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What I said was # 3 AT BEST. #5 is a good bet. I'd put Gabe ahead of him at this point.

As much as the team and some fans have tried to pump up Coleman, characterizing him as a WR who could be a difference-maker, I haven't seen it from day one. Still don't. He's a #3 at best in my view. For me, he's this version of the Bills Tremaine Edmunds - the guy they desperately want to believe is more than he really is. I'm not buying the 'Everyone Eats' mantra. Josh is an elite QB. PLEASE, find a way to get him big boy weapons, if not this year, next year.

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It's entirely possible. Hopefully, the Bills are motivated after the Sunday night Cold Front debacle and pull out a win. After what looked like a runaway division title for the Bills after 4 games, it's not beyond the realm of possibilities that the Pats (with a win over the Saints) could be on top of the division after 6 weeks. 😗

I have a feeling only a handful of users here will get the reference. "In the garden, growth has it seasons. First comes spring and summer, but then we have fall and winter. And then we get spring and summer again". Hailed as genius by the political class 🤔

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Seeing that reminded me that there were 2 separate of fumbles the Bills lost but could've recovered if they'd practiced the fundamentals they're taught - diving on the ball rather than trying to be the hero and snagging the ball off of the ground.

Here we go 🙄

Home delivery has got to be logistically impossible, especially in the cup-de-sac filled suburbs of Atlanta. There are no ‘paper-boys’ to deliver to the 5 houses in my 625-house subdivision who might subscribe. It’s not possible for a delivery guy driving a van to make any money with such little demand. Nobody cuts coupons out of the Sunday paper. I do miss the days of grabbing the AJC Sunday edition on Saturday evening and having it there to relax with by the fire on Sunday mornings. It was great reading a piece from beginning to end without being interrupted 20 times with pop-ups.

I just remember that he was huge and had off the chart measurable for quicknessand athleticism. It’s hard for somebody like me whose never played at that level to understand how somebody with those traits couldn’t make it in the NFL. I thought he would turn out to be something special, but he never even made the final 53.

His play doesn’t warrant any thing close to pro bowl consideration . That’s exactly my point. As the 54th overall pick in his draft class the hope was that he’d be more of a force on the edge - a defender that opposing offenses would need to account for. But he’s not that guy. He’s serviceable. Adequate. Not a liability. Makes some plays. Hooray!

Yes. A.J.Epenesa. #57. The guy whose playing time has been replaced by Bosa. I do like Epenesa. He’s made some good plays. But nobody’s going to putting his name on the Pro Bowl ballot. .

And adding salt to the wound is that veteran players like Rousseau and Epinesa (that ARE healthy) aren’t playing at a level that’s expected from those at their draft positions and game experience. Not awful, but somewhat unremarkable. The top dog on defense is a 1-year FA that would surprise most if he remained healthy and active all season.

Great. Sounds like the Bills are fielding their pre-season rosters on defense. is it just my imagination or not that over the past 3 or so years, the Bills seem to have an inordinate amount of non-season-ending injuries that take out starters and often same position #2’s for multiple weeks? is there something about their technique, conditioning, or are the Bills just overly cautious about activating hurt players? It’s mostly on defense, but even the punters and kicker are among the walking wounded this year.

Great cover shot. i’ll be buying a couple of copies; one for me and one as gift.