Royale with Cheese

He has the potential to be the greatest of all time. We will build a statue for him.

He gets bodied too easily, I would rather give a contested catch to Shavers.

Palmer was also wide open. Allen had two good options.

In 5 games without Keon Coleman, we are averaging 36 ppg without him in the line up.

I'm not sure it's a mental issue, I think he just doesn't have drive. A true competitor, would lose their mind getting benched. That would light a fire under them to work harder. Keon doesn't care. He is all about having a good time. I think we all know people like this, he's one.

Amazing stat I heard regarding Coleman. Last year without Coleman after the wrist injury, we scored..... 30, 30, 35 and 42. This year....44. I mean I sense a pattern....do youse guys?

There are 7 games left. A million things can happen between then.

He broke his leg in 2023. It was a fibula fracture. Last year was his biceps. This year was pectoral.

Its either they want to go dime or they have to because Milano just doesn’t have the speed anymore to run nickel in passing situations.

Is Milano just rusty or maybe just doesn’t have confidence because of his injuries? He looks very slow. Very noticeable. He started coming on last year after a few games.

Our defense wouldn’t look as bad if we could get off the field on 3rd down.

It was nice having a speed WR for 3 quarters.

That’s weed lol!!

That 3 was on David Edwards.

I don't think it matters what type of injury it is. MacLaurin, Detrich Wise, Noah Brown and Javonte Jean-Baptist all had serious soft tissue muscle injuries for the Commanders. The league as a whole has increased injuries, especially this year.

Some players just mentally can't stay focused. I have seen Coleman just jogging routes, even like on 4th down. Some players as soon as adversity hits, they shut down. They can't function at high level anymore and will literally stop trying. The brain stops working and just give zero effort. I see that in Coleman. I just don't think he has the emotional maturity for the NFL to be successful.

It's somehow true. I don't know how. 09/18/2005 Buffalo Bills 3 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19 11/26/2000 Buffalo Bills 17 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31 09/22/1991 Buffalo Bills 17 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 12/04/1988 Buffalo Bills 5 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 11/02/1986 Buffalo Bills 28 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34 12/19/1982 Buffalo Bills 23 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24 11/19/1978 Buffalo Bills 10 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31 09/26/1976 Buffalo Bills 14 @Tampa Bay Buccaneers https://www.footballdb.com/teams/nfl/buffalo-bills/teamvsteam?opp=30

Or it could be none of those things. These guys train incredibly hard and I think it's catching up to him.

Most teams are going through this. Look at the 49ers, Ravens and Commanders. It's not the lack of preparation or a deficiency in their strength. It's stronger and faster hitting each other and the body is breaking down. I assure you, Michael Hoecht isn't lazy or unprepared.

I'm so eager to see the inactive list at 11:30 am. I have a feeling we're going to see Coleman. Hopefully he bought a warm jacket in the summer time because it be cheaper.

Since no one really knows, since no one was there, its difficult to have a hard stance on which side. The only thing we do know is that Allen did tell Keon in text he was the one he wanted. That's it. Not to mention already sat twice in two years for being late to a game.

How do you know with certainty how much Allen was or wasn't involved? You speak as in you were at the meetings.

This is going to be one hell of a 30 for 30. The Season Saved by a Hardman. "How a PS player who couldn't hold a job anywhere saves the Buffalo Bills season not by producing numbers - just simply having a deep ball or two thrown his way just to spread the defense a little. The man who caught 7 balls all season helped bring the Lombardi to Buffalo."

I can vouch for this. I saw it.