Keon Coleman likely to return against Pittsburgh

[BADOLBILZ]

52 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:

 

 

Way too early to say.

 

 

To @BillMafia716ix point.......I  think when you sign a player like Palmer to a deal where they have to play better than they had the year before to justify the value of the contract.........the runway on whether the deal was good or not is pretty short.  

 

 

 

[BigAl2526]

12 hours ago, US Egg said:

Here’s hoping for the best for Coleman. I like him and think he can have impact and it’s too soon yet for final judgment. He is definitely a fan favorite in that he is a focal point for some and they take their football (life’s?) frustration out on him. So either way it goes, he serves a purpose

He has been sent just about the strongest message the team can send, short of cutting him.  If he doesn't get it by now, I doubt he'll be with the team next season.

[Alphadawg7]

2 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

The next time Elijah Moore is a positive for a team's offense it will be the first time in his NFL career.   He has a CAREER 65.7 passer rating when targeted and was probably the worst receiver in the NFL to get regular snaps in 2024.  There is a real chance he would have at least started the season on a practice squad this season if the Bills hadn't thrown him a lifeline.   Allen ever trusting Moore was a stretch.

 

Additionally, it doesn't take much research to see that in Brady's first season as an NFL OC in Carolina he had two 1,000+ yard receivers plus an 800+ yard Curtis Samuel.   None of which were superstars.   This coming off having the greatest passing offense in the history of college football.  But not running the ball enough was cited in his firing in Carolina.

 

I think people need to consider the fact that he is running what Josh Allen and McDermott want.   A simple system.   Which would probably work in spite of perceived predictability if the talent was right.   Moore wasn't ever going to move the needle for this team but some of you just can't get over his draft pedigree.  

Don’t lump me into the crowd that thought Moore was going to be some impact player here, cuz I’m not.  But Moore provided more downfield potential than Samuel does as at least a threats. 
 

Instead he was treated like he was McKenzie, and Samuel isn’t being used like he was in Carolina either.  In 5 seasons between CAR and WAS when he was starting and healthy, Samuel averaged 796 yards a season.  Including as you said his best one with Brady.  But we just aren’t using him much either despite Brady’s familiarity with him and his time in the offense.

 

Point was, dividing snaps between Samuel and Moore was stupid, pick one and get them involved more.  I don’t even care which one, I just felt Moore had more of a threat downfield at this point than Samuel.  
 

I hope they use Cooks now more than Samuel for same reason - but we all know it’s not gonna happen.  

[Brandon]

12 hours ago, Kelly to Allen said:

I don't have any faith but maybe he surprises everyone and has a big impact 

 

 

 

If he was ever going to have a good game,  this would be the week for it.  The Steelers are dead last in the NFL in passing yards allowed.