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I would think McDermott & Beane would have earned a little more trust from you by now. The decision to shed Diggs & his large ego (& larger contract) was clearly the right move for Buffalo, and underscores your point about needing more Cooper-types but younger. Which Coleman may very well be, with 17 throwing to him. But 10k NFL receivers don't just grow on trees. And we now have plenty of opened cap space after this year to finally be able to grease up and extend 17's contract properly, and add a few guys including possibly a Cooper extension. I'd imagine he'd be open to staying here. But my point is that we shouldn't just be judge & jury yet and just chalk #0 up as only capable of what he has been able to do thus far. Beane and McDermott have proven that they do a solid to great job developing their draft picks. Especially after trading Teller too early, the Bills now like to let their young guys ferment if need be. Picks are essentially dirt cheap for 4 years minimum. Coleman being a 2nd rounder, let's see what the kid can become - and less expensively at that. Keon sure seems coachable, and he undoubtedly has already learned a thing or two from watching Cooper come in and handle business.

I'd settle for just fastening a fresh set of blue facemasks on our current helmets! It would be so freaking 🔥🔥🔥 !!!! (and is exactly what we had in the days of Fergy & the Bermuda Triangle)

They list him at 6-1, 215, so he's Fitzpatrick sized... 😶 so he's probably closer to 6-0, or a shade under that. Agile, sure. Big ego? Check. But definitely not a big dude.

Agree except I do think there will be a camp leg, if only to be exactly that. Each kickoff is a chance to practice for the new kick return configuration, which is supposed to encourage more returns. And Tyler probably doesn't need to kick every single one. Juggs machine balls just aren't the same.

I'm on board with getting a talented young stud in here, maybe not at 28, but to be able to play & learn under DaQuan, Ed and this guy! 🧱🧱🧱🧱

wow, a great signing! this is teaching tape on how you maintain gap control, then make plays off that! the last few plays show him with some nice wins vs. Morse/McGovern in the last Chargers game 😧

welp, to address your concerns, a Curtis Samuel signing should certainly make you feel better! 😅 I didn't foresee any 3 yr/30 million dollar contracts to be allocated to the WR room, but I like it! let Josh cook!

could be used like another guy named Samuel over there in SF in fact, that's kind of what Brady did with him in Carolina in 2020 fun fact: Curtis started at tailback for OSU in 2014 (right after Ezekiel Elliott)

I'd love to see KJ Osborn sign here, for competition's sake - he'd upgrade our weaponry experience-wise Still relatively young and was productive despite being an afterthought in Minnesota Probably wouldn't cost Beane a fortune to sell him on coming in here to catch lasers from Josh

Yes, and not that this was the only reason we lost, but I am sure it didn't help our run D I'm good, we actually agree that he's not All-Pro but it's a good signing. I think he's more important than you is all. 🤝

YOU have posted on this board taking issue with people who erroneously claim he was "playing at an All-Pro level" I explained why he hasn't even sniffed that (his sack totals), which you just reinforced above 👆 I have never said he has played at an All-Pro level And have only said he is a very important piece on our D You seemed to imply that based on what he signed for, he's not really that good I think he's a very, very good player in this league at that position And other than a torn pec, he has been very durable, so I expect that to continue We both are glad he signed, let's agree on that! 🍻

and I really think Terrell Bernard is a big key to stopping the Chiefs, matchup wise having him and Milano back will be huge (as compared to playing them in the playoffs with AJ Klein wearing a green dot helmet!)