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5 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

players don’t usually get drafted in the 1st round unless they have raw talent. i’m not sure people understand when i say RAW talent. Talent that hasn’t been put together and harnessed. That’s Keon. There’s more that goes into athletics than 40 times 


Keon wasn’t drafted in the 1st round, and he was over drafted. Who knows where he goes if we don’t take him.

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6 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

What? Just saying, if you think there’s “hindsight” to most of these thoughts, use the search function. You can go back a long time and find lots, and lots, and lots of posts on the topic from MANY posters. No one is looking back with hindsight like, “I’m really surprised this Keon Coleman thing hasn’t gone well.” 🤣🤣

Yea. Not really just saying. At least own your own post. Arrogant. Condescending. I know. You don't. Typical of some here.

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Seems like last year before the injury that Keon was getting some seperation...he put some dudes in a blender at times

 

saying moulds was huge...really moulds was 6'2 210  and keon is 6'3 215.    and ripped as well.

 

plus moulds was in a system designed to throw the ball down the field very effectively,   

no one in our system is eating right now and when they do its usually short yardage.

 

i think keons production is half keon and half play calling.   he does have his strenghts on the field.

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36 minutes ago, Rousseauisnoschmo said:

Yea. Not really just saying. At least own your own post. Arrogant. Condescending. I know. You don't. Typical of some here.

I’m struggling with why this is still a topic. It felt like we put this top bed a few months ago. Now, we want to revisit if he’s similar to one of the best WRs that the Bills have ever had?? What are we doing here.

 

FWIW, the majority of the Keon blame goes to Beane. Keon is the same player that he was. He has to own some for not getting any better but 80% of it falls to Beane for the idea of Keon. That was not a viable succession plan to Diggs and Gabe. He doubled down this year by pumping him up and avoiding WR in the draft. He added a quality role player in Palmer to replace a role player in Mack. He just had to have a better plan to address the boundary. Instead, he went on the radio talking trash to the morning guys about how right he was. Here we sit, with the exact same flaw that we could all see for 2 years.

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If the binary choice is whether Keon is a bust or the next Eric Moulds, sadly I vote bust.  

 

Moulds HOF-type talent was wasted during the drought.  It would have been great to see what we would have done if Moulds (at his peak) was paired with Andre Reed during SB runs of the 90s.  What a duo that would have been!

 

I hope Keon gets better but he'll never come close to Moulds's level.  

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