artmalibu

Can never have enough DBs.....

Cant be may guys sitting on the couch that are any better....

The current WRs are better that the production suggests. Three of the WRs produced more other places. The game plan sucks and so does the play calling. Not to mention bad game managing which likely cost a win on Thursday. Its a sin in the NFL to be so predictable. Everyone knows if a run or pass is coming based on the formation and who is on the field.

Brown looked too hurt to play, I hope it didnt get hurt more do to not coming out of the game. I would think a guy with one arm is not better than the backup....

I say no to the trade because he is still worth more to the Bills than any other team. The biggest problem with him is the expectations, he is not the type of WR who is a #1. I thought at best he was a #2, he was not known for his route running, speed or being shifty, he is big and physical. He projects well to win jump balls and block downfield. The bigger issue is the the Bills have a weak pass game plan. Three guys got here to produce less than they did with lesser QBs. So, I do believe he is more talented than his production suggests. Bean did not miss on the talent but did miss on the guy. I would not try to trade him since he has no value. They should try to develop him as he does have tools that could be useful. If at the end of the next preseason the light doesn't go on for him trade him for a bag of used footballs or cut him and move on.

No, 1st pick was used to trade back and gain assets 2nd pick was used to trade back and gain assets 3rd pick was used to draft Coleman

I do? Your words "Last season he signed Samuel for decent $ and used his 1st pick on Coleman,"

No they used their 1st round pick to gain assets.

The did not use there 1st round pick to get Coleman, he was selected in the 2nd! They traded the 1st to improve 2 other picks and then traded again to improve another. The improvement of the 3 picks was pretty big, moving up 60, 38 and 26 spots. So to say they used a #1 on him is not really accurate.

The WRs are not the real problem here. Three of them did better before getting here. There was a time WRs came here to have their best seasons. Two guys have 4.3 40s and the only thing they do is catch screen pass and jet sweeps.

To me is seems the game plan is to use Colman as a blocker rather than a pass catcher. He jumps and catches the ball good enough that I would like to see a few targets a game using that skill. I dont think the game plans used are designed to produce awesome passing stats. I wont complain since the team is #1 in yards per game, and in rushing. And, currently sitting a 6th in points with half of the teams in front of them have played 1 more game. In the past we saw WRs come to the Bills and post their best seasons Cole, Diggs for example. Now we are not seeing that Samuel, Moore, Palmer. What gets my attention the most is that both Samuel and Moore are 4.3 40 guys and it seems like there is no effort to use the speed.

A bird in the hand is better than 2 in the bush. To get a proven pro in a cationic covid time was a smart move.

In 4 years he only out produced Coleman's rookie season in 1 of them. Doesnt give me a lot of confidence that he would be the missing link.

Hoecht will be the X factor...

I hope they plan to ramp him up kinda slow...