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As an X WR?

Is it in KC?

Wondering who doesn't have Netflix. But I get it's annoying.

Shakir is depth now? And we are gonna miss Gabe and Digg’s production? this place is bat ***** crazy. go back to last season and read some threads.

I watched some of Trump’s last rally. I’m not sure I can say Biden shows more cognitive decline than him anymore. My god it was brutal.

A funny dude in a yellow puffy.

Those people are not haters though.

He is our X WR.

Did he not lead the Bills in yards for the last 9 games of the season?

Where do we donate?

Wait till the first quarter when we are down 0-3.

Can't believe Bean was sleeping on this dude.

This thread is way too positive. Must be bots.

Film Analysis: Keon Coleman is one of the best receivers in an outstanding receiver class. Coleman was a multi-year starter with Michigan State, where he had a very productive career before transferring to Florida State. Physically, Coleman is one of the best receiver prospects you will see. He has outstanding size and length and has a very muscular build. Coleman is a unique prospect in the sense that he has the body of a big possession receiver but the movement skills of a quicker slot receiver. Florida State utilized Coleman all over the formation and he was the focal point for their offense. Coleman is very good off the line, showing good burst to create separation while being physical enough to battle through press coverage. He has enough speed to make defenders respect the vertical routes and he can stop on a dime and create separation at the breakpoint—something receivers his size should not be able to do this well. He runs a full route tree and is a three-level threat. Coleman is outstanding with the ball in his hands and FSU wisely utilizes him on screens and quick hitters just to get him the rock as much as possible. He displays very good change of direction and an ability to make the first defender miss. This is also evident on special teams as he is the team's primary punt returner. One of the truly special things about Coleman’s game is his ball skills, hands, and ability to excel in contested-catch situations. He is a weapon in the red zone and is open when he is covered. He can elevate above most defenders to high point the football and he understands how to use his size to his advantage and always works to get in position to secure the football. Coleman will have to get better with some of his route running, as he will get lazy at the top of his route at times and that will be something he cleans up when facing NFL defenders. But overall, Coleman has everything you want to be a team’s No. 1 option and will likely be a difference-maker early on in his NFL career. Prospect Projection: Day 1 — Pro Bowl Talent by Brentley Weismann

Interesting that the Bills had a high second round grade on Coleman. Annoying.

5 pages and I got nothing out of this thread.

Looks like this is who we have. Can someone explain to me why Samuel or Shakir cant take the top off if they run a solid 40? Seems like thats all anyone cares about on here. Is it their lack of height?

This team is one more 5th round pick away from getting over the hump.

It's really strange that this news made you think of a penis immediately.

Glad to see this funny thread get hijacked by the same group of haters.

I dont really need anyone's autograph.

We hate your brother even more.

Did Josh want him? Very unimpressive

He sounds like a character out of Curb Your Enthusiasm

SB parade.