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I don't agree Coleman is struggling. He's not even trying. Another Kelvin Benjamin.

Not a Super Bowl team, just not. Injuries + Beane failing at getting competent receivers + junior varsity coordinators = another wasted year of Allen's prime.

But once again he didn't bother finding or fighting for the ball. His modus operandi is to get tangled up with the corner, have the ball hit his shoulder, and look around for a flag. I don't recall a worst receiver in a Bills uniform since Kelvin Benjamin.

My local high school is better than these receivers. And that's saying something, because they're not very good.

That's good football.

Brady. I'm convinced now he's shaving points. There's no other explanation for his brain-dead decisions.

So glad we're paying Knox $13 million/year.

Well, if anyone can blow this game, it's the Dolphins. (And Jets.)

That's a pipe dream. I'd settle for dumping Brady and Babich and bringing in professionals.

Coleman, Samuel, Shavers, Moore. Think about that.

Coleman, my god take him off the fricking field!!!

Dolphins defense playing like 85 Bears.

I don't think I remember a worst receiver. He doesn't even try to catch the ball. So many snaps, so many targets, and for what? Throw it to Hawes or Shavers, for god's sake, at least they'll try.

A Dorsey staple that should have gone out the door with him.

Brady, good lord.

Benching Coleman would be addition by subtraction.

Wow, these must be the worst receivers in league history. Allen is in trouble and they're out there jogging next to the Dolphins players. He throws to Coleman, who doesn't bother coming back to the ball and whines about pass interference.

For a top team, they sure don't blow people out very often.

The Dolphins finally figured out that a) the Bills can't stop the run; b) the Bills are #1 against the pass; c) their quarterback sucks, which means d) Tua should do nothing but hand the ball off.

I'm referring to his use of Cook in the two losses.

To everyone except Cook, his second-best player. 😕

I didn't say they shut down Cook. In fact, I was shouting at Brady through the TV to run Cook more and throw to him instead of benching him, which is what he did in a baffling display of unilateral disarmament that had me briefly considering whether he was shaving points. No, my point was that based on that game our future opponents could manipulate Brady into putting all his chips on the weakest part of the offensive roster.

Hyde tutored Bishop last year, remember? He was signed (I think to the practice squad) but was never activated or expected to be activated. His role was to help develop Bishop, or that was the report at the time. So Bishop has had the benefit of being brought along by both Hyde and Poyer.

Have we reached a consensus on how Atlanta beat the Bills? They blitzed like crazy and stacked the box to stop Cook, but why didn't Allen do his thing and hit his outlets? If there's no clear answer, it's a clear invitation for other teams to follow suit as the best way to stop these old-school tactics.

So nice to see aggressive plays on the ball (thinking Hairston's plays, too) after at least two years of catch and tackle (or catch and missed tackle).