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Corey Davis is a solid comp for Keon Coleman imo.

That’s not goal line passing.

Who could have seen this coming? Yeah 4 of 11 starters on offense (and really 4 of 6 non-OL players) is not 5.6% FYI.

That would support we built a worse version of the 2015 Panthers.

They massacred our boy just like they did with Cam Speedster with stone hands - Ted Ginn Jr - MVS Bigger contested catch guy - Devin Funchess - Coleman Good TE - 7th Floor Crew Greg - Kincaid I bet Beano gets a wistful look in his eye when he remembers that team getting massacred by the Broncos defense and not being able to outscore the rotting corpse of Peyton Manning. Those were the good old days.

Nah. Cook is pretty good. Let him touch the ball 400+ times over the next two years and then let him go. Hopeful that Bass turns it around, but he sneaky was never really good. I think we have a new kicker in 25 personally.

Chiefs start 2-2, we all laugh about the dynasty being over, and then they rip off another AFCCG, rinse, repeat until the sun explodes.

Haason Reddick has 3.5 sacks and 6 QB hits in his postseason career (4 games). Greg Rousseau has 1 sack and 3 QB hits in his postseason career (6 games). Give me the guy who affects the opposing QB when it matters most, personally.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Ray Davis barely eclipses Cook’s 2023 season in his entire Bills career. Bananas commentary

Look at it this way. Tyler Bass has ranked in his career in FG% 20th 15th 11th 23rd He is quite literally a below average kicker who kicks a DREADFUL 70.6% in the postseason (and an unfathomable 89% on XP’s in the playoffs). Tyler Bass may be the most overrated Bills player on the roster. He had a good stretch of play from the end of 21 to the beginning of 22 and has never recaptured that form. James Cook was a far better RB last season than Bass’s best season EVER as a kicker. you should not worry about Bass not because he missed a couple FG’s last year. You should worry about Bass because he’s been streaky and overall nothing special at best his entire Bills tenure.

Huh? He was top 6 in receiving yards by RB’s last season. He was 2nd in yards per catch among RB’s. 3rd in TD catches among RB’s. This is just ignorant commentary.

Because he’s already the third down back. Because he’s already had a great season catching the football out of the backfield.

Favorite drop? Charles Clay to lose to the Dolphins with no time left.

Because you post 10 YPC and 4 TD’s on decent volume when you actually play the game. Cook has ball security and concentration drops. He’s also one of the few explosive players on this offense. He will be a heavy focus.

All it took was one training camp, and we went from “re-sign Cook” to “make Cook the backup or trade him” Hysterical. This is why RB’s are dime a dozen.

The answer is simple. The team that drafted him thought he was their best shot at a franchise QB. the reality of the NFL is that you have to chase QB’s. If there is a guy you like and believe in the first round and you don’t have a QB of the future, you draft him. If he’s up high, you go after him. You will get most wrong. Everyone does. You will talk yourself into a guy you shouldn’t. Everyone does. It’s like the opposite of War Games. The only way to win is to play the game. The Bills had regime after regime that was PETRIFIED to take a QB. It’s probably the single biggest reason we had the longest playoff drought in football. Now, they had lots of reasons, “we didn’t like any of the QBs enough” etc but it’s a losing strategy. It’s really simple, and even NFL people know this, they are just mostly self-serving and don’t want to be catastrophically wrong so they can keep their jobs. Look at us now. We are rooting for the Dolphins to keep Tua, because he’s not the answer and we don’t want them to chase a QB again and get it right. The Pats taking a big swing on a QB is much worse for us than if they took a great WR or OT prospect and kept Mac Jones or brought in some journeyman. All you have to ask is “what do your rivals want you to do,” and do the opposite. This is the kind of take that is so frustrating. There was nothing wrong with the decision to take EJ, except that it didn’t work.

I wouldn’t call the first half of the season successful, by any means. Playing for your playoff lives by week 11 is not good for a team with SB aspirations. You could easily argue the Steelers game was a harbinger of things to come, which is why we were a .500 football for the first half of the season, had to fire our OC midseason, and couldn’t afford to lose a single game on our way to clinch the division/playoffs week 18.

This is the last time I say this, but we started out the year .500 and fired our OC midseason.

You expected my opinion to change on Keon because he now plays in a Bills uni. That’s not how it works with objectivity. I didn’t like him predraft, you can go look it up. I gave him an incomplete grade because I didn’t see much from him today. He had ONE positive play in the game. It was his first game and he’s competing for potentially being WR1. Like wtf are you even talking about with this “had a great camp.” It’s irrelevant to the topic.

Has to do with if we get the calls or not. Which is what I said. I’m not sure what you want from me. Coleman didn’t change my opinion of him as a player today. It was also his first live action NFL game of his career so he’s got plenty of time left. I don’t know what “spin” you’re referring to, but I honestly don’t care lol.

Everyone except the folks who matter, the officials who didn’t call a penalty.

That’s kind of the problem of a contested catch specialist. If you don’t obviously beat your man and he doesn’t obviously commit PI, you are gonna not get as many calls.

Wait wait, are you saying he was interfered with on both incompletions? no way. zero.

Practice makes perfect.