Big Turk

Yeah dude can move for sure... Although this might be one of the worst scouting reports I've seen in a while... "Overview Johnson is slightly undersized as an every-down back and might not have the skill-set to be a third-down option. He is a natural runner who consistently finds enough chunk runs to post impressive yards-per-carry totals, but his inability to run with power or help on third downs could limit his chances of sticking with a team." Also further down in the weakness section it says he isn't very good at blitz pickup 🤣🤣 Allen said he is the best 3rd down back in the NFL last year and he looked like it...also he definitely is very good at pass pro.

He is very similar to Gabe Davis in a lot of ways with perhaps better hands, although Davis has made some spectacular sideline catches during his times here.

Keon looks mostly clueless on those plays... Davis and Shavers both seemed to excel at that and we already know Shakir does as well.

They just honestly don't look that good on either side of the ball right now.

Honestly I am starting to think that Shavers is what they thought Coleman would be but isn't.

I agree, but so is Gabe Davis who runs a 4.54 or something similar...definitely don't need to be a burner to be a deep threat...sometimes those taller guys who are long striders have that sneaky speed that lets them get by players.

I mean That's What Happened.

He's the best RZ QB ever. I doubt they ban it. It's one of the safest plays in the NFL.

Shavers ran a 4.59

Hurts could break that since he is only 15 behind right now and probably will have a few more years than Allen.

Just looked up Tucker's 40 time and he runs a 4.33 which didn't surprise me after seeing the game because dude was moving out there...

The only play I remember seeing Hairston is when he was just not able to get over in time to push Tucker out of bounds on that long TD run.

I need to know why Coleman is deserving of being in the lineup over Shavers at this point. They literally are nearly identical in terms of size, speed, vertical, etc... The only difference is one guy actually gets open and produces and one guy doesn't. How do they justify putting Coleman back in over Shavers or Davis at this point?

4 KRs for 158 yards and averaging almost 40 yards a return is pretty freaking good.

Rapp can stay on IR for all I care, he has looked terrible and Bishop has really taken off since Poyer was back there with him. Plus we don't have to worry about him coming in and injuring other players on D with his reckless tackling...we have enough issues with injuries without him.

It was a tough catch because he had to stretch his hands out but it did go right through his hands.

if he plays.

I keep saying this, but Davis is going to play a very important role down the stretch and into the playoffs for us...Beane and McD did not want to lose him to the Jags, but they knew they couldn't afford to keep him based on what he was going to get as a UFA, and they were right. He was a team captain and very well respected on this team and he and Josh have a great chemistry when plays break down and it becomes a scramble drill. The biggest problem was they tried to force him into a role on the team as a WR2 that he isn't capable of being regularly, but in a lesser role as a WR3/WR4 he is extremely effective and gives us something really important.

The best thing they can do is use him as a decoy to run off coverage but also take some shots to him....if they connect, great, if not, he still opens up a lot underneath for others. Shakir had a massive void he was in thanks to Hardman last game and if Allen didn't take that shot to him, he could have hit Shakir for 25 yards on a crosser with nobody anywhere near him and he might have scored.

I know this is crazy saying it after the Bills scored 44 points but I felt like they left a lot of easy plays out there and could have easily put up 60 on the Bucs. On the long throw to Hardman, Shakir is running wide open on a deep crosser 25 yards downfield with nobody anywhere near him and he might have taken it to the house... on another play where Samuel was wide open and turned the wrong way at first or it was an easy 40+ yard TD... they had players running wide open all day long it seemed like and Allen missed quite a few of them that he doesn't usually miss (the airmail to a wide open Shakir out of bounds along the sideline) that I believe happened before the 2nd INT on 4th down, etc...

If he has a calf injury I think it would be pretty hard to see him make it back on 4 days rest for Thursday night. This was the same player that gave the Bills a fighting chance in the divisional round against KC in the playoffs when they had to come to Buffalo by fumbling thru the endzone at the half yard line when a TD would have put the Chiefs up by 2 scores late in the game which led to the drive Allen missed Shakir in the endzone thanks to Dawkins getting shoved into Allen by Jones as he threw and then Bass missing a FG to tie. Fumbling has definitely been an issue for him throughout his career. Over his career he has 14 fumbles on 401 career touches, including playoff games. That is a LOT of fumbles for that few touches...it's 1 every 28.6 touches. It's even worse in the playoffs...regular season it's 10 fumbles on 340 touches (1 every 34 touches). In the playoffs it's 4 fumbles in 61 touches, one every 15.3 touches.

Asante Samuel going Ham on Coleman saying he doesn't look like he is sorry for his actions, isn't acting like he even cares that he put him and his team in that predicament and says the coaches are probably looking at him doing Tik Tok dances on the sidelines and just shaking their heads...also said players like him are NOT well received in the locker room by teammates on winning teams with great cultures and that he better get it together fast because he has officially entered the bust conversation. Long show but started it at the point of him talking about Coleman---can go back 3-5 minutes earlier to hear him talk more about Josh and the Bills in general...

Really high. He is going to be a key piece of this secondary along with Hairston for the next several years.

Updated post Bucs game!

FYI, Allen has 8 more TDs right now than he did in his MVP winning season last year at the same time.