LeGOATski

What do you want to bet?

No one's expecting Samuel to be the #1, but if you think he can have a career year with Josh, that's an objectively great year. Coleman as the other outside receiver (who's also plenty versatile as a big, explosive receiver), plus Kincaid, Cook, Shakir, and Knox. Brady's going to get similar if not better production out of those guys than he did with his 2020 Carolina weapons (four 1000+ yarders! with the ghost of Cam Newton and Teddy Bridgewater as his QBs). You don't really have a leg to stand on when complaining about this. It's okay to be realistic and take a wait-and-see approach, but the dooms day posting that some people are doing is absurd.

So you think he can have a career year of 900+ yards receiving, regardless of the other extra yards he can get. He's a versatile speedster. Idk what you're worried about.

He was actually over 1000 yards from scrimmage that year You don't really know what you're complaining about

If Samuel stays healthy, I wouldn't be surprised if he also has the best season of his career. As a fan of the team who obviously knows the history of other vets having career years, why would you not be optimistic about that?

He's a poor man's Spencer Brown

He does make it up elsewhere, which was obvious to the Bills when they scouted him. It's also why he was a punt returner, despite being tall and "slow."

Absolutely. I'd like to do a comparison between this offense and Brady's 2020 Carolina offense. The Panthers struggled at QB, but they still had 4 players go for 1000+ yards of total yard from scrimmage (DJ Moore, Robbie Anderson, Curtis Samuel, and Mike Davis) The Bills have their Robbie Anderson, Curtis Samuel (literally) and Mike Davis, but they don't have a DJ Moore. They do have a Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir, who are totally different offensive weapons, so it will be interesting to see what Brady draws up in order to get similar production to what he got with that Carolina offense. And obviously, Brady has Josh Allen. And then we can't forget about Knox. Keon can absolutely go for 1000+ in this offense, as can Cook. I'd be surprised if Samuel does, but I wouldn't be surprised with 800 yards from him. I imagine Kincaid is 900-1000 and Shakir is 700-800 but it's a real question mark.

Coleman is actually Beane's Robbie Anderson (a.k.a. Robbie Chosen), tall and athletic.

Honestly, they've been pretty good at scouting WRs. I fault them for never making it a huge priority, but when they've drafted receivers (including TEs) the prospects have turned out good.

I was making a joke about our new LB/Edge

He's the best run-blocking WR in this draft

Boo hoo

If it's for a 4th next year, it's kind of a trade "up"

That's a good thing, I think.

Will contribute on special teams immediately

C'mon Malik Washington

The value is right and it filled a need. This guy is big, but mobile. The Bills run game is better when they get linemen pulling.

C'mon Malik Washington

Re'Mahn Walter Zhamar Jamar Davis

Am I supposed to read this as a poem? I'm having trouble with the cadence.

To me it doesn't feel like anything until I watch them play in the NFL.

Says some know-nothing poster every year.... People were crying after the 22 draft, but Cook, Bernard, Shakir, and Benford have turned out great.

I like Malik Washington in this round

Seems like a good time for the Bills to trade up and nab either the CB or speedy WR they want.