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I honestly do not see any similarities between Davis and Coleman besides slight height weight similarities Davis is a bulked up more clunky athlete... Keon Coleman played division one basketball... Can flush down alley oops smooth .. he looks like a glider Was Florida state's primary punt return... Everybody knows you put your best athlete in college at punt returner So Florida State thought he was the best athlete on the team... He's fluid and smooth... Davis clunky Davis has a weird catching motion.. keon Coleman has clean hands I've seen him hurdle people, one hand catch, juke people.. and run by people Davis didn't even do that at UCF... He's a supreme athlete who is still getting better at football.. which will be a plus for the bills

I thought that was funny

The refs can't hear the play by play people talking They can't sway their opinion

Now you lose all credibility if you don't think Plex was a very good wide receiver Nobody is saying he was a hall of famer... He was in an era with lot of beast wide receivers ... 8500 yd and 65 touchdowns... Missed two years after shooting himself... Came back with 700 yards and eight touchdowns... That's impressive.. physically he's a freak that's why he went top 10 He was a TD machine who could man handle corners I think he had five 1,000 yard season... Including 1300 yd He's way better than Gabe Davis... Who has had a Hall of famer throwing him the ball... While being covered by number two and number three corners... Plex was getting the number one Look at Vincent Jackson's stats or Keenan Allen... Those are other guys he compares to You can't say those guys are bums I don't think you remember watching Plex play because he was a physical beast who commanded the number one corner

I didn't compare him statistically to their rookie year I'm comparing him to the type of player he Could be None of those guys got a lion share of targets their rookie year... Or had Josh Allen throwing them ball Keon Coleman gets 120 targets... He's going to ball Vincent Jackson and plaxico were machines... Like studs

Chicago might have the best wide receiver core in the NFL now... That is a terrible comparison Puka nacua went in the fifth round last year and instantly became his team's top Target It has more to do with quarterback play around you and the amount of Target you get Coleman is going to get more targets than Rome.. he's going to be our most targeted wide receiver guaranteed He could be Vincent Jackson or plaxico burress

He definitely turn the corner last year It usually takes a few years for lineman to get it especially when they are not 100% ready.. he didn't play a lot of high school football... Played lower level college.. and missed his last season He certainly has all the traits for a top notch RT

I know plenty of regional scouts who had a pro bowl grade on Coleman A lot of people in football think we got the steal of the draft in the top of the second round

Tastes like pizza

I don't care if it's Alec Anderson lol I want the best guy to play.. I'm just pretty sure vpg won't win it this year Just my opinion

Lmao there are plenty of great college players who don't become great pros he has a lot of things he need to work on I root for the name on the front buddy.. you sound like his dad

I mean yeah if he clearly wins... But no most line coaches would not expect a fifth round center who plays with bad technique to beat an experienced NFL player They got rid of our starting center and cut our backup center because they knew McGovern could play it.. it is physically the easiest line position to play.. and he was a physical guard, he's now going to be one of the strongest centers in the league They certainly weren't relying on a fifth round rookie that they didn't know would be on the team I'm just saying he has a really hard shot to start

I think most people around the game of football would be shocked It would be the biggest unseating of our training camp.... McGovern can play center And I said VPG needed 1-2 years of grooming so 2 years fits.. he certainly needs one year of bulking up

Mcgovern played center in college .. at the division one level And said he was supposed to play center in Dallas... But was forced to guard He sees himself as a lynchpin... He also is now one of the bigger centers in the NFL... Highly doubt he will play badly In fact I suspect he will play so well he will get a big contract from his next team... Which is why they're going to groom this kid

Well he struggles with his technique and doesn't have tremendous bulk either So he is actually the definition of a developmental pick in the NFL... He was a starting center at Georgia... If he didn't need development for the next level he would have went a lot higher His lack of technique with not amazing bulk will make him have to develop both of those skills... Barring injury he wont be a day one starter He actually has a lack of some refinement.. and his technique struggles because his lack of length at times

Morse played tackle in HS and college and also Center.. played RT and LT at missouri too He is not a pure center based on his size and physicality... He physically can play guard with his size ... Not super long arms... But he had enough length to play college tackle... Because his technique... Vpg struggles with technique So that would hurt VPG moving positions

I think he's Canadian

Well that would be a 43 under which as I said can look slightly like a 34 And Sean has implemented that plenty of times over 6 Plus seasons But he very rarely will go to Three down lineman looks

McDermott has never ran any version of a 34 I wouldn't expect it now... He can and has ran 43 unders and overs which can give a slight 34 look

It's not injected with bourbon it's dry aged with bourbon it's just called bourbon infused Which is normal, a lot of butchers do that now... Dry aging or more specifically a bourbon dry age is very popular now It's not like they just injected it with whiskey lol It's from literally one of the best butchers in Western New York and everything they have fly off the shelves including those dry aged bourbon ribeyes.. which honestly was the best steak I ever had It certainly was not a gimmick

Thank you all for the suggestions I'm sure you all know what you're talking about and I took everything into account It was definitely the best steak I have ever made personally in my life so I appreciate it

I have said 50,000 times on other threads There is nobody in the world that makes a bigger deal about holding than the people here LOL It is a very easy skill to learn There has never been a punter who has been cut because of lack of holding skills... I repeat a holder has never been cut because lack of holding skills People called Corey b terrible at holding here.. yet his new kicker and Cleveland calls him the best holder he's ever had It's not rocket science... It's easy to learn with repetition Bass is in his own head

Well ... He might think Buffalo is a borough lmao

@PromoTheRobotCole Snyder is also at Eastern Michigan Who we are playing late in the season

This is going to be an interesting season