BeastMaster

I'm very confident that Coleman will be much more impactful this season than Josh Palmer, who I see as a bust signing by Beane. Coleman is a young kid that clearly needed to work on things and grow as a player, and all indications are that he has. Palmer has accomplished little to nothing in the league, and there's no reason to believe he will be anything but maybe a slightly better version of a JAG, and that would be because Allen could potentially elevate him

You either don't like Keon, or you overrate Palmer. People can tell me that Palmer gets open all they want, but the production just isn't there, and him being pushed out of the starting lineup also speaks to him not being as good as you and others here claim. I think Palmer is a bust signing by Beane and that his production will not justify the contract we gave him. Keon has a much better chance of actually being more productive in this offense

They should've just signed Moore instead of that absurd contract that they gave Palmer.

So good that he managed 500 yards, one TD, and was relegated to a non starter

If the draft doesn't yield a receiver that is a weapon for Josh, then I would be open to acquiring Pickens on a one year rental

Imagine thinking a dude that couldn't stay on the field in warm and Sunny California is going to thrive in Buffalo in January Not a chance he's doing work here in the playoffs

Still absurd money for a guy that lost his starting job to a guy with stone hands and had one TD on the season

This is really my problem with Beane bringing him in His body of work says he's a borderline starter that should get maybe 5 mil per year on a modest deal...not 3 for 36. 500 yards and one touchdown isn't a strong hand for an agent to play in negotiations, so why did Beane do something that was unlikely for any other team to do?

He can't stay on the field, my guy Can't make plays if you're not getting on the field

Dude is arguably the most injury prone player in the league WTF is Beane doing?

I don't care what the analysts say. Half of those dopes barely watch the games and can't even tell you who's who half the time. Right now is when people try to sell new acquisitions to the masses. Of course they're gonna be talking rainbows and unicorns right now. They want to justify these guys getting good size contracts and want the league to look a certain way when it comes to free agent signings. It's all about potential and what X player could produce. I hope this guy is everything and more than what analysts say he is, but to me this is the type of guy that you don't pay and you draft because he doesn't seem to possess any traits that stand out which makes him less valuable and easier to find someone that can do what he can in the draft for a much lower cost

I agree that he could potentially see a bump in numbers due to Allen and the system here, but his glowing praise of Palmer and his ability to win more than most receivers etc is just flat out nonsense I'll hope he can become a guy who can produce at a starters level, but to me that's likely the dudes ceiling. What we've seen from him so far is he's probably a borderline boundary receiver

They can think whatever they want, but the proof is in the numbers that he has produced What you said about him is simply ridiculous, and his play over numerous years is proof that it's ridiculous

Pats used their massive cap space to hurt us with Hollins knowing we couldn't pay what they were offering Shrewd move on their part

None of this is true, because if it was...he would have much better stats than one TD and five hundred and some odd yards, and those numbers are pretty well established as his totals on a yearly basis Beane did a bad deal here for a guy that we could easily replicate with a mid round WR in this draft