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Living in Giants country, there is a love hate relationship with him. He has flashes of real talent, but he just can’t put it together. I think losing Saquan Barkley this year is a huge loss for him, having a guy like that takes a lot of pressure off of the QB. Jason Garrett will be able to get the most out of him, and I feel like last night, they played really well until the second interception. How many times have we seen the same thing against a Brady led team. You give him an inch, and he turns it into a country mile. He came right back and got the score, but it wasn’t enough. Personally, I don’t think he’s a bust yet. I feel like Garett will be very good for him in the long run, and he will be able to get them to a respectable place on offense next year.

Holy god. If I was a Cowboys fan, I would be irate. That was one of the worst offensive drives I have ever seen called. That swing pass on 3rd and 14 with 3 minutes left in the half? Where is the attempt to win? Or score? We are lucky we don’t have to watch THAT kind of garbage anymore.

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/2019/01/01/dallas-cowboys-cole-beasley-quotes-week-17-giants-dak-prescott/ “Cowboys wide receiver Cole Beasley was the team’s leading pass-catcher in 2016. He’s become a forgotten man at times, with fans wondering if the free agent will be back with the team in 2019.” Ahhhh yes, it’s always the clutch players that are forgotten. This has been entertaining, but it’s time for bed. Go Bills.

The other day someone here posted something about Beasley trying to incorporate more Run N Shoot concepts. If it works, fantastic. Whatever a coach can do to get the most production out of their players, I’m all for it. But truly clutch players make plays, no matter the scheme in front of them. Good players, especially process guys, get better with good coaching. If that’s what’s happening with Beasley, I’m all for it.

I mean, ok. One article mentioned in a throwaway line, that he was clutch on 3rd down. So yeah, I guess you’re right. My opinion is no longer valid. Thank you for setting the record straight. https://www.nfl.com/players/cole-beasley/stats/situational Under point differential.

I guess what we have different definitions of clutch. Over his career, 70% of his 1st downs have come when his team is behind. That should tell you plenty about where the stat you mentioned, comes into play. His team is down, the QB takes what the defense gives him, and they move the chains. That’s not clutch. I haven’t mentioned any other poster in this thread, but I’m glad you find your joke funny. Go Bills!

This is a great write up about a steady player. Clutch players don’t emerge when the defense softens up on the strengths of a player. Clutch players emerge when the defense is working to stop your strengths, and yet you still achieve.

Yeah man, sorry I’m not going to back track on my statement. I did some digging after you claimed that he was considered clutch by “everyone”. You also mentioned his “pace” for receptions and yards. In absolutely zero of the 5 articles i read about him, was the word “clutch” used. In fact, a very different picture was painted. He had some issues in Dallas with play calling, specifically the amount of targets he was getting, and he criticized the heavy run game approach, on more than one occasion. Picking up the occasional 1st down, does not warrant the “clutch” label. He’s made some plays this year, and he’s had some drops on 3rd and short and 2nd and long too. Not exactly “clutch”. And saying that I’m the only dissenter in 3 pages, doesn’t mean anything. Sorry, but this place is ripe with horrible takes on both sides after a game. When he drops the ball in December on 3rd and 7 in the 3rd quarter, we can revisit this thread, and see how many pages will be devoted to how “clutch” Beasley is.

7 seasons in Dallas averaged: 45 catches / 467 Yards/ 3 TD’s Sorry, but that’s not clutch. He makes the occasional play on the 3rd down, and this season he seems to be playing CONSISTENTLY. This is certainly a new development, and it’s possible that having some influence on route design and concepts, is the reason. I’m glad that he is on the Bills this season, lets agree to disagree about the rest.

Clutch? He’s improved this year for sure, but he is far from clutch. Never, in his career has he been considered “clutch”. He’s a nice complimentary player, that can get open in the slot. That’s it. And that’s ok.

I called him “Butterfingers Beasley” so many times, that my kids only know to call him that. This year it’s been more affectionate, than hurtful. Im still not a huge fan of his, but I’m glad he’s improving.

God that is hard to watch.

This is hands down, post of the thread. For me anyway.

I know that the Bills haven’t done anything to garner the favor of the announcers, but these two clowns can shove it This Titans team threw the ENTIRE LEAGUE INTO TURMOIL, and these dunces can’t stop clamoring about how well rested they are and how prepared they are. Everyday, I wake up and the world just gets dumber and dumber.

I told my son today that this feels like a dream. I love it so much, but i can’t help... feelings...

I mean, that’s a little extreme. This same defense without Snacks Harrison, held a top 5 offense to 3 points in the first half. That’s not a weakness. Tackling was a major issue today. Ed Oliver got pushed around all day, and there were several issues of miscommunication in the secondary. Those kinds of things can be fixed in practice this week, and going forward. It’s only the 3rd game of limited offseason and no preseason. Those things matter, and it’s obvious now.

It’s hard to not get tossed around by Aaron Donald. That dude is the best for a reason.

Anyone else having trouble with the live stream radio feed on Game Pass? Is there a trouble shooting hack I’m missing? This is one of the worst products I’ve ever purchased.

Moss and Singletary have had 6 carries. That’s not nearly enough to want “better”. They absolutely need to start running the ball more with the RB’s. This drive is a great example. Flat again out of the locker room, that’s not a good sign.

Huh?

Screens! Motion! This is AWESOME!!

It’s great to see a modern NFL offense being run finally.

To heck with the Texans.

Amazing!!!! I literally looked up “best buffalo wings in Binghamton” and the second option was KFC. You sir, have turned this frown, upside down.

I’ll be in a hotel room in Binghamton for work. I’m not thrilled and neither are my kids.