harmonkillebrew

I think they need to evaluate the position each week for matchup. Bishop was a run game liability, but might be needed for his speed in other games. Hamlin probably should have started. Rapp is locked in, but looked horrible. Sucks they didn't hit with Bishop in the 2nd

Looks better than last year so far (which isn't saying much) Keon has grown in Year 2 Palmer has more wiggle and looks like an upgrade over Cooper/Mack Shakir is Shakir

instead we rushed a short down try, like we always do. that NEVER works. You don't catch teams by surprise. Take your time, let the officials review, consider a challenge, draw up a good call. Same crap as always.

This team is toast. Missing the same ingredients as the last few years. Timid coaching, bad situational football, D and O schemes do not hold up against top teams. Questionable talent decisions across the ball (WR, S, etc).

Can see that Josh still doesn't have the WR firepower to make this O more explosive against better Ds

It's the same bad play calling against the Ravens. Playing nickel D against their run fronts. DL get blocked and LBs and DBs swallowed up. Also hurts that Bishop is not Poyer. and Strong ain't Tre. Collinsworth called it that Damar might be better than Bishop if they stay in nickel

2nd half adjustments....let's go! Get out of nickel on D please! you can't play the ravens with 5 DBs when they have 2TEs and a pro-bowl fullback, let alone Henry. And let Josh cook. Stop taking it out of his hands

It's true, Beane's track record of sacrificing draft choices to move up for the "can't miss prospect" is pretty bad (except Josh). What makes it worse, is that he's really hit on some mid-round guys. Maybe if you don't give up those picks to move up we'd have more talent

If so, would Gabe immediately be the 2nd best WR on the team? In terms of actual NFL production, yeah.

used to be Jumpman Josh, but I think diving for the pylon Josh has surpassed as the iconic image

Are you saying the Bills should get a Chase, or that we're good with Keon, Palmer and Samuel? I thought you were saying that expecting a big jump and Palmer to be a beast is foolish.... which I would agree with. Josh is MVP because of his insane abilities. Give him more weapons and the offense would be even more unstoppable. Unfortunately Beane doesn't see it that way....

Cook is the 2nd most impactful player on the team. They need to get him a new deal and to camp. The season hinges on it

guy sounds pretty promising. Could easily push Hamlin off the roster on promise alone

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Problem is Beane seems to have a WR X type that is just not that productive in the league. The big, physical jump ball guy, rather than the fast, quick, wins with separation guy. Coleman is the former and there was literally no doubts about his weaknesses at the draft. It was all over his college tape and showed in his rookie year. He can't get open, except on slants and flats. He doesnt' have the physical traits nor the route running expertise. Now, he could develop the latter still, but he has an uphill battle given the lack of physical traits. Many scouts pegged him as a heavy slot, so its not surprising to see he did best in slants. The only reasons he was productive at all as a rook, was Josh. He dimed him on back shoulder throws and scramble plays. Keon will never be a #1, but he could be a solid contributor and dawg. Hope he learns to play special teams, so he can take on more of the Mad Mack role