nedboy7

Absolutely I agree. I think he will thrive in this offense.

Here is an intelligent discussion of the Bills draft. It's a good watch. Bills start at 6:45

Here is a take from CBS discussing the Bills draft. Starts around 6:45

Prior to the 2017 draft, Samuel blazed a 4.31 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine which led many to believe he'd be a home run hitter in the NFL, but that never really materialized. His career yards per reception is 10.7, not what you would expect from someone with his speed.

Just learned on this video that Coleman is cousins with CeeDee Lamb.

It's ok to blame both of them. Cause they are both at fault.

I have no expectations anymore from Beane to make an intelligent decision for the WR room.

This is weird and stubborn behavior from Beane. Just draft some guy with potential instead of some leftover garbage. You messed up the WR room. Fix it!!!

I see this almost as a giant FU to the fans and everyone who would have been just fine if he pretended to care and drafted a WR just shut everyone up.

I can't believe we let them draft Kingsley Suamataia. That is gonna look real dumb when he dominates our pathetic DEs.

I seriously dont get taking another shot at a WR. You never know. The 3rd and 4th were the perfect spots.

It's called bat ***** crazy.

Ran a 4.71? Clearly a slot guy.

Before you bash this draft, remember to be grateful we even drafted a WR with our first pick. It could have been way worse. LOL.

Not sure why people assume these teams would give up a 4th for a couple 5th? I am as well disappointed in not drafting a second WR.

Maybe Denver has no interest in 5th rounders. I mean it is a remote possibility.

You might need to dumb it down though. Like is he be a Davis replacement yo?

He is a Davis replacement? That is some of the dumbest ***** on here.

Interesting stat of the day.... Coleman's 40 time is still a point higher than the collective IQ on here.

Few WR prospects helped their 2024 NFL Draft stock in 2023 more than Keon Coleman. Though he doesn’t have the same volume as other top WR prospects, he scored a touchdown on over 20% of his receptions and put plenty of dominant reps on display. At 6’3 1/4″, 213 pounds, Coleman’s play strength is an obvious plus — both at the catch point and as a run-after-catch (RAC) threat. He compounds that play strength with rare catch-point instincts and body control in the air and has size-defying elusiveness and burst to go with it on the ground. On top of his traits at and after the catch, Coleman also has the lateral twitch and fluidity to separate independently, giving him a nearly unmatched three-level upside.

I know its one drill, but he clearly looks like the best one on here...... He is solid.

Josh Allen wanted? Whoa....

Which QB did you want.

Can we move up for another WR?

The more I watch and read the more I like!