BuffaloRebound

seems like McBeane thinks getting younger and deeper is what’s gonna put us over the top.

Claypool, Hamler, Isabella, Cephus, Shorter, Shavers…we probably have the most talented WR room 5 through 10 on the depth chart, whatever that’s worth.

We’re cornering the market on failed speedy 2nd round WR’s

The only eyebrow raising thing here is the firing of the son-in-law.

maybe we carry an extra LB this year with the new kickoffs rules.

Guy has had injury after injury since he got drafted and Broncos have been one of the worst run franchises the last couple years, but not sure why Indy let him go if he’s some kind of hidden gem that just needed to get healthy.

How do you fire your daughters husband? If it’s not working out, you’d think they would’ve come to some sort of agreement.

Make fun of him all you want but his 2022 season is better than any Bills WR currently on roster. I don’t think his skill set is what we need to fill out out WR room though. We need an OBJ, MVS, or Chark deep threat type.

We need another vet who was a legit 1 or 2 to be a reliable option for Josh. They don’t have to hold up the whole season, but you can’t rely on Shakir, Samuel, and a rookie Coleman to all step up their game not to mention injuries. Hollins is another Sherfield. If he’s one of your top 3 WR’s for any reason, we are screwed. See Sherfield in KC playoff game. I’m for bringing in OBJ to round out the WR room.

There’s an adjustment period for any rookie. Expecting Coleman to be one of your top 2-3 WR’s early in the season risks throwing the season away. OBJ has been a good soldier in LA and Baltimore and can carry a heavier load early in the season while Coleman gets acclimated.

OBJ, Samuel, Shakir, Coleman with Kincaid and Knox would be upper tier. There’s no true #1 WR but Houston, Baltimore, and Green Bay did fine without one.

OBJ makes sense. His skill set would round out the WR room. Deep threat that can still soften up the defense. Potentially 5 guys with 600+ receiving yards next season plus 2 RB’s who are a threat out of backfield. 1 year $7m with some incentives.

new vibes in the locker room. seems like it was much needed.

Yes he might’ve gamed it at the end to get to 20+ mph, but Coleman was at 19mph by the first hash mark, compared to Franklin’s 17mph and McConkey’s 18mph.

This is like the topic asking how many passes you’d complete in an NFL game. The people who do this for a living have access to medical information, college coaches, college teammates, get to interview and work out the prospects, and have gone through this cycle 10, 20 or even 30 years. You can’t compare that type of knowledge and access to information to some guy who watches lots of game tape.