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Exactly. Don't play him in the big game if he hasn't gotten reps during the year. They squandered this pick. This guy has actually played well in prior playoff appearances. And playing five yards off the line isn't this guy's game -- kind of a head scratcher when we were playing man for most of the night.

He plays like Milano. Fast diagnosis and movement to the ball. We need more beef at the LB position to put a good thump on RBs and passes at the LOS. He looked great in preseason. I wish they'd just try him for a few series a game to let him get reps and show what he's got.

Joe Andreessen.

Kuni came here around 1978 at the invitation of Bob Rich Jr. He gets his fish straight from Japan through Alaska every few days. It is a world-class restaurant.

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What's up with those Coleman stats? 16 receptions in the regular season and 12 in his career? Huh?

Can we demote him to practice squad so we don't take the cap hit this year?

He also has no INTs and we've played with a lead for big chunks of the season. The Bills are still 3rd in the league in scoring.

Yeah, and the Bills caused 43% of the seven losses to happen. Strength of schedule, after week three, means very little.

This is our #1 or #2 tallest, largest, toughest WR corps in the history of the team.

Jon Borchardt, G/T, drafted in Round 3 of the 1979 draft. Played 1979-1984 for the Bills. Texas A&M

No. The Bills WR corps is comprised of tough players who block and create opportunities for others in the middle of the field. Hopkins ain't gonna do that. Waste of money.

Never. It's football. Entertainment produced for our enjoyment. It's only a game, folks, and it's not going to effect your lives if you don't let it.

Andreessen.

The infusion of top-end talen will come when Josh plays for four quarters in an actual game. Defense is a little worrisome, sure.

I'd bet a few bucks he has more TDs per game start than the big-3 at the end of the regular season. He'll be a starter by the end of camp.

Stef's splits for 2023-2024 were garbage. He did nothing down the stretch, contributed squat when it mattered, and was a non-factor in most Bills playoff games. Plus he was an a-hole teammate. Goodbye, under-achieving diva.

Uh, the divisional round we lost, when WR 1 dropped a bomb that went right through his hands.

Thoroughly agree with all of that. Big catch radius, tall, can get it up high. We have all sorts of Z guys and a top receiving TE in the middle. Coleman diversifies the types of targets Josh will see. They could turn into a real red zone nightmare (and they're already very scary in the red zone).

Chill out, worry warts.

You got the reward right. The risk is a bad injury this year. Stef loses a lot of money that way.

Like this guy. From this interview: Reporter 1: You eat with your hands? Hollins: Yeah, you just eat with your hands. That’s what they’re there for. Reporter 2: Like anything? Hollins: Anything. Reporter 2, fascinatedly: Really? Reporter 3: Pasta? Hollins: If you can’t eat it with your hands, you shouldn’t be eating it. Reporter 4: Soup? Hollins: Shouldn’t be eating soup. You’ve never seen a lion eat soup. You’ve never seen a gorilla. You’ve never seen anything savage eat soup. He can also ball.

He has one year left. Like Douglas. Outside corner is more important than nickel in this transition year. Or are you suggesting starting Elam, as I have seen others do? The cuts are going to suck any way we slice it. This is more a choice between Douglas and Johnson and the difficult choice I would make is keep Johnson for the season. There are many variables here, not just the one of "he's good!"

There are no easy decisions here. But sure, your sarcasm is a really helpful contribution the discussion.

Agree with the JOsh restructure and those cuts as well. Matakevich isn't on the roster. We are still $16M above the cap and we need to sign rookies. More hard decisions need to be made.