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He allowed 1 catch on 2 targets. There is nothing that can be said about Tre White that also doesn't apply to Taron Johnson and Benford.

I definitely do not want to he around this board when 8 days of Waddle/Olave/Myers trade rumors result in Gabe Davis being signed off the practice squad lol

They even noted pregame that Brady told the commentators that they needed to essentially use a different playbook with Kincaid out.

Honestly: Edmunds is more durable, but Bernard makes way more clutch and impact plays. Bernard is also way more cerebral of a player.

Agreed, we've also targeted less than stellar WR talent in hopes that Josh/scheme can make them better than their careers have suggested. I like Kincaid as the #1 target, but I still don't know if he's proven to be that guy yet. Palmer/Coleman really offer this offense the same skill set, I think that's the biggest issue. We are also hoping that Coleman/Palmer can handle a higher work load and take a step in their careers. It worked with Bease and Brown, but we've seen it fail with Knox, Davis, and McKenzie. I think we will be spending premium picks on aging talent again this year prior to the trade deadline. Bad contracts have caused us to get too cute in the offseason.

MVP level - 2-4 Elite level - 5-7 Really good - 8+

I think right now, 10/14, there is no WR/TE that really scares anyone. I don't think anyone on defense is worrying OCs right now.

This says otherwise PFR

I will say, I think the Bills are built to be a TE focused team and Kincaid should start to see those snap counts rise. I hope.

Thank you, I will check this out! If I am wrong, then I take back what I said

This year or last year? This year, yes in a 5 game sample size. The 20+ game sample size is much different.

That is incorrect. The teams that play the most games rotate their WRs/TEs. Go look up the snap counts for 2024 Philly, Washington, Buffalo, and KC.

And right now we average 243 passing yards and I'm assuming 30+ PPG? So we don't need a Cooper?

Don't look at top teams, look at those who go furthest in the playoffs. Philly played more games than anyone. They had 1 player over 90% of the snaps. 3 in the 80%. 1 in 70%. The WR with the most snaps was 69%, then 66% and 58%. Their QB played 80%. Cheifs played a ton. 90% 5 (4 OL and Patty) 80% 1 (Kelce) 70% NONE 60% 2 Highest WR snap counts were 65%, 59%, and 36% Commies: 90% 3 (QB and 2 OL) 80% 2 (1 WR) 70% 1 60% 3 (2 TEs) Next WRs were in the 40s ProFootballReference has snap count data, feel free to comb through it last year.

They also don't play 7 games. They play 20. You need to manage snaps and hits.