oldmanfan

Not scared of any other team. At this point any team can beat another. All depends on which team makes the least mistakes.

I doubt they risk their most productive WR on punt returns. Ty Johnson makes sense if they don’t bring someone up from the practice squad.

Every team in the league can point to picks they should and shouldn’t have made.

Amazing how some need attention, isn’t it?

Depends on the person as you allude to as well as the nature of the incident

I think they had two main goals this past Sunday: no injuries and getting guys bonuses/records.

I’m getting a little tired of pundits talking up Bronco things and ignoring Bills things. Like their D line. What about how great our O line unit has played all year?

I think they are mutually inclusive. The style of offense frees up Josh , and in turn his insane talent maximizes its effectiveness I have been asked and agreed to not commenting further along this line.

Sorry but no. Depends on the situation. Could have a child or wife seriously ill as examples.

We all hope he plays but without knowing the situation to be in any way critical is unwarranted.

38-20 Bills. Look for the three RBs to catch a lot of passes.

The issue since the beginning of the season is emphasizing WR vs. receiving capability as a whole. The Bills had completions to 13 different players this year. So when saying the WR corps looks thin it ignores the contribution of the TEs and RBs. We added Cooper and with him, Shakir, Hollis, and Coleman; together with the TEs and RBs it is a formidable group to defend. Brady said his philosophy was to let everyone eat, That is happening, and may account for Allen having an MVP season.

Agreed. I wish everyone would think the way you have outlined.

I am commenting more on the fact that, for whatever reason, Bills fabs historically tend to seek ways to be negative about things, often times by singling out a specific player. Coleman had 550 yards, 4 TDs and averages just over 19 yards per reception in 12 games played, one of which with backup QBs. He could have looked better Sunday, sure. But is that game worth 14 pages of bashing the kid? He's a rookie, he's made some good plays, and he'll develop as he gains experience. Again my bet is he scores a TD Sunday.

One can only wonder how the team can be 13-4 with such disastrous decision making.

I will simply say this: I do not understand the compulsion some Bills fans have to pick out a player and rag on them. Recently it was Spencer Brown, and he's turned out to be pretty damn good. Coleman is a rookie WR. He has things to learn, but even so he has made some really good plays this year. But we now have a 14-page thread devoted to ragging on this guy just because of a few routes in a meaningless game where passes were thrown by backups. Why? Why is there this compulsion to pick out a guy to criticize? I've seen it since the days of the Kemp/Lamonica debates. Let the kid play, let him develop. My guess is he'll make a big play of two on Sunday. But we'll see. I don't know Zierlein or his background. some of what he says seems accurate for Coleman, but he's a rookie. Also, we have guys here claiming a guy like Eric Wood is wrong with his take on Sunday; I simply tend to favor the interpretation of guys that have actually played at the pro level.

You don’t know what plays are being called. None of us do.

If if and buts were candy and nuts, we’d all have a Merry Christmas. How do you know the route? Coleman catches a TD pass Sunday.

Good to know. I’m not as down on a rookie WR as you are.

It’s called facts and accuracy

You might want to check out a guy named Josh Allen with respect to never trading up for anyone.

Agreed. Priority # 1 to me was not getting anyone hurt

They punted there to make sure Martin got a bonus. There was a lot of focus on having guys reach bonus conditions.

Good and getting better

What is it about Bills fans that they have to always have something to complain about, always have to single out one player to attack?