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He needs something between his ears but I am not sure it’s peace. Good luck to him, but I would not expect much if I were a Cowboys fan.

First of all, this is just click bait speculation by the “writer”. Second, I am not sure how it would be bad news for the Bills. I am pretty certain that the bills OL is intimately familiar with all his moves and he no longer has the pure speed around the corner to threaten. Have at it Baltimore, but I doubt it.

Hate it. Major distraction in a critical season. Just going to have to trust that McDermott can get them through it without major downside.

Well, at least that’s the right conversation.

It is useless to compare the two. If you want to make a case that the Bills should have drafted McConkey, then compare him to Shakir and make that argument. Coleman has a completely different role, unless someone wants to argue that McConkey could play the X which is the position the Bills were trying to fill with that pick.

They play different positions, but don’t let that stop you.

Sounds like a bargain. https://www.instagram.com/p/DJqC8-fztxS/

Poyer was a great Bill! A playmaker at Safety, team player, 100% effort kind of guy. Perennially underpaid, but was never a distraction over it. I would like nothing better than for him to retire a Bill.

Beane and McDermott in fact both praised his work ethic. That is certainly not his issue.

The Bills should have absolutely no interest in this guy at this point. He is not good enough to crack their top 5 and there are better developmental and special teams options. Frankly, I was glad he was gone - very unreliable. Despite some opinions, there are teams with much weaker WR depth than the Bills who would be happy to give him a vet minimum try.

Lewis is the primary backup to Johnson at Nickel. They clearly brought in competition, but I would be surprised if a fifth round rookie shows enough to warrant dumping Lewis quite yet. If they can improve then, great, but it’s a long shot year one.

Agree. Jeremy and his little pal have been acting like they survived an assassination attempt all week.

Fair point. Thanks.

I agree - very different players but playing a very similar role, minus the special teams. Had Coleman continued to improve after his injury, Hollins role on the field would have been continually reduced. He took on more than his share because Coleman hit a wall. He is a more talented player than Hollins. He will be expected to start living up to his draft position this year. Who will pick up Hollins ST role is a more apt question. It’s a big challenge for the young man but it is now or never.

Moore is not an X receiver. No way. Coleman plays. Exactly right. I loved that he put those two clowns in their place.