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  1. Full participant today. He’s definitely going to play in my opinion.  
     

    From the Phinsider:

    The Miami Dolphins saw quarterback Tua Tagovailoa return to the practice field on Wednesday in a limited fashion. On Thursday, that changed to the Pro Bowl passer participating in the team’s full workout as he looks to return from the injured reserve list following a Week 2 concussion
     

     

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  2. 3 hours ago, DCofNC said:


    who wants to bet McD will see this as a challenge to get him more reps from the Right side?   I kid, kinda.  I wish they would use Groot, Jones, Oliver and rotate AJE\Von off the Right side.  At very least try to wear the T’s down.  Groot is good enough to win against most RTs, let the speed guys try to push the pocket from the Left right, towards the guys who stay shallower.

    Would be interesting to see Groots stats on right side versus left. Not sure they have stats like that 

  3. Bills finally started using him exclusively on the left side where he played mostly in college. He’s much more comfortable there and that’s where his muscle memory was formed for his moves. 
     

    From The Athletic: “DE Greg Rousseau (A) — In his first game as a left-side-only defensive end since 2022, Rousseau absolutely dominated from both a pass-rushing and run-defending perspective. He had an advantage against starting right tackle Jaelyn Duncan, and once Duncan left with an injury, it was a complete mismatch against the backup. Rousseau showed off his full arsenal of moves en route to a league-high in Week 7 pressures with 11, according to Pro Football Focus and TruMedia. He was unstoppable, and the Bills should strongly consider keeping him on the left side only moving forward.”

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  4. 30 minutes ago, Not at the table Karlos said:

    Do you have proof of this “fact”?

    Theres more than one play he was caught from behind. Even with the stumble that you assume isn’t being considered he still runs slow.

     

    He’s not quick, he’s not fast (your words) than what else is there? Linebackers caught up to him.

     

    Hes the WR version of Devin Singletary. Can do things well but is slow. That’s ok. A player like that can produce in the league. 

     

    JAMES COOK

    The Bills Mafia is onto something when they say, “Let James Cook!” He had 3 touchdowns during the last Bills game against the Miami Dolphins. For one of those touchdowns, Cook was recorded reaching a speed of up to 21 mph, per NexGen stats. 

    That marks the fastest top speed on a play of Cook’s career. 

     

    Read More: This Buffalo Bill Is The Fastest One On The Team | https://wyrk.com/fastest-bill-james-cook/#?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral

     

    KEON COLEMAN

    He clocked a remarkable speed of 20.36 mph, outrunning even Nacua’s performance from the previous year.

    Among his competitors, Coleman stood out by registering the second-fastest speed in group drills.

    He delivered an astounding performance by peaking at 21.71 mph while running a go route.

     

    https://www.overtimeheroics.net/2024/03/04/nfl-player-tracking-data-highlights-keon-colemans-impressive-speed/

     

    Yes - Not the underwear Olympics everyone is enamored with, but real pads on game speed.

     

    Lets fire up the “James Cook Slow Jokes” thread 😂

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  5. Keep up the narrative so you can eat some crow like you did today.

     

    In the gauntlet drill at the NFL Combine, Coleman reached a top speed of 20.36 miles per hour – the fastest speed by a receiver over the last two seasons.

    "The 40 is no longer the most effective way to determine a player's speed," wrote ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques earlier this year. "The value it once had to teams has diminished in its 80-year existence, as clubs turn toward other means – such as GPS tracking and analytical data – to fully understand how fast a player can move in football specific situations."

     

    Despite the 40 time, Beane is confident that the wideout has plenty of speed.

    "He's a guy whose got play speed, he's got short-area quickness for a big guy," Beane said. "We all know, some guys, they can run the track time, but that's where the mental part comes into it, too. I always say if you run 4.3 but you're not smart, you'll never play 4.3."

    1 hour ago, Einstein said:

     

    Dude is slow as molasses.

     

    He makes up for it with a great catch radius, but he isn’t scoring even without stumbling.

     

    He had a 10 yard head start and the entire Titans backfield caught up to him 😂

     

  6. 13 hours ago, BillsShredder83 said:

    Go ahead lol or go 2 high if you want. If we can't turn the offensive skill sets we have into a chess match, than we have the wrong OC. We're capable of all styles with our personnel.

     

    God dang do i hope this changes kincaids output too. Get Shakir back to his best application. Ascending keon is a very good #3.

     

    Oh and Amari is ~ what Keons ceiling is. Love having a down to earth dude here to not even mentor necessarily, but at least set a perfect example

    Agree with all of this - which makes me think if we can’t get it done, Brady IS the problem. 

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  7. 6 hours ago, PoundingDog said:

    I guess we have to disagree on that. 1) you know Cooper's history, but so far this season he is seen as losing a step by most accounts + age of 30. 2) how Cooper plays in Bills system and the chemistry with Josh are all unknown. 

     

    Again, until you show them in real games, almost all coaches will stick to what they know of you. Of course they will have a backup plan now based the projection what Cooper might do in Bills uniform. I remember 2 years ago when the Bills played the Chiefs at Arrowhead where Spagnola kept blitzing Allen for great success in the first half ... until ... Allen hit Davis and Diggs for long TDs. Then not a single blitz the rest of the game. That's how the NFL coaches do - I'll add good coaches do and adjust. 

    I have seen the “Cooper is losing a step” comment quite a bit.  I’m assuming DeVonte Adam’s has lost even a bit more given he’s a year older, yet I don’t see that narrative attached to him.  What’s up with that?  Happy we got the younger, cheaper WR.

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  8. 4 hours ago, 0017 said:

    Jesus just the shear length of his legs gets him about 4 yards closer on every kick then an avg. kicker! 😃

    Have seen this kid in person at MSU a couple times - he can absolutely bomb it!  I did a double take when I saw him punt the hell out of the ball….and he kept bombing punts and had a 40+ yd kick as well.  

     

    Go Cats Go!

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  9. 4 hours ago, balln said:

    Yup. Just play Cole.

     

    if we’re going for Super Bowl this year. It won’t be with playing it safe w Hamlin. Any Reid will be licking his thick sausage fingers in the playoffs if we roll that out. 
     

    Have to take a chance and develop Cole this year /NOW. Better size. Better athlete. Younger. Would make a lot of sense to start sprinkling him in - especially vs bad qb teams. Now or never mcdermott. Titans look like a good spot to have Cole play 

     

    #free Cole

    “Licking his thick sausage fingers”

    😂

  10. Bills need a DT.  Hence Beane grabbing Zion Logue off the practice squad.  Hopefully he can snag one prior to trade deadline. We are almost last in run D.  

     

    We don’t need a WR as Cooper will make all of our WR’s better by opening things up just being on the field.  I believe he was/is just as good as Diggs but had mediocre to terrible QB’s throwing him the ball.  

     

    DE, Safety would be nice, but not the glaring need DT is. We’re getting Von back and h’e looked great.  Bishop and/or Edward’s have the ceiling to improve.

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