Tyrell Shavers reminds me of John Stallworth....

[Mikie2times]

1 hour ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said:

She’s gotta know Ron Jeremy though, right?

I could have went there, but I have survived so many John Holmes jokes from my old man that my mind went to him first. 

[machine gun kelly]

The eyes don’t lie.  Palmer, Davis,  Shavers, and Shakir with Knox until Kinkaid is ready makes sense.  Screw Coleman for ever.  He was a huge bust and an attitude.  Cook and swap in Hawes at times.

[Big Turk]

20 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

That is true but trust me the Tampa defensive backfield is a mess.

 

Also helped that Dean left the game very early and never returned. He was having a standout season.

[TheBrownBear]

19 hours ago, Governor said:

Alvin Harper

Shavers more reminds me of other big bodied ST journeyman types like Andre Holmes or Mack Hollins.

[mbs]

On 11/17/2025 at 1:45 AM, gobills404 said:

Remember the excitement about Robert Foster in 2018? Happy for Shavers but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

Kelvin Benjamin was the worst starting WR I have ever seen and I saw the strike season. Robert Foster should have started in his place even if he just stood motionless at the line of scrimmage. Throwing to Benjamin led to a lower passer rating than spiking the ball.

 

So the standard here is should we start Shavers over the pool of unexciting receivers on the roster now, but the question then was do we really need to play eleven players every down and if so, should one of them be Robert Foster rather than Benjamin?

[billsfan_34]

On 11/17/2025 at 3:33 AM, Scott7975 said:

For sure. Keon is a wasted spot and bad draft pick. Need to find a spot for Gabe on the roster. Is Beane ballsy enough to cut Keon for him? Probably not. 

No need to cut. Just don’t dress Keon. Simple enough. Let the kid keep munching on some humble pie 🤤

2 hours ago, mbs said:

Kelvin Benjamin was the worst starting WR I have ever seen and I saw the strike season. Robert Foster should have started in his place even if he just stood motionless at the line of scrimmage. Throwing to Benjamin led to a lower passer rating than spiking the ball.

 

So the standard here is should we start Shavers over the pool of unexciting receivers on the roster now, but the question then was do we really need to play eleven players every down and if so, should one of them be Robert Foster rather than Benjamin?

I forgot about Kelvin. That was painful 😣 

18 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:

 

?

Shavers ran a 4.59 at his pro day at San Diego State.  He's not fast, though I suppose it's not a terrible time for a bigger-bodied guy (6'4", 211 lbs). 

 

Keon's a bit quicker but neither of these guys runs like a deer...

 

                        Shavers               Keon

40 yards            4.59                   4.61

10 yards             1.63                   1.54

 

 

Thing is: Shavers has football speed and a brain, Keon does not.

[Kelly to Allen]

Alvin Harper is another good comp. Probably more realistic