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This is terrific! I remember when that video came out during the pandemic. Whose the guy that looks like Cory from Trailer park boys?

Hmmm… call me crazy, but in dec, I think he’s gonna believe in shoes when walking from car to field house. Do boots count as shoes?

“A lot” is a pretty vague statement. 2 Bills players missed ota this week. Jones and Douglas. as defensive players, their main job is to disrupt timing. It’s a lot easier to disrupt timing than run a play where all involved need to have the timing correct. That’s why defense is usually ahead of offfense at the beginning of training camp. For Jones, as a 1T, his job is fairly clear. To hold his ground and eat up blockers, for the most part. He’s shown he knows how to do this, and do it well for the Bills. Douglas is a bit of a different story. I don’t think it’s good for him to miss camp. He’s fairly new in this defense, and I’m guessing that there are a bunch of coverage options that a boundary corner needs to know.

I don’t know. Call me crazy, but a WR skipping his first practice with a new QB isn’t just a bad look, it’s a missed opportunity to develop timing with your QB and learn a new offense. Completely different than Mccaffrey who has worked 3 seasons with the same qb and offense.

Cmon dude. The question was "how is MVS different than current Bills receivers". The answer is clear. He's a deep threat; the other arent (except for maybe KJ Hamler). No other Bills receiver averages more than 13 yds per catch, so a career avg of >17 ypc is clearly different than all the rest. This isnt a subtle finding. And the reason Hill averages only 13.8 ypc is he's a #1. A >150 target per year guy. He gets the short, mid, and long targets. MVS is only a mid/long guy. Will MVS be a success for the Bills ? I have no idea. But I'm pretty confident that any success he has wont be as a possession reciever.

The skill set that averages 17.5 yds per catch for his career, and 20+ yds per catch for his best year. No other Bills WR comes close to those numbers.

To be clear, that guy said Bishop and Carter AND still keep next years 1 and both 2s.

Elite separation by Coleman in the video. Shoot, the DB isn’t even in the picture!

I’m wondering when the same push will occur for cornerbacks.

Anyone consider that the Bills may be keeping him as a secret weapon in the fake punt game?

Me too

Hamler was both fast and quick in college. Biggest problem he had at psu was drops, which I think knocked him out of the 1st round. Year 1 at Denver he averaged 19 yds per catch on limited targets. the cardiac issue he had seemed to be a viral myocarditis, which typically resolves completely. Biggest issue I see is hamstrings and acl. If he’s recovered from these, he could be the deep threat Bills currently lack. in any event,, a pretty low risk signing. Cost the Bills no draft capital and little salary cap.

?? How does Allen have an out after 2025??

So, the facts are that Bills spent 1st round draft picks on both a WR and a receiving TE in the past 5 yrs. You can argue this for the next 5 billion years, but its still a fact.

Hardy graduated from Penn Hills high school, about 10 mile away from downtown Pittsburgh.

Actually returned 3 punts for TD; one was called back on penalty. Reminds me a lot of Nickel Robey. Good slot corner. Different skill set than Taron Johnson.

There is no doubt whatsoever that Keon Coleman has a different skill set thatn the Bills current receivers. The big concern is whether his skill set transfers to the NFL and whether he can separate from defenders sufficiently for Josh to trust his eyes. Im optimistic that Josh learns that Coleman is open even when he doesnt have separation, given his ball skills. Well learn a lot in 6 months.

Still salty that there were 5 3rd round comp picks and Bills didnt get one. Someone please let Goodell know that id like a word with him.

Huh. I'm seeing a RAS of 8.19, with points off for speed.

Ahh, read what I wrote. Hes' not super athletic. I dont know what his RAS score is, but I'm sure its <9. But his film is better than his RAS score might suggest. As a bunch of others have written, I'm not sure he will get the separation that Josh will trust. time will tell.

Literally the opposite of Edmunds. Edmunds was super athletic, RAS score of 9.5, but played worse than his athleticism. Coleman is not super athletic,but plays better than his athletic traits would suggest.

Aiyuk isn’t listed as a success. The list is useless. This isn’t a difficult concept.

I’m not sure I agree that numerous pro athletes have type I diabetes. In fact, I can only think of one—Ron Santo from the last century. Im sure you can do a google search and come up with a few more. I doubt more than 0.1% of pro athletes have type 1 DM.

I’m thinking that dude looks like a strung out tweaker

Hmmm… Did the chiefs pay any WR >$8 million last year?