WhitewalkerInPhilly

Holy sheisse Coleman

Sweet Christ just let it bounce in

We're up by 11 and Seattle has kept shooting themselves in the foot. Keep at it until it stops working

I meant it more in that I've been hearing some Tus truthers talking about how they'd get him back and go on a run. There's a reason they barely beat the Jags and only won one more. There's systemic problems that even if Tua can patch might doom them

That's one injury he'd fight through

Tua was fine. I don't think the people worried about his health thought he was going to come out walking like a drunk. It's the constant waiting for the other shoe to drop And they still lost to the Cardinals!!!

I know Seattle will complain about that roughing the passer but that's leading with the helmet, hitting the helmet on a QB that has thrown the ball a few beats before. It's textbook

Coop chats? Dang Bills Mafia traveled

Of course our special teams could have done nothing and seen a better end result

Jesus what a catch. Can't believe KC let us take him (and give us a 3rd!) 😁

A three and out on defense? Are we allowed to do that?

Honestly I think they should IR Samuel. He clearly isn't right and with Cooper and Davis breaking out I think we can let him get right

Gorram it. Can we be healthy for just one week?

I've said it before and I'll say it again: While in Philadelphia he took the Eagles to the NFC Championship game four years in a row, one year to the Superbowl. When the roster aged he kept the team in playoff relevancy for another few years. When he went to the Chiefs they rattled off a 10-0 start and turned into perennial division winners. Off the top of my head I can list John Harbaugh, Pederson, Sirianni and McDermott as active NFL head coaches from his coaching tree. That doesn't happen by accident. Yes, he has his flaws. Yes, Mahomes put him over the top. How many times have we seen talent squandered? Reid is at the least a good coach.

You see when two more more-

Hey pony play is a perfectly normal thing between consenting adults. ...so I've been told.

I had forgotten about this and seeing it again brought it all back. Remind me to ignore Richard Sherman

I would absolutely take 2017 Larry Fitzgerald on this roster Obviously I want to see more Amari Cooper before talking extension. The Bills are under the cap for 2025 but will have fewer levers to pull. Still if Beane likes he sees I can see a 3-4 year deal that is 1-2 in practice

Even if I accept your premise my response is "oh no two years of starting caliber WR1/X receiver talent at reasonable price for a 30 year old WR" But ok, let's recap the genius minds who traded him John Gruden who also traded away Khalil Mack so did amazing after the trade because he wanted his own version of the team (and was fired) Jerry Jones decided that $20 million a year was too much to pay a #1 WR (oops) and the Browns are looking at a complete rebuild with that guaranteed Watson contract a millstone. So I'm ok with those explanations

I mean I can't argue against it making the Chiefs better, and at little cost. How much better? We'll find out

Just as a reminder this is what Tom Grossi put out at the time. It's aged well https://youtu.be/HuO6k5pS47s?si=B8-4VjBZOWM7ZZxA

I don't want Tua to have a life altering (or ending) injury. But if you're a defender what are you going to do? As we kept pointing out, Tua lowers his head and effectively rams Hamlin on the play he was hurt. As you supposed to matador him? Are you not supposed to sack him? Even a completely legal good faith hit could be Tua's last in the NFL. I think it's crazy the Dolphins are doing it and says all I need to about their organization

There's probably a role for him as a gadget guy and kick returner but yeah that's pretty damning. Coleman has his physical limits too. He's never going to shave 0.2s off his 40 time and probably will never have breakaway speed. But I've said for a while before the season started that the body control, size and strength Keon already has can be upgraded with refined route running as he gets experience (and he now has Amari Cooper to mentor)

But I've gotten off topic That Coleman is #4 in rookie pass yards, with (3rd WR as Brock Bowers is looking like an absolute beast, top TE yards in the league) and is ahead of Marvin Harrison Jr, Odunze, Worthy, Legette and McConkey... Look I know he has Josh Allen throwing to him, but Worthy has Mahomes. Before Sunday I was talking myself into 600 yards and multiple touchdowns is a solid rookie receiver for a late 1st/2nd rounder but now it's looking like maybe 800-1000?

Hey! People of all ethnicities can be slow and run good routes!!! 😜