Trust The Process

Davis loves to punish would be tacklers

Brady and McD neutered Josh

Let Allen call plays. Brady doesn't know how to use his pass catchers even if it smacked him in the face. Aside from Shakir, every single pass catcher regressed.

It’s real simple. Beane sucks at drafting in rounds 1-3 but is great in rounds 4-7, and is bad at spending/managing cap space. He also doesn’t know how to build an offense that caters to Allen’s strengths.

Lock Beane out of the draft war room the first 2 days of the draft from rounds 1 thru 3 which is what he struggles with the most, then allow him back in from rounds 4 thru 7 which is what he does best

The Sabres suck. Embarrassing performance the first 2 games. They've gotten outplayed and outworked on just about every shift, and look slow and sloppy.

The Ravens exposed the weakness to our offense which is not having a true number 1 WR who can do it all on all parts of the field. For the most part, the Ravens D had 8 to 9 men in the box which took away what we do best which is the short passing game, the running game, and Allen's running ability. The Ravens begged us to throw the ball downfield which we couldn't take advantage of. We desperately need a outside WR who stretches the field which is what Amari Cooper does best. Mack Hollins hurts the Bills far more than he helps since he gives the Bills virtually nothing as a pass catcher which renders him irrelevant. Coleman is a nice complement to Cooper as opposed to Hollins. Cooper consistently posts 1,100 to 1,200 yards and 8 to 9 TD'S per season, and has a career average of 14.1 yards per reception. Amari already has 2 TD's on the season despite playing with bad QB. Another reason why we should trade for Cooper now is to prevent him from getting traded primarily to the Chiefs or Ravens, or other contending teams we could face in the playoffs. The Browns are 1-3 and the remainder of their schedule is hard which most likely means they're going nowhere. I fully expect the Browns to trade away pieces sooner rather than later so they can start preparing for the future by stockpiling draft picks. Cooper is an Unrestricted Free Agent in 2025 which makes him a 1 year rental which won't cost much in trade compensation. I'm sure the Browns wants to get something in return for Cooper while they can. The cost for trading for Cooper should be as low as a 4th or 5th round pick but no higher than a 3rd which is well worth it. The Bills currently have nearly $3.9M in cap space. The Browns converted all but $1.21M of WR Amari Cooper's 2024 salary into signing bonus, making him an extremely affordable trade candidate. Trading for Cooper only costs the Bills $941,111 in cap space. Get'er done Brandon Beane.

Regardless if we play great or not, I take preseason with the grain of salt. Playing well in preseason doesn’t mean we’ll play well in the regular season, and playing bad in the preseason doesn’t mean we won’t play well during the regular season. It’s a toss up. Nobody knows until the real bullets fly. Having said that, the reason why some of us aren’t confident or is frustrated with this team is because we’re understandably very concerned with injuries, our wide receiver core, the safety core, the pass rush, Tyler Bass, and backup QB, coupled with the fact that our passing game has played like trash in both preseason games. Also, it bothers us to see teams like Philadelphia, Houston, and Miami add more offensive weapons this offseason despite having a damn good offense the year before. Those teams weren’t content with what they had, they wanted more. Philly adds Saquon Barkley and Jahan Dotson to AJ Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert, Houston adds Stephon Diggs Joe Mixon to Nico Collins, Tank Dell, and Dalton Schultz, and Miami adds OBJ, Jonnu Smith, and 4th round rookie RB Jaylen Wright to Tyreke Hill, Jaylen Waddle, De’Von Achane, and Raheem Mostert. In comparison, there’s a sizable difference in offensive firepower between those teams and the Bills. On paper, Allen’s WR depth chart as a whole looks like trash. There’s only 4 WR’s on this team who deserves to be on the 53 man roster… Keon Coleman, Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, and Mack Hollins, the rest are trash. The Bills typically carry 5 WR’s on the 53 man roster. I believe the 5th WR is currently not on this roster. in my opinion, Mack Hollins is the 5th best WR on our depth chart which means we’re missing a number 4 WR in addition to a true number 1 WR. If I had to take an educated guess on what this offense will most likely look like this season it would be we’re going to see a lot of double TE sets and running the football a lot like we did the second half of last season. Unlike the WR core, our TE’s and RB’s are strengths to this offense. Also, don’t be surprised to see Keon Coleman come off the bench in favor of Mack Hollins for a couple of games at the beginning of the season. I envision a 50/50 timeshare between the two. I hope I’m wrong, but I believe Coleman isn’t ready just yet to take on a full time role. In the passing game, we’re most likely going to see mostly Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, and Dalton Kincaid. In the running game, a combination of James Cook, Ray Davis, and Ty Johnson. Mack Hollins will be used primarily for blocking. Shakir mostly in the slot. Samuel will be utilized as a Swiss Army knife type weapon who lines up everywhere including the backfield as a runner. Kincaid will mostly line up in the slot with Knox mostly lined up as the inline TE. MVS will most likely be our 5th WR. I’ve got Darquan Hardy as our starting primary Kickoff and Punt Returner. This offense can potentially be damn good. Keon Coleman is the X factor.

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BILLS WR CORE HEIGHT AND WEIGHT Shakir: 6’0, 190 lbs Samuel: 5’11, 195 lbs Coleman: 6’3, 215 lbs Hollins: 6’4, 221 lbs Shorter: 6’4, 223 lbs Shavers: 6’4, 211 lbs Claypool: 6’4, 238 lbs Cephus: 6’1, 208 lbs Isabella: 5’9, 188 lbs Hamler: 5’9, 178 lbs Last season 6 WR’s made the Bills final 53 man roster, and I expect the same amount this year. The first 5 WR’s at the top should all make the 53 man roster. 1 of the other 5 names will compete for the 6th WR spot on the 53 just like we carried last season. Some of the rest will make the Practice Squad. As you can see we’re a much bigger WR room this season as opposed to the past. This is by design. Bully ball is coming to Buffalo.

The problem with Coleman isn't his lack of speed, but rather his lack of separation.

Excellent pick!!!

We have 10 draft picks yet a lot of Bills fans think the sky has fallen after 1 stinking round

Unlike Granato, Lindy will toughen this young team up.

I'm guessing La'el Collins will play the role David Edwards played last season