Special K Posted July 12 Posted July 12 One of the big questions for the Bills on Offense is will Kincaid and Coleman be able to take that next step and become a more consistent force in the passing game. After a promising rookie campaign that netted Kincaid 72 receptions, a knee injury limited him to only 44 receptions last year. As for Coleman, a good start to his rookie campaign was derailed by a dirty hit from Poyer, resulting in a wrist injury that held him back the rest of the season, ending up with only 29 receptions. That's a total of 73 combined receptions last year. I think a combined total of 100 receptions this year would be a step in the right direction, but can they get over 120?? My prediction: I think these two will take that step forward this year, and become important weapons of the Bills passing game this year, however I think 120+ receptions may not be in the cards...... Kincaid: 74 receptions Coleman: 42 receptions Total: 116 combined receptions Under, but just barely......but I really hope they hit the over. What say you??? 1 1 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I'm going over as long as both are healthy. I think Kincaid reminds people why we were excited to draft him and avenges a injury plague down year. He emerges as the teams leading receiver in catches with 85. I think year two Keon if healthy flirts with 60-65. I think they fly past 119 2 4 Quote
Maine-iac Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I see Coleman's ceiling as a better Gabe Davis. That said Davis was good for 40 to 50 catches. I feel like Kincaid has a much higher ceiling than what we've even seen but I'd be lying if I said I have confidence in him hitting it. Like you I'd guess that if they both had good seasons they'd be right there but I'm (reluctantly) pessimistic they'll do it. I'll bet they both have up and down games and look like they could do it some weeks but over the course of the season I think we continue to run the ball and let everyone eat and they come up short. Coleman 44 receptions Kincaid 63 receptions 1 Quote
billsfan89 Posted July 12 Posted July 12 This one is tough. Because that’s 60 a piece to hit the over. I think if Kincaid is healthy he should hit 60-70 catches with upside for more. In his rookie year Kincaid despite Diggs having a ton of targets managed 73 catches in 16 games. So if he’s healthy in 2025 60-70 is very doable with upside to get past 80. Keon only had 29 catches last year but did miss a few games. If he’s healthy and improving upon a decent but uneven rookie season I think 50 if healthy is a stable target but he has upside to hit 60+. Both guys are young and not coming off serious injuries. If they can play 15 games a pop I think they hit it. I will take the over but very reluctantly 1 Quote
Augie Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I have been trained to assume that one or both of them will miss time due to injury. Between some missed time and all of our other weapons, I lean toward the under, but barely. If they stay healthy and the game slows down for them, they could easily sail past 120, however. 2 Quote
NewEra Posted July 12 Posted July 12 For our sake- it better hit the over! 1 minute ago, Augie said: I have been trained to assume that one or both of them will miss time due to injury. Between some missed time and all of our other weapons, I lean toward the under, but barely. If they stay healthy and the game slows down for them, they could easily sail past 120, however. Injuries are the the key 💯 🙏🏻 stay healthy. 2 Quote
ClosetFan Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I think the "Everybody eats" mantra will restrict their numbers so I say lower. 1 Quote
tomur67 Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I am going to say under, because I think Moore and Palmer will be on the receiving end of a lot of Josh's passes. Everybody eats! 1 Quote
Victory Formation Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I’m going to have to go under here. 60 receptions each? That may be asking a bit too much.. 1 Quote
ColoradoBills Posted July 12 Posted July 12 If both stay healthy Kincaid could get 70 and Coleman 50. 3 1 Quote
H2o Posted July 12 Posted July 12 I'm taking the under. I'm thinking closer to 100 between the two 2 Quote
Victory Formation Posted July 12 Posted July 12 17 minutes ago, ColoradoBills said: If both stay healthy Kincaid could get 70 and Coleman 50. It’s certainly possible, but with Kincaid’s injury history there’s enough reason to doubt. This poll could go either way imo.. 1 Quote
YattaOkasan Posted July 13 Posted July 13 We still want to run the ball at you. I’ll take the under. I think Joe Marinos target distribution prediction also agrees. 1 Quote
gjv Posted July 13 Posted July 13 I would hope each would be in the 80 reception range, along with 3 other receivers. Quote
Albany,n.y. Posted July 13 Posted July 13 I hate to say this, but Coleman isn't going to be on the receiving end of many throws. Shakir, Palmer, Samuel & Moore will be the top 4 receivers. If a returner emerges from the WR group, Coleman may be one of the usual suspects on the inactive list & if someone else surprises in camp, he might even get traded. Under, by a mile. 1 Quote
uticaclub Posted July 13 Posted July 13 (edited) We might have 8 guys with 50 catches and none over 60 Edited July 13 by uticaclub 1 Quote
frostbitmic Posted July 13 Posted July 13 (edited) Over by a few ... Kincaid should bounce back with 70, I think he'll get the most targets on the season. Coleman should easily up his rookie numbers with 55 3 receptions per game =51 on the year ... 4 = 68 ... 5 = 85 Edited July 13 by frostbitmic Quote
JP51 Posted July 13 Posted July 13 60 apiece average would be great i am taking under just under 1 Quote
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