Should we look to trade Keon after this season?

[Brand J]

1 hour ago, Ya Digg? said:

These polls always seem to come up when a players value is at its worst. Why the need to get rid of someone when their value is the lowest?

The alternative post would be something like “is Cole Bishop trade bait?” No one’s gonna advocate trading a young, productive player.

[PayDaBill$]

Yes but who is buying ?

[Ya Digg?]

6 minutes ago, Brand J said:

The alternative post would be something like “is Cole Bishop trade bait?” No one’s gonna advocate trading a young, productive player.

True, but people did want Bishop gone after last season, and now look at him. Can you imagine how this place would react if he had been traded in the offseason for a 6th rounder and he played this well for another team? 

[gonzo1105]

I clicked yes mostly because McDermott doesn't strike me as the type that wants to constantly put up with a guy who is missing meetings. This is now the 3rd time that he has been "internally punished". 

 

I do think its hard to say because your not going to get the value for him with the way he has produced and there is still hope that he could mature and turn it on to some extent that would be more worthy of a 5th or 6th round pick. 

[Freddie's Dead]

At this point, you take a 6th or a 7th and run the other way laughing.  He's a complete maroon, an ignoranimus.  Missing a team meeting?  ***** him and the horse he rode in on.  A double-D bust and a complete waste of a 2nd round pick.

[Walking Tall]

I love the looks of Keon Coleman’s gameday uniform….

[Brand J]

50 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

True, but people did want Bishop gone after last season, and now look at him. Can you imagine how this place would react if he had been traded in the offseason for a 6th rounder and he played this well for another team? 

Oh, I see what you mean. Your message is to give Keon time. Yeah, he wouldn’t fetch much in a trade anyway. 

[Brit]

Wonder if his issues are down to an undiagnosed mental health condition. ADHD could explain a lot of what is going on, for example, and it can often go undiagnosed.  Might be worth a look for the Bills to see if there is an underlying issue that can be treatable. If so, he may be salvageable, and at this point they should be looking at anything that might make him salvageable.

 

Alternatively, he could just be a tit. So I would accept a couple of Freddos and a pack of Polo mints. 

[Tim Tindale]

57 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

True, but people did want Bishop gone after last season, and now look at him. Can you imagine how this place would react if he had been traded in the offseason for a 6th rounder and he played this well for another team? 

Like Wyatt Teller? 

[stevestojan]

Up for trade: an underperforming, slow, lazy, top draft pick who decided he didn’t want to show effort after being drafted to the team with the best QB this generation has seen, can’t catch, and wears cornerbacks like backpacks. 
 

Teams: if you include the folksy stories about a Macys coat, we’ll offer 2 firsts and a WR1. 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

Probably been said already but Keon has absolutely 0 trade value…might as well keep him at this point

Edited 1 hour ago by Generic_Bills_Fan

[K-9]

Depends on how he responds to this adversity. If he responds in any way other than the way he should, I can see the Bills cutting ties. 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

4 minutes ago, Tim Tindale said:

Like Wyatt Teller? 

Wyatt teller wouldn’t even be comparable to this I don’t think because we were pretty good at OL back then.  Trading an early 2nd round pick wr for minimal return the shape we’re in now and then that player going on to be good somewhere else would be rough haha 

Edited 1 hour ago by Generic_Bills_Fan

[SoonerBillsFan]

100% yes

[davefan66]

Shavers allowed Josh to utilize the right side of the field.

 

That being said, trade coleman.

 

Or just outright waive him.

4 minutes ago, K-9 said:

Depends on how he responds to this adversity. If he responds in any way other than the way he should, I can see the Bills cutting ties. 

He’s had a few chances to fespond.

 

Playing with Josh Allen.

 

No need to see how he responds now. Being late to a meeting this week justifies cutting him outright.
 

Has had chances.  More than we most likely know about.

[Pete]

What’s any team going to give up to a big, slow WR who plays below his size, gets zero separation, does not understand leverage, or hustle, and who has a big attitude, and cannot be counted upon to show for meetings or show on the field?

[VW82]

Why would anyone want to trade for Keon let alone give us assets?

[Playoffs?]

I don’t know.
Really missed him today. 

[nucci]

2 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:

I'd be surprised if Beane (assuming he's still here) does that as it would be an admission of a really failed pick. Beane likes to control his image.

got rid of Elam

 

[sven233]

Not sure he's worth much at this point, but it's all hands on deck to get a real WR1 this off season.  So, if he can be added as a sweetener to a deal to move up in the draft or trade for a dude, whatever......  Point is, he should be traded if possible to get his replacement.