Brandon

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.

That seemed like a pretty terrible call to me.

It's really unbelievable how this defense is total ass against the run with all the resources that Beane and McDermott have poured into the front four over the years.

Yes, but also a hell of an effort to get right back up and make the tackle.

I think it would be a lot easier to write it off as just a bad pick if not for the way Beane doubled down on his handling of the WR position in that infamous radio interview after the draft.

If that's true...and I don't really doubt that it is...damn, what a colossal F up by Beane. Not just missing on the pick, but not hedging his bets in the draft this year after Coleman's play in the 2nd half of the year.

If he was ever going to have a good game, it should be this weekend. Tampa Bay's pass defense stinks and he should get more opportunities with the injuries to Kincaid and Shakir. It's nowhere near as bad as during the Rob Johnson years.