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Definitely agree, though I'd argue there are basically no teams that should be trusted on a week to week basis this season lol.

We did just beat KC pretty handily. We're a flawed team obviously but this just clearly is not our day.

The 1st round pick is for 2027, so Dallas has more time to theoretically improve by then (or get worse!)

Would probably be easier for Schultz to mention who doesn't want out there.

Screen passes generally don't net you a ton of yards. He's averaging that low yards per catch despite being top 10 amongst WRs in YAC this year.

Much like Jakobi, Deebo is a fine player and would be an upgrade for us, but doesn't really bring the skillset that we're particularly lacking. Would mention he has more yards than any of our WRs this season.

The Jets are just desperate for any WR with a pulse. Don't think it means Wilson is totally off the table because the Jets could just blow the whole thing up given how bad they are, but I think Mitchell being included is just the Jets being desperate for WRs and Mitchell once being viewed as a promising prospect.

Think both of them are almost certainly off the board at this point.

Lawrence has his warts for sure, but guys dropping perfectly thrown, easy passes are not his fault. Nor is whatever the hell Thomas has been up to this season; he looks like the Monstars stole his talent.

WR was absolutely a need for the Jaguars; their WRs have been arguably the worst in the league this season.

Yeah, I think it's probably one of those things where if someone offers multiple 1st round picks, they'll give it serious thought but short of that, no reason not to just hang onto him and continue trying to make the playoff push.

Think it's really as simple as the fact that the Jaguars WRs have been the worst in the NFL this season and yet they're in the thick of the playoff race with a ton of draft picks to use for acquisitions like this. Just trying to get Lawrence someone he can depend on.

Rapoport is saying Hunter's injury is not long term, may be back in 3 weeks when he's eligible to come off IR.

Probably not, or if they are, more likely to be Dyami Brown or Parker Washington vs. who you're hoping for lol. Meyers is theoretically a really nice complement to BTJ and Hunter.

I don't think Meyers would be a good use of resources and I think we can probably get someone that offers more value to us for less cost. But Meyers would at least be an upgrade. Just think there's some diminishing returns with him.

Would probably need to add a 1st round pick before Jacksonville actually considers it.

Elam was a 1st round pick and single-handedly blew up our defense any time the team was forced to put him on the field. Coleman is not in the same stratosphere as Elam. I mean, seriously, other WRs that were taken in the same range as Coleman in Coleman's draft were already traded for nothing lol. If Coleman went down as Beane's worst pick, he'd be the best GM in the league.

Not sure I'm following. You're saying guys that are schemed open a lot more are less likely to put up yards vs. someone that has to get open on his own?

Yep, think I've said it once or twice on this board already, but I liked Coleman as a prospect but did not at all understand the idea behind him being essentially our only option in the X role without any competition/depth as he hopefully develops.

I would agree with you on the Jaguars talent, but Thomas has been probably the worst WR in the league so far this season and the rest of the group has been mostly bad too. I'd still take them moving forwards, but the Bills WRs have been better than them so far this season. Giants I am not including Nabers since he's out for the year, but yeah, if you do include him, they're obviously a lot better than our group. Tet is a promising rookie; would love to have him on our team. Coleman has been better than Legette thus far in their respective careers and I don't think it's particularly close even though Legette is like 2.5 years older. Coker had a promising rookie year; I just want to wait a few weeks and see how he's looking as he gets back up to speed. He hasn't really played yet this season due to his injuries.

In terms of talent or their actual play? Because, for example, the Jaguars WRs are much more talented but I think they have been by far the worst in the league this season. Buffalo is definitely near the bottom (though we have a good OL, good TEs, and good RBs around Josh so it's not like he's actually surrounded with nothing). Other teams near the bottom IMO: Jets (after Wilson they basically have nobody playable, but Wilson is obviously very good) Cleveland (Jeudy is okay but it's horrible after him) Houston (Similar theme, it's Nico and then a bunch of rookies/Christian Kirk, none of whom have been able to really do anything yet) Tennessee (Ridley and a bunch of underwhelming rookies) Las Vegas (Meyers and a bunch of underwhelming rookies/sophomores) Giants (Slayton would be a nice pickup for us but he's maybe their #1 right now?) Carolina (Tet is a promising rookie and Coker is still getting back up to speed but their WR room is essentially all untapped potential right now) I would say that right now (including Palmer for us), we are better than Jacksonville, Cleveland, Tennessee, Las Vegas, Giants, and Carolina). I'd probably rather have the Jets or Houston's WRs because they have a good #1 and we could potentially acquire reinforcements around them.

He's also been injured most of the season and Geno Smith's play has regressed a metric ton this season.

I'm not going to argue that Coleman is good, but I will point out that his yards per route run is fine, and specifically against man coverage he's been a lot better than Shakir this season (in fact, Coleman's YPRR against man coverage both as a rookie and sophomore is higher than Shakir's in 2 of his 3 seasons). Maybe the lack of separation is viewed as a better indicator of future production than the actual production is, but you could argue that Coleman's YPRR with terrible separation is actually kind of promising lol (or alternatively is just a fluke and his YPRR will start to crumble).

Tweet is misleading. Fowler doesn't actually say that the Bills are pursuing Meyers. Just says teams believe the Bills are in the market for a WR and Meyers appears to be the most likely WR to be traded.