldn't even move off the LOS when they weren't on the play side of a given play. At any rate, it's kind of funny that this game seems to be the straw that broke the camel's back with Coleman because it likely would have been a huge game for him if Josh was able to throw it accurately to him. Was probably the most consistently open Coleman has been in his Bills career lol.

Imagine getting rid of Diggs because you wouldn't do that only to try the same thing with a guy that has 1/10th his talent 2 years later.

The fact that he even had to say that speaks volumes. I mean, no one has to say that Matt Nagy or Josh McDaniels will be the Chiefs and Pats OCs for the remainder of the year.

Hubba HUBBA!😱

I mean he made several impactful plays in the run game, so it wasn't all bad.

Yep. 50/50 WRs are nearing extinction. That skill is necessary for aging vets like a Mike Evans or Keenan Allen.. guys that have proven themselves to be great receivers over the years and now late into their careers. Keon should be getting F**king open!!!!

He has always been obsessed about the running game. I’m not opposed to him being adamant about a balanced team but when you put snow tires on your Ferrari and then are surprised when it comes last in a race that’s on you.

Honestly I don't think he will. Brady told the commentators pre game he wants to force things to Coleman more.

I like Daboll for OC. Not for HC but for OC. Its not going to happen. Daboll and McD hate each other. Also, people need to realize that Brady is just running the type of offense that McD wants to be run. It's been what he has been trying to do since he got here. This is his idea of complimentary football. A phrase he has been saying since year 1.

What do you mean? Palmer is Canadian.

He is a diva!! He needs the ball more!!

Keon's been benched twice (once last year and once this year) for 'disciplinary reasons'. McD left it vague but being late or missing practice is a good bet.

First thing they need to do is fire the entire scouting staff. Has anyone else even mentioned this? They always seem to pick the most injury prone players.

He’s more like a 20/80 guy

McDermott was extremely fidgety while answering that. Definitely a sign he was not giving the full answer that he wanted to give and was choosing his words very carefully. Similar to when Allen had a very long pause yesterday before answering that question in order to think of a way to phrase his answer properly.

Then why do they put him in the field more than any other wide receiver? Another reason this staff isn’t up to the task at hand?

Tough to tackle with one hand but I guess they had no choice but to play him.

But, but... we needed a 50/50 guy!