TheyCallMeAndy

No offensive player should be ranked higher than Josh Allen.

So PS5 or SB Ring? I need more time.

6 games the last 2 years. Very low pass defense production, very poor missed tackle rate (18+%) and completions percentage (80+%) during those 6 games. was solid 3 years ago, though. Competition for Dorian Williams at Sam and LB3, but Williams should win. Buffalo Joe could still win LB4 as well.

Bills/Rams TNF from a few years back The Hamlin game Any playoff loss

Better than Peterman!

Earliest QB memories I have was of Alex Van Pelt, but the obsession started with Bledsoe.

Cover 1 says the opposite

Film watchers routinely say defenses pay lots of attention to Kincaid. In terms of "we can find TEs in round 2-3 who have put up better numbers", the only guys who are off to a better start and drafted in rounds 1-3 the last two years are Brock Bowers (1-13) and Sam Laporta (2-2). I won’t comb through all 29 TEs drafted in 2023 and 2024, but no names really jump out. Even the big names in this MB the last few years.

Even all his useless hubbub about his weight, why does it even matter? At 240, he's a mediocre blocker. We didn't draft him to block. We drafted him to be a weapon in the passing game. He can do that at 220, 230, or 240 pounds. Who cares?

Without that hit, does Tyler Bass nail a 61 yarder and go on to connect on 91% of his following kicks?

2023 counts. 80% catch rate (58% in 24). 311 YAC (274 in '24) 4.4% drop rate (8% in '24) When targeted, Kincaid's catchable pass rate was in the 30's, but his open rate was high. He needs to stay healthy and get on the same page as Allen. His 2024 wasn't as good as we all hoped, but he did plenty of good things and his profile as a whole is still promising.

I very much subscribe to the 3 year rule when judging rookies, so Keon still has this year and next year. Kincaid needs to make a big stride in year 3, but we are no longer the offense he was drafted into. For context, that likely puts him around 225-230 pounds.

Headhunting our players? He had one bad hit on Coleman that a fraction sooner or a fraction later is totally legal. Poyer always does the shoulder to sternum hits on deep balls, and after watching him play for nearly 8 season's I don't think he's now magically a dirty player. Just a guy who mistimed a hit because he's lost a few steps. Pass on Poyer in 2025 because he's washed, but let him retire a Bill next summer then add him, Hyde, and Kyle to the wall.

Tyrod!

A DE rocking 94

Kincaid is looking a bit swole, I hope it doesn't restrict his movement skills. Not everyone can be a 6'4" 250 pound nimble athlete and worth every penny like Tremaine Edmunds. Let's draft a WR at 30.

The single digit numbers are popular now, so punters get what is left over. Bass doesn't know how lucky he is lol

My official bet is KC, Pittsburgh, Houston, or NE.

Pre Moore signing I think there is a very good chance this happens. He's an elite #WR4 if he'd take the role reduction.

We don't even have confirmation from a fuzzy side profile that the person pictured is even Kincaid. 🤦🏻

Nice try, Diddy.

I'm never against bringing in young, high draft picks into TC to compete. I love that we signed Shenualt and Moore instead of aging names.

Palmer - 3rd, has developed into a dependable outside WR. Probably profiles best as a WR2. Coleman - 2nd, still developing but had a real strong stretch as a rookie. According to Allen, he's added bulk this summer. Shakir - 5th, has developed into a near elite slot WR. Moore - 2nd, plagued with poor QB/OCs and stats resemble it. That said, his catch rate and drop rate numbers are solid. Samuel - 2nd, issues staying healthy but has proven to be a good slot WR and gadget player. Shenualt - 2nd, hard to say what the issue is, career got off to a good start. Also has good catch and drop rate numbers.

Needing a WR and wanting to improve your WR competition are two very different scenarios. I'd be willing to bet Mr. Coleman's job to lose is the WR spot opposite Palmer.

Technically that's what we are trying to do lol