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I knew there were two Chiefs fans on this board! Show yourselves!

Don’t apologize. If people have a problem with it, let them deal with their problem.

Great comparison and on point.

I’m sorry - I misread this thread title as ”The terminal velocity of Keon Coleman”

Hey guys! Just checking to see terminal velocity on this game. Hope it was good 👍

Any of you cucks wanna talk about how slow Keon is! Honestly it was terrible that a whole chunk of you didn’t give him a chance.

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Full participant today. He’s definitely going to play in my opinion. From the Phinsider: The Miami Dolphins saw quarterback Tua Tagovailoa return to the practice field on Wednesday in a limited fashion. On Thursday, that changed to the Pro Bowl passer participating in the team’s full workout as he looks to return from the injured reserve list following a Week 2 concussion

Would be interesting to see Groots stats on right side versus left. Not sure they have stats like that

Bills finally started using him exclusively on the left side where he played mostly in college. He’s much more comfortable there and that’s where his muscle memory was formed for his moves. From The Athletic: “DE Greg Rousseau (A) — In his first game as a left-side-only defensive end since 2022, Rousseau absolutely dominated from both a pass-rushing and run-defending perspective. He had an advantage against starting right tackle Jaelyn Duncan, and once Duncan left with an injury, it was a complete mismatch against the backup. Rousseau showed off his full arsenal of moves en route to a league-high in Week 7 pressures with 11, according to Pro Football Focus and TruMedia. He was unstoppable, and the Bills should strongly consider keeping him on the left side only moving forward.”

JAMES COOK The Bills Mafia is onto something when they say, “Let James Cook!” He had 3 touchdowns during the last Bills game against the Miami Dolphins. For one of those touchdowns, Cook was recorded reaching a speed of up to 21 mph, per NexGen stats. That marks the fastest top speed on a play of Cook’s career. Read More: This Buffalo Bill Is The Fastest One On The Team | https://wyrk.com/fastest-bill-james-cook/#?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral KEON COLEMAN He clocked a remarkable speed of 20.36 mph, outrunning even Nacua’s performance from the previous year. Among his competitors, Coleman stood out by registering the second-fastest speed in group drills. He delivered an astounding performance by peaking at 21.71 mph while running a go route. https://www.overtimeheroics.net/2024/03/04/nfl-player-tracking-data-highlights-keon-colemans-impressive-speed/ Yes - Not the underwear Olympics everyone is enamored with, but real pads on game speed. Lets fire up the “James Cook Slow Jokes” thread 😂

You know what’s funny is the fact that Cook is actually slower than Coleman. Yes - different position but who woulda thought.

https://www.overtimeheroics.net/2024/03/04/nfl-player-tracking-data-highlights-keon-colemans-impressive-speed/#:~:text=He clocked a remarkable speed of 20.36 mph%2C,at 21.71 mph while running a go route. Keon faster than Puka Nacua - yep! But alas, you probably wouldn’t want Puka either.

Keep up the narrative so you can eat some crow like you did today. In the gauntlet drill at the NFL Combine, Coleman reached a top speed of 20.36 miles per hour – the fastest speed by a receiver over the last two seasons. "The 40 is no longer the most effective way to determine a player's speed," wrote ESPN’s Marcel Louis-Jacques earlier this year. "The value it once had to teams has diminished in its 80-year existence, as clubs turn toward other means – such as GPS tracking and analytical data – to fully understand how fast a player can move in football specific situations." Despite the 40 time, Beane is confident that the wideout has plenty of speed. "He's a guy whose got play speed, he's got short-area quickness for a big guy," Beane said. "We all know, some guys, they can run the track time, but that's where the mental part comes into it, too. I always say if you run 4.3 but you're not smart, you'll never play 4.3."

SF without their #1 RB and top 3 WR’s.