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And stop moving the goal post. You’ve been whining about Beane not giving Josh enough weapons in terms of the WR issue all off season, during the draft, and since. No one is dumb enough to believe your whole rant is about WR contracts now and not about “Beane not doing enough for Josh”. You spin nonsense more than politicians. The depths you will go to try and salvage something you got smashed on is both hilarious and impressive at the same time. You should consider politics though lol

As usual, you dodged the actual QUESTION I asked you and you answered a DIFFERENT question to avoid having to face your own nonsense. So once again, what is Kincaid primary ROLE? If you say anything other than a receiver for Josh then you’re either a liar or the dumbest poster on the board. So what’s your answer?

Lmao…it’s comical you’re still trying. Whats Kincaid role? If you say anything other than a receiver then you should suspend yourself from posting until training camp. And the fact you won’t acknowledge that to spin a 100% false picture that KC had used more draft capital on “receivers” who feature a literal TE as their factual best “receiver” is comical. But this is you. It’s what will always keep you from actually being a good poster. You want to argue a technicality to push a false agenda and then act a fool about it on top of that. You want to sell “Beane doesn’t do enough” and then cherry pick things to paint a false picture. You know damn well Kincaid is a receiver for us, as much as Kelce is for KC and maybe more because Kelce does other non-receiving TE things better. On the flip side, you make dunking on you easy with these absurd takes like LeBron on 8 foot rims lol

Except they haven’t There it is…the good ole reliable @FireChanswhite flag of gibberish you throw up every time you run out of ways to spin nonsense. Lol, like clock work

Bahahaha...so lets recap your hilariously absurd stance of KC has done more for Mahomes than Bills have for Allen rant: Chiefs over the past 5 years are geniuses and done more for Mahomes by investing 4 picks in the first 2 rounds over the past 5 seasons in Clydes Edward Helaire, Skyy Moore, Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy. And one of those was a RB in the FIRST ROUND. Bills are losers and done way less for Allen by ALSO investing 4 picks in the first 2 rounds over the past 5 seasons in Diggs, Cook, Kincaid, and Coleman. And you make this claim because Kincaid is "not a WR"? Your point is so flawed and stupid that I cannot even believe you're still trying to argue it. I mean I do because its you, and its what you do when you go down one of these rants based solely on your biased agenda than facts, but even still I am still a bit surprised you're still trying. The funniest part is that you are trying to do so by disqualifying Kincaid as a weapon because he is a TE when in fact the best weapon on the other team in question is literally a TE. Especially when Kincaid was drafted to literally be a receiving weapon and as they put it, "Our Kelce". Tell you what...go find any one person over the age of 3 years old who would take CEH, Moore, Rice, and Worthy over Diggs, Cook, Kincaid, and Coleman.

Didn't mention Knox once, but that is you deflecting again like always when you fail to make a point and spew nonsense but still try and save it. The funniest part is the Bills have literally invested more into weapons for Josh than the Chiefs have for Mahomes. Over the last 5 drafts starting in 2020 (Allens prime years)... Bills: Used TWO firsts and one second on pass catching weapons for Josh (Diggs, Kincaid, and Coleman). Chiefs: Used ONE first and two seconds on pass catching weapons for Mahomes (Skyy Moore, Rashee Rice, and Xavier Worthy). LMAO - You aren't even right about Chiefs investing more, not to mention they did a worse job at it. And here is the best part...the Chiefs ALSO used a...wait for it...FIRST round pick on a running back, and a crappy one too that got replaced by a 7th rounder a couple years later. You know, that position you just said was a mistake to even use a day 2 pick on. And yeah...rookies generally dont come out and are the greatest to ever play the position as rookies. So yeah duh he isn't Kelce yet, but that doesn't mean you don't draft him lmao. And Kelce lost a step last year, I wouldn't be surprised at all if Kincaid has a better year than Kelce this year and every year moving forward. So I wouldn't be so quick to say he isn't him yet in terms of a receiving weapon.

Lol...just when I thought your post couldn't be any worse than your last one you go out and top it. Impressive. What is so funny to me is that when I mention the fact that the back to back Champs have had a worse WR room the last 2 years than the Bills (and one of the worst in the league)...the FIRST thing you and all of them say is BUT KELCE. But with the Bills, you want to downplay Kincaid at TE and over dramatize WR. The fact you want to ignore a first round TE who set team records as a rookie as a "weapon" for Josh says all anyone needs to know about how bad this post is. But why stop there...you dumb it down further by now saying Cook was a bad investment...Literally 1 post after you just said the run game was fine with Cook and we didn't need another RB? Ummmm...Ok. And I can promise you no GM in the NFL thinks a day 2 pick on a RB is a bad investment. Literally one of the most absurd draft-isms I have ever heard.

Ah, typing I was only recalling some of the comics, but either way, I don't blame them and would have too.

I wasn't comparing us to the Chiefs...just pointing out that we aren't "slow" either like most people think. I listed Kincaid as a mismatch, because that is what he is. Is he faster than a WR...no, but he is fast for a TE, and more importantly game speed fast with his fluid movement and precise routes to go with his fast TE speed. And Cook as explosive because he is just that, he is a big play threat as a runner and receiver. He isn't as "fast" as Pacheco, but he is fast and has great burst and acceleration. What is the only sure fire way to keep Mahomes from scoring? Keep him off the field. This obsession to score in a play or two by some (not saying you) doesn't even make sense. There is only 1 way we are going to beat the Chiefs and that is converting TD's when on their side of the field. And where do you do that the most? The redzone. What did we just go out an and add the last 2 drafts? Guys to elevate our play in the redzone, including running the ball better outside of Josh Allen, better trench play, etc. I personally care a LOT more about the many many many more redzone trips and converting those than I do the 1 to 3 potential 60+ yard TD passes over an entire season that are even less likely in the open air bad weather stadiums we play late in the year at home and the postseason.

My thoughts on Chase Claypool: Under McD, this has been a place to come be the best version of themselves possible, and we have seen that with a lot of players where their career best years have been in Buffalo. But those guys also weren't having to overcome bad attitude problems either. Claypool has the physical talent to be a force on the field, but thus far, he hasn't had the attitude, mental capacity, and work ethic to really tap into his potential. So for me, this is a high reward low risk move by the Bills. The attitude and personality he has had that has derailed his previous 3 teams will not fly at all in this locker room with either the coaches or the players. This really is probably a last chance place for him before having to go to the CFL or something. If McD and the staff can get through to him, if he can lock on to someone here to help him be a pro, this kid could make this team and find a role. Do I think it will happen? Not really, those kinds of changes don't come easy or often. This is a team looking to win, and this WR room will be tough for him to make as it is. But, if he can tap into his best self here, learn to play hard all the time and play the right way, this kid has the talent to have a major turn around and be a force here with Josh Allen. But I am not gonna hold my breath either on that one, its a long shot.

Run game lost the players that complimented Cook. And we STILL had to rely on Josh to run too much. It was not "good enough" going into the draft as it was just Cook and everyone and their mom (except for you apparently) knew we were drafting a RB most likely given how much RB interest they showed and signing no one to get the tougher yards Cook isn't suited for. Everything in this sentence is wrong. Day 2 picks are great places for RB's to come off the board (or later). And no this regime did not take a day 2 RB, he was a Ray Davis was a day 3 pick, so you are wrong about that too. LMAO...such BS. Bills TRADED their first for Diggs, a first they would have used on a WR. Bills used a first on an elite TE prospect whose primary role is WR. Bills just used a day 2 pick this year on a WR. So in 3 of the past 5 drafts the Bills have invested a 2 first round picks and a 2nd round pick on a receiving weapon for Josh. Not to mention, they also added Shakir in the 5th two years ago too which despite your pointless rant of what pick was used has so far turned into a very promising weapon for Josh. So yeah...just about everything in your rant is wrong both factually and analytically.

You do realize we are not a slow team though right? Shakir 4.4, Samuel 4.3, Kincaid is a mismatch, Cook is explosive, and Coleman may not be home run fast but he is short area burst fast.

This will either be great or a total crash and burn...either way seems interesting, so I would be in

If the Patriots knew he was a violent killer, they wouldn't have signed him. Second, the ex Pats werent the ones making AH jokes, it was the comics.

That was the genius of this statement...it probably was a confession, but if Goodell or anyone in the NFL pressed him on it in his quest to buy into the Raiders (or any other team) he can easily deflect it and just say it was a joke, even take it a step further and just say one of the comedians wrote it or pitched it to him as a joke. My wife and I laughed pretty hard when he said it. I mean its not like anyone believes he didn't do it, even my Pats fan friends say he definitely did it ha.

Totally understand you stance here, but I just don't think people are associating Hernandez with "Mental Health" as much as they are cold blooded killer who chose violence his whole life on how to deal with things. So not sure he is going to get a lot of sympathy because of that. I would also presume his daughter would skip any Roast of anyone closely tied to Hernandez if she couldn't handle the AH jokes too. Everyone has different tastes and limits with humor...for me, I thought it was great, but also don't fault you for feeling different about it.

It was definitely Coleman. They were in love with Coleman and it’s why they took Polk next on the small trade back as a similar style of player.

No offense…but I can’t stand childish and ridiculous comments like this. First of all, if you have a pulse and just like comedy that alone is worth the watch because it was hilarious. Second, loving watching Brady and other Pats get shredded all night does not make you a Pats fan. Hating the Pats made it that much better. And third, some of us love football in general. So you can respect someone for what they were and still dislike them. I dont think you know what a roast is.

Tony Hitchcliffe killed it, Kevin Hart was incredible and so was Nikki Glazer. The whole roast was great, but those were my 3 faves overall

Just finished…def best roast of all time!

How is no one talking about this Live roast of Brady on Netflix tonight? It’s epic and hilarious. I was stunned to come here and no one in shout box talking about it and no threads on it. Kevin Hart annihilated him on the opening monologue hahaha. This has been one of the best roasts for sure

With Chasepool, feels like there is talent there he never lived up to. McD always says, come here to be your best self, so maybe playing here and with Josh can turn it around for him. However, I am skeptical he makes the roster. Lets see if he surprises

I wasn’t interested in using the draft capital and cap space on DHop, but now that we drafted Coleman, I’m much more open to it as I agree he would be an excellent mentor.

Beane already said he will be an X WR here, not a big slot. I think what some of you are missing on this pick is you have in your mind what you think they should do rather than focusing on what the kind of offense they are actually building. Everyone loves speed, even our FO. But, there is a very strong theme Beane has made very clear...he wants players with an edge, players who bring more swagger and toughness to the table. He isn't trying to build a track team out there, he is giving Allen options at various phases of the field, guys who can make that extra play or two that we have failed to make in the post season that has kept us from advancing. They said Jefferson was a big slot too. They said Mike Evans wasn't fast enough to be on the outside. And I know that you felt DeAndre Hopkins was the best WR in football for a long time, yet Coleman's pro day 40 was faster than any 40 Hopkins ran. Even his slower 40 at the combine wasn't much slower than Hopkins and still faster than a lot of other WR1's that have had great careers in the NFL, and even HOF careers. So I think everyones tendency to label him a big slot is selling him short. One thing being over looked is how Florida St used him too and what they asked him to do. He is going to get a whole other level of coaching on technique to take advantage of all that athleticism where he can win and separate in the NFL like all the other greats who ran similar or worse 40's than him. As far as his contested catch %, it was much higher prior to last year and was impacted playing the backup QB where they put a lot of praryer low percentage balls towards him. He still only had 2 drops on the season, and I think we will see he is quite good on contested catches when he has an elite QB putting the ball more consistently in places he can win those 50/50 balls. I have always hated them being called 50/50 balls, because that is the worst description. Some of them are put in places where they should be caught at a higher rate than 50% (see Diggs dropped bomb vs KC where he let ball go through his hands for example...should catch that almost all the time) and many many more that are much lower than 50% because they are poorly placed for the WR to succeed, and some that are so much so that the WR plays more defense than anything on the ball to keep the turnover from happening. So for me, I think he is going to excel at the contested catch in the NFL and benefit from off script throws by Allen too getting him balls in areas only he can get to. And I do think he has the commitment, intelligence, and athleticism to excel and succeed in the NFL at getting separation and plenty of YAC as well.

Diggs disappeared under Dorsey the year before too in the 2nd half of the season and playoffs. Diggs has never in 4 seasons had a great playoff run, or even a good one. Hard disagree here. There is simply no truth to the fact that McD wants to run the ball and be a run first team. He has said many times he wants more big plays, to get the passing game going. But this team was anemic rushing the ball, especially in the playoffs and bad weather when we needed it the most. When your D can't stop Mahomes the best thing is to keep control of the ball and keep him off the field. We were one dimensional before Cooks emergence last year, and some of you act like that was a bad thing. McD has also been one of the absolute most aggressive coaches in the NFL since he has been HC. We had a top 5, arguably top 3 for a couple years, in Diggs and didn't get out of the 2nd round the past 3 seasons. Or maybe that had to do with their QB not being very good. If you cant see the MASSIVE canyon of difference between Allen and Bridgewater and how that will affect the two teams scoring then I don't know what to tell you. And those guys had that season with a crappy Bridgewater at QB. Do you even realize how little Diggs and Davis contributed once Dorsey was fired? If you don't think this offense can thrive without them, then you weren't paying attention second half of the season and playoffs. Shakir broke out second half season and his role built up over the season. Kincaid was a rookie. Cook broke out as well. These are young ascending players on the rise, yet you talk like they peaked. And Brady didn't install his system, he was running Dorseys. Now he gets an entire offseason to work with these players, install his system and integrate someone he knows well in Samuel and also our new rookie in Coleman. I think all 3 of Coleman, Shakir, and Kincaid will flirt with 1000 yards this year personally.