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Seems useless on offense

It was a blowout. 14 snaps is perfect. He’s obviously not 💯

No, because every other team trusts their WRs to get open on non screen

Terrible. Hopefully Daquan can make it back vs KC and sanders can step up when he gets back

The reluctance to focus the passing attack on Kincaid and Cook has me really frustrated

Man, it’s sad to see our passing game in this state. If we pass the ball 5+ yards down the field, and Kincaid isn’t targeted, I feel like our chance of converting is under 10%

That’s on Moore I assume? 😂

It wasn’t my post…. maybe someone else will thank you. 😂

It was sarcasm Pete

And Palmer. They just haven’t given him the opportunities. He can make plays in the deep intermediate

It’s a risk, sure. So is every draft pick. I agree that something is up….but something could have to do with his current team, coaching, QB, passing coordinator having a negative affect on his psyche/performance. Something as much as a change of scenery could be just what he needs. Maybe not… based on what I’ve seen from him playing vs nfl talent to date, I’d roll the dice. If he’s busts, oh well. Many of our picks bust. He was being thrown into the borderline elite category by many just months ago. Considering our need for everything he possessed last season, it’s a calculated risk imo

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I’d be sick. If he got traded anywhere but Buffalo for less than a 1st rd pick, it would be a failure for Beane (and us). Hell, I think it would be a failure if it was for a 1st and we didn’t make it happen. That draft pick does nothing for us in 2025 and this is a season that we should be capitalizing on injuries across the league.

If we could only be so lucky. Keon and a 2nd works for me. I love Keon and I think he has a future in this league in the right system with the right QB. I don’t think the Keon + Allen + Brady equation is a match. And with Shakir and Kincaid taking the snaps in the slot, Keon is the odd man out.

I agree that I’d rather have BTj over Harrison, but I would give up a first for Harrison. Risk vs reward