Simon

He is not the deep threat he used to be. He has a lot of miles and muscle on him and you're not likely to see him running away from NFL DBs anymore. What he does still have is good quicks and a great understanding of the game. He understands leverage, how to set guys up, how to make different routes look similar and how to attack DB's at the line. He's an outstanding route-runner who gets open constantly at various depths and over almost the whole route tree. He can win outside more reliably than any other receiver on this roster and it's not particularly close. Last week when the Bills needed that first down to send the Houston game to OT, Amari Cooper gets it for you. He's also going to help the other pass-catchers on this roster by creating more space for them, because if you don't respect him he will make you a sorry sumbitch. Playing Kincaid over/under is now much, much harder. Bracketing Shakir on 3rd down is now a dubious proposition. Running a bunch of man coverages and attacking the Bills OL just became a recipe for self-destruction. So while you won't necessarily see him running free and hauling in bombs 60 yrds downfield, he will absolutely have a positive effect on the Bills offense at multiple depths. Plus it will be fun to watch him make people look stupid.

That is some really poor acting.

Well played We're here for you in your time of need, brother.

He averages 2 catches and 36 yrds/game in the playoffs, with 1 TD about every 3 games.

Look at the separation!!!

Couple interesting pictures. Funny to see our superstar QB starstruck himself.

Nobody called you a fool. You were told you were acting like one. Which you were.

He's still got enough quicks to be a devastating route runner, but I'm sort of doubtful we're going ot see him running away from people at this point.

I'm certainly more afraid of Catholics than bears. But that might be because I am married to one. 🫢

I just got accused of offending Catholics. They're going to burn you at the stake.

That's what happens when you keep posting utter nonsense. Might be a good time to take a hint.

He's missed a grand total of 2 games in the last 6 years. You're just acting the fool at this point.

He's shockingly slow of foot for an NFL DB. I respect him as a gamer, but he is absolutely the most limited athlete running around the secondary for either team during nearly every play.

Not to mention he is in a contract year that could potentially be his last big payday in this league. We will be seeing the best version of Amari Cooper, imo.

Oh no. Anything but that.......

Agreed on all counts. Although anybody tuned into this league knows that Watson is dumber than a chicken; Cleveland will never be good with him at QB.

Does the Pope shlt in the woods?

I have to wonder how long Beane had been eyeballing this. Could this be something he had been plotting even since before the draft?

When there is already another thread with that subject being discussed, it is generally frowned upon to start new ones. Particularly ones with a single sentence and virtually zero original content. If everybody did that, the forum would be unreadable.

He's trying to get under a block and just get a piece of the ballcarrier down low. Of all the nonsense calls we saw, that may have been the worst of them. I don't know that I've ever seen a crew so eager and trying so hard to throw flags at anything they could possibly deem a violation. Even completely imaginary stuff like Taron's. It was like they thought they were earning massive bonuses for every action they took. Just the complete opposite of how a game should be called. If every game was called like that, I would literally never watch another minute of NFL football again.

He's working his way right over to the bench

Yeah, that was certainly part of it too.

Pretty sure that both guys were actually taken off the field in the last minute when the Bills were kneeling. I doubt that is customary and I bet McDermott was taking advantage of a teaching moment to get a message across.

I really don't know. But for a point-producing position that can and does decide games, they sure as hell ought to.

Questioning the guy who is standing directly under the post watching the ball always cracks me up.