Motorin'
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7 minutes ago, billybob71 said:
we are doomed all due to .2 tenths of a second in a 40 yard dash 😁 so Billsy
Meanwhile the guy hits 21-22mph in pads.
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27 minutes ago, Rock-A-Bye Beasley said:
Couldn’t have possibly scripted a more nightmare scenario.
Yes we could have, imaging taking a QB from Wyoming over Josh Rosen!
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10 minutes ago, FireChans said:
He runs a 4.61 dude. That’s 3t DT speed
He hit 22.2 mph in his 40 yard dash at the combine. Second fastest in his group.
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3 minutes ago, FireChans said:
GROSS
BIG FAT KELVIN BENJAMIN CLONE
NOOOOO
fat?
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Mitchell, and if not Mitchell then Franklin.
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3 minutes ago, Low Positive said:
He was sick, or so he (and his agent) says.
He weighed in at 183lbs at his pro-day. He should be able to get up to 190 and some upper body strength.
The best part of his game that has been analyzed recently is that he has amongst the best release movement off the line. Very Diggesque.
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Just now, Roundybout said:
Becuase he’s allergic to going over the middle so he has to rely on low-percentage throws to the outside and deepColeman is allergic to going over the middle?
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5 minutes ago, DCOrange said:
Coleman has some of the best hands in the class IMO (not THE best, but he's up there) and certainly much better hands than Franklin. The separation is the big concern with Coleman. As I said, very young and inexperienced; you have to hope you can teach him how to generate separation much more consistently than he did in college. He's still figuring things out but could help us immediately in terms of giving you someone to throw to where he's "open when he's covered".
When I watch him he looks like he has strong hands. But then under 60% catch percentage is puzzling.
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9 minutes ago, DCOrange said:
As someone that has Coleman in the conversation with Franklin for the #5 WR in the draft IMO, Coleman has a lot of red flags. Whoever takes him is gambling on him being a Josh Allen-esq outlier. I am bullish though. Very young, very inexperienced (split time between football and basketball up until the past two years), has the size, elusiveness, and hand-eye coordination that can't be taught and seemingly has the motor to make the most of his gifts.
My biggest concern about Coleman is his 57% catch percentage. Not that worried about the long speed, as his first 10 yards is quicker than the likes of Jefferson and Chase...
But I want a wr that can catch the ball! That's why I'm kind of thinking Beane has Franklin in his sights... I think Franklin can add upper body strength and weight and get to 190lbs...
I've also been higher on AD Mitchell than you have all along, but have some recent concerns about his attitude and the way he doesn't always take care of the diabetes. (Of course that could be a smoke screen).
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What I really wanted was Beane to move up to grab Brian Thomas Jr for a 5th round pick. But I'm guessing the price was outrageous.
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The mock draft no one asked for
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1 minute ago, Bob in STL said:
Could be CB, Tre’s replacement?
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2 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:
I hope everyone is ready to hate what happens tonight. 😂
Lol
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Brian Thomas Jr. speculation, he's got and off the field issue / injury making teams nervous. May need reconstructive surgery on shoulder after 2024 season IF he can play on it this year without injurying it more.
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1 minute ago, GerstAusGosheim said:
What an unfortunate variation of the Irish surname, McConaghy.
What an unfortunate variation of the Irish surname, McConaghy.
What an unfortunate variation of the Irish surname, McConaghy.
You can say that again!
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2 minutes ago, DaVinci said:
Yes. nows are chance. We just need 60 000 fans to invest a modest amount and we are owners
You know, that would cost around $16k per fan... So basically the cost of the PSL, lol
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16 minutes ago, Bray Wyatt said:
This is how we get a dome!!! 🙃
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On 4/17/2024 at 3:40 AM, Dan Darragh said:
Having been raised in the Jewish faith this name never fails to crack me up. "Adonai" is Hebrew for "God" and religious Jews are so careful of observing the commandment of not taking God's name in vain, they actually won't say this word unless engaged in formal prayer. In other cases they substitute the word Hashem which means "the name."
I can't wait until he catches a Hail Mary pass.
OJ Simpson, not a Jew.
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There are more 2nd round wr's that could be in play here. Ja'Lynn Polk for one.
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17 hours ago, njbuff said:
Well, just my opinion.
I think it is Josh Allen's time to take over the reigns of this team and to me, he doesn't need elite weapons. He simply needs receivers who can hang onto the balls most importantly.
Also of importance is being able to fill out the roster. The Bills need depth at almost every position, with starting potential, and the best way to do that is to trade down and acquire multiple picks, ala what SF did in the 1986 draft (look up that draft to see what I mean).
Beane's a big baller though and I wouldn't be surprised if he is in love with getting his hands on Nabers, MHJ or Odunze for Josh Allen.
The SF 1986 draft. Had to look that up. They traded back to 39 and took a DE that flamed out. Then had 12 more picks. One of which became HOF DE Charles Haley, they're second DE selected, at 96.
In all, they selected two CB's that started for a decade. They're #2 wr Jon Taylor... A LT that started for a decade. A third DE in addition to Haley that started for a number of years. And Tom Rathman...
Like us, they had their franchise QB. But they also already had Jerry Rice...
Flip DE and WR--trade back and take 3 cracks at finding two legitimate starting wr's?
And then hope to find four more decades long starters? Sign me up! Easier said than done though.
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Got offered lots of trade backs:
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1 minute ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
given Burton's issues...I would be stunned if we drafted him
I don't know about all that. The big "incident" that gets cited is where he supposedly hit a woman. But if you watch the tape, the opposing student body storms the field. And someone gets in his face talking smack and he pushes her away. He definitely didn't punch her.
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17 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
Simms loves to be a contrarian... But Thomas is my wr 4, and there's enough distance between him and my #5 (Mitchell) that I'd trade up for him...
I also really like the idea of pairing a proven receiver (Aiyuk) with 1-2 guys in this draft class...
I'll also say this, there's absolutely no one right way for Beane to address wr. There's probably a dozen or more ways to do a good job. And a handful of ways to blow it.
Lots of exciting possibilities, imo... I could see Beane pairing Coleman and Burton, or Legette and Baker.
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4 hours ago, Back2Buff said:
Someone on youtube put all the plays of Kincaid and Cook. The change is how these two got the ball was pretty evident when Brady took over. Tons of RPO and quick strike. In saying that, I just dont see how some of these guys fit into that offense. I just see guys like Ladd and Lagette as the best fits. I dont see a guy like Brian Thomas even being that good of a fit TBH. I think he is being used as a smoke screen. I almost wonder if the Bills would have Worthy over him.
Except the Bills literally had no deep threats for Brady to scheme with. Brian Thomas would give the offense the added dimension of a big bodied flyer on the outside that kills downfield.
Round 2, Pick 33: WR Keon Coleman, Florida State
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Good call this morning making the case that Coleman might be the target at 33.