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One of the most embarrasing.

Coleman can be a good athlete but just not the right fit for a boundary receiver. Like how a guy can be a great athlete for a linebacker but not a cornerback. Many people, scouts, here, and pundits, said when we drafted him that his best fit is a big slot. But we have Shakir so he plays outside. He's not playing in his ideal place. That's not really his fault. Beane reached on him for whatever reasons. I hope we draft a size/speed guy in the next draft who has proven experience playing outside.

@Simon Now that Josh is good again, what's the updated hypotheses? The joys of lactation?

So he butt fumbled his post NFL career as well.

The Bills have a lot to do to improve in the second half, and beating the Chiefs is just one game, but if you asked me before the season if I'd take the Bills at 6-2 and the Chiefs at 5-4 with the tie going to the Bills, I would've said hell yeah.

Treat Miami like a bye-week and rest up the guys who are banged up.

I'm not a college fan but hear this coming draft won't be a good one for QBs. So that pleases me that they're acquiring their capital for that draft.

Sad news. I recall cornerback-turned safety Aaron Williams having a neck injury and coming back but only for a short while before ending his career, I think. I hope this is not similar. Seems like a good and talented young man raised by a pro player.

I wonder if not playing with Rapp now is helping his game. He seemed way more instinctual and quick twitch yesterday.

I don't think it's binary: great or horrible. Kincaid is looking like a hit, Coleman is trending to be a miss. Samuel is a miss. Palmer may be decent, but probably no better than an average number 2 at best. Beane's done ok, not great, not horribly at getting Josh weapons. The problem is OK probably isn't good enough to win a Super Bowl. And Josh turns 30 next spring so time is running out.

Chiefs 27, Bills 20

Without Palmer, I think the Chiefs will load up on the run/short pass and not care about the deep shots. I'm not confident about this one. Everyone who said they'd rather have the Ravens win their Chiefs game a few weeks ago was foolish. The Chiefs will continue to be a threat to the Bills.

I would be thrilled to get Ed back for the playoffs.

Good sack. Gonna need the interior D line to step up with Ed likely gone for the season...

Fantastic YAC by Shakir. That second level defender should have had him.

Huge, huge loss. We're snake-bit this year.

Are bicep injuries every short term or are they always a tear and bad?

Damn, Cook is good. I was one of many who thought we wasn't worth the big bucks but on his deal he's a steal and essential for this offense.

Really thought that 3rd down run up the middle was a TD. Good tackle by Hancock.

You think turnovers are all this D is missing? I don't. Hopefully reinforcements make the difference.

Either. People are nuts if they think 6'3" 4.33-speed 2nd year WR on a controlled contract who had 1282 yards and 10 TDs as a rookie is not worth substantial trade capital. tell me who you want and what it's gonna cost in trade capital and a contract. BTJ is the perfect target for this team.

"A" vs "the."

Dalton is top 30 in a few all-time categories. I was shocked. Mediocrity grinding out those numbers...

I hate to be an English teacher here, but the OP is using the wrong article in the thread title.

Great vid, thanks. If anyone had any doubts about Kincaid, this dispels them. He ranks near the top of the league in many metrics for all WRs, not just TEs now. He's great at finding an open space late in in the play and he now has real chemistry with Josh, after that was really lacking last year. We have a TE approaching elite status, a top-5 back and a very good slot guy. Give us a size-speed outside guy and this offense could be unstoppable. But until then, Kincaid and Cook can and should be the focal points.