Brandon

The entire OL The defense, particularly Benford. Best overall defensive game in quite a while.

I've never been as happy to see a false start. With this inept offense, just take the damn points.

I'm not sure I want to see passes in traffic and/or over the middle to Keon Coleman.

That's why our strategy works so well. Wait until the combine, see which WR prospect runs closest to a 4.8, and be super excited because you know he'll be on the board when the Bills pick in R1. I don't know why other teams don't do it. It's a totally flawless strategy.

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.

Athletically, he can be as good as anyone. It's just a matter of his instincts and his understanding of his role in the system.

I would still try to hang onto him for the rest of the year. There may be another team that liked him before the draft that's still willing to give up a late pick for him.

After the game the offense just had, and especially given how well the WRs played, I'd be surprised if they're in any hurry to give him any significant playing time.

Keon has averaged 27 yards per game over the last 8 weeks. Gabe Davis had 40 yards today and hasn't played in a year. That says everything I need to know.

Bishop also prevented one of their 2 point conversions by pushing the WR out of bounds before he could get his feet down. He is becoming an excellent player.

Yet another good play by Bishop to force the receiver out of bounds and stop the 2 pt conversion.

That was a first down. Or, much closer than that spot.

It was a forward pass, but I don't mind the effort.

Tampa's kick off coverage is putrid.

I thought they might try to move him before the trade deadline as part of a deal for a better WR. Barring some major breakout later this year...which I think is highly unlikely...yeah, I would look to trade him for whatever I could. It won't be much at this stage.