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Mat68

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  1. 2 hours ago, SCBills said:

    So this has to tell us that the Bills viewed Cephus as a better low cost investment than a Day 3 WR?  


    Beane clearly had this in the works yesterday and mentioned it in his press conference. 
     

    I just don’t get it.

     

    After Coleman, Samuel & Shakir, we have JAG’s battling it out for 4-6. 

    What team has a an all pro at Wr 4-6?  Hollins is a NFL wr.  Thats 4.  Shorter, Shaver, Hamler, and Isabella fighting for the final spot.  Not terrible. 

  2. 1 minute ago, No_Matter_What said:

    Because from some reason, they did not want Franklin. They couldn't do more work on him, and still did nothing to get him. Maybe they made a wrong decision, but their final evaluation was clearly very different than yours.

    Carter is likley starting in 25 and is playing 50% of the snaps this season.  Franklin would be bottom of the wr room and is not contributing any way on special teams.  If they want a deep threat.  Sign DJ Chark. 

  3. 2 hours ago, Bangarang said:

     

    Bizarre. I bet he can't wait to pick Justin Shorter's brain and learn all that he can from him

    Maybe Hamler has juice left.  Hurt and never able to create a role in Denver.  At this point does a wr drafted in rd 6 beat out Hamler, Isabella or Shorter?  Assume the pecking order is Samuel, Shakir, Coleman, Hollins than those 3.  

  4. Just now, khlax3 said:

    For everyone still going on about wr. Anyone who gets drafted now would be competing with shorter. He was the 15th pick in the 5th round but no one mentions him. 
     

    the bills need another wr but they should be looking for a vet after 6/1 like chark, obj, Gallup to fill out the roster if they can’t swing a trade 

    At this point they need to have return ability or willingness to play special teams.

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  5. I predict a deep threat wr, Rb, Edge as the primary targets.  Think they leave the draft with 7 to 8 draft picks.  I would trade up for Kamara from Colorado St. and for a deep threat Wr.  Let a Rb fall to them and olineman.  

  6. 9 minutes ago, NoSaint said:


    again though, where do you see that on film?

     

    if claiming the exception status based on an underlying metric, where are the catches with him creating separation in the 10 yard split window?  I think that would be the really interesting piece that would make a lot of people feel better. 


    His route running is projection.  That slant he houses vs LSU.  Not the route but the move he puts on the safety.  Teach him the proper foot and technique for a route and his body control shows he can put his foot in the ground and make the cut.  Second part 10 yard split.  90% of routes is getting off the line and cut.  Be shows the ability to cut without wasted movement.  His 10 yards split indicates he can accelerate off the line and out of the cut.  

  7. 1 minute ago, Sweats said:

    For anyone denouncing this pick, how are you so sure that he will be a failure and not work out for us?

     

    Just curious as to why people think it's not a good pick.....

     

    Speed?.......yes, he had the slowest 40, however, he had the fastest gauntlet and pass-arounds at the combine by any WR in the past 2 years

     

    What else you got?

     

    I think the 10 yard split is more translatable to NFL football than the full 40.  Coleman’s was in line with the top part of the class.  Now pair that with proposed game speed and he has the potential to be more than a possession wr with red zone jump ball ability.  He is not a lumbering runner and is surprisingly fluid.  He develops into a route runner he could become a top level wr.  He is not that out of the box.  None of the wrs after the top 3 are.  Route running is coachable.  I thinks its a good gamble.  

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  8. The big question mark is speed.  He doesnt have linear speed like some others have.  Im not going to get into game speed or GOS testing.  Combine is public and everyone can access.  His 10 yard split is above average.  It is in line or better than guys that ran 4.4 or better.  For route running and majority of concepts he will be fine.  

    8 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

    https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10090935-keon-coleman-nfl-draft-2024-scouting-report-for-florida-state-wr
     

    This report says his comp is Allen Robinson, who also ran a 4.6.

     

    Robinson has had a couple of really big seasons: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RobiAl02.htm

    I see that.  Allen Robinson was a productive wr with some rough passing games.  

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  9. Really like his age.  His athleticism is off the charts.  Being a multi sport athlete and playing for a premier basketball program shows just that.   I think him concentrating solely on football later than the other prospects lends to more potential.  He is as fluid a wr in the draft.  His body control and way he runs with the ball tells you he has the physical tools to develop into a high end route runner.  I see him as a bigger more athletic Stevie Johnson.  Many people are looking for a Diggs replacement.  Imo that role is being given to Shakir.  They were looking to replace Davis.  Coleman is that.  

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  10. 53 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

    This^^ The Bills didn’t want Worthy, that much should be obvious. Worrying about the Chiefs taking a player you didn’t value is a loser mentality. 

    Bilichick was asked this exact question on why would Buffalo trade with the Chiefs.  Basically, what you said.  You do whats best for your team.  This point your not concerned with what any other organization is doing.  With Buffalo’s track record they have a plan and have earned the benefit to see what that plan is.  

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