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A lot of people were down on Coleman after the combines, primarily because of his 40 time. I came away impressed with Coleman after the combine because of his gauntlet. He ran the fastest gauntlet and that's because he is a natural athlete and catcher of the football. It comes naturally to him, he combines his athleticism, body control, hand eye coordination and hands more easily than most. When you watched his film you could also see that not only did he have great hands and the ability to make special contested catches but that he was a really good athlete and great at YAC. The 4 WR's that I would have been happy with who I thought there was a realistic chance to draft were Brian Thomas Jr. McConkey, Worthy and Coleman in that order. As Baldo pointed out, my hopes are that Coleman can continue to ascend and be productive similar to what Rashee Rice did last year for the Chiefs going into and in the playoffs. Rashee really became their top guy. Fortunately the Bills receiving options are considerably better than what the Chiefs had at this time last year so Coleman won't have to be THE GUY for it to work.

We choose both and FO can make it work.

Benford has been downright dominant. As dominant as any CB in the league this year.

I don’t believe our run defense is as bad as it has shown this year. A few tweaks here and there and the run defense will be a middle of the road sort of D. If Milano can come back to his old self and Carter continues to ascend, Vonn continues to play as he was with Bernard doing his thing then this defense will be legit come playoff time

His act wore thin but I Hope it’s not too serious

Because CD lamb emerged and they thought that Gallup would develop more than he did, it was a cost cutting measure. Cleveland shipped him off because they were going nowhere quickly with no hope in sight.

His foot was stepped on

Ughhh Next man up!

Milano has been out of action for such a long time with two pretty big injuries. You never know how some players respond to these sort of injuries with this much time off, I suspect Milano will make a good return but that it may take some time to get back to his old self. I think he will be splitting time with Williams, which is ok

Hopkins most certainly is not what he once was but I don't believe he is anywhere near what his numbers indicate. He steps in to a depleted KC WR room and within the next 10 days he instantly becomes a big WR #1 upgrade for the rest of the year. When coverage is tight and he has a 1 on 1 he'll get the ball thrown his way. Good pickup for the Chiefs.

Per schefter

Groot doesn’t have the gaudy sack totals but he’s definitely getting lots of pressure

Why would he be discussing the Ravens game that was 3 games ago this morning? That would be petty and unproductive, it's Tuesday and all they should be talking about is how to gameplan and defeat the Seahawks.

I don't know if you are trolling but considering that Keon was the 8th WR selected in the draft which is considered to be potentially be one of the best WR drafts ever, I'd say he's overperforming where he was selected. He's off to a good start and you can see that he has playmaking ability.

I agree that Post Season is what matters most but seeding is very important as well. The less road games the Bills have the higher the odds they continue to advance. Yes, I know that we lost to the Bengals and Chiefs at home but being at home is better than being on the road.

People definitely are talking about his interceptions with some pundits acknowledging he isn't having a real good year throwing the ball, with that said he does seem to make plays when they need him to. The fact they are 6- 0 and that he is Patrick Mahomes, he does deservedly so get leniency. He shouldn't be MVP, but he has been getting the job done. Also, keep in mind that his two best receivers and RB are out and his offensive weapons are largely made up of ex Chiefs retreads in Hardeman, JuJu and Hunt.

Dewayne Carter - The huge stop that turned the momentum Rousseau - pressuring Mason the entire game Epenesa - getting nice pressures and almost a pick Bernard- he has a knack for always being around the ball to pick up fumbles and he was all over the field Benford - every time I saw him he was draped all over the receiver Rasul - tight coverage Allen - Yet another highly efficient game Amari - great start to his career in Buffalo and kudos to him for being able to contribute this much in just a few days of preparation Keon- He’s going to be a beneficiary of Amari’s arrival and congrats to his first 100 yard game Kincaid - Was Allen’s go to guy in third down making huge catches Shakir- battling through his ankle injury and made himself a good contributor in the 2nd half RB room- They each made some plays and as a whole had 3 TD’s Spencer Brown- good pass protection and showed his meanness and athleticism on some plays specially the Ray Davis TD Coaching staff- made great 2nd half adjustments

No, it’s just like when a receiver catches a ball when he’s going out of bounds, the rule isn’t having possession as you go out of bounds is maintaining possession throughout the play. Same as the endzone, you can’t just have possession as you cross the goal line on a pass, you have to maintain possession. You guys are confusing the rule as if you are a runner who already has possession and then they cross the goal line, in that scenario the runner could immediately fumble as he crosses the goal line and that would still be a TD. Exactly

2025 1st and 2nd and Epenesa and 2026 3rd His contract is manageable and he is a top 3 Edge rusher. He’s elite

He has improved every year that he has been a pro, it's just that his level of improvement has been steady. He has not had any sort of exponential or breakout sort of growth, just steady. But he is consistently ascending. Also, his sack totals may not be great this year but he is getting pressure, I can't tell you how many times I have seen him hit the QB on a clean win against the OT as the QB is just getting rid of the ball. His run stopping is elite and his overall pass pressure is decent. I think he can become a good pass rusher but he'll never be an excellent one. Those guys in today's market for the Top DE is now at $34M a year and rising. Micah Parsons will most likely get over $37M. I said that Spencer Brown would end up getting over $17M a year and people scoffed and laughed and he got that. Rousseau will at a minimum get $20M + a year.

He's going to be $20M + Most likely 4 year $90 M with about a little more than half of that guaranteed.

The Nico blown coverage TD was a huge play that I think is counting against Cole right now with Babich and McD. He doesn’t have their full trust at the moment and he’s going to have to build that before he gets significant playing time unless injuries thrust into that role. I think if the Bills get another player before the end of the trade deadline it would be safety. Safety is their most pressing need.

Check the last 15 seconds, the guy says he doesn't think the Bills may be done. He said LB and Safety could be two spots that they may look for in a trade. LB doesn't make sense to me, specially with the possibility that Milano could come back in December and that the depth does a good enough job to replace him as depth. Safety makes a lot of sense. Damar is ok for depth but he's below average starter, Rapp is fine and Cole Bishop hasn't earned the trust of the coaches I believe to thrust him over Damar at this stage. Damar at least is usually in the vicinity of where he is supposed to be whereas we saw how Cole was not and it cost us an important long touchdown against Houston. Would have been helpful if I had actually included the link 🙃