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I think the Bills FO looked at 2024 as a rebuilding year. They drafted Coleman hoping he would grow into the role. Separation is a skill that can be learned. Coleman does have great body control, which is something that should be able to translate into doing the little things to shake off a player. Now he still has to learn that skill, and obviously hasn't mastered it yet. Davante Adams couldn't separate much early in his career either. At some point (I think it was after year 2) he decided he was going to buckle down and learn it, and he did. Lots of guys MIGHT be able to learn how to separate, but only some of them do. Just like lots of big strong armed guys with accuracy problems MIGHT learn how to be more accurate. Josh Allen did learn it, but not in his rookie year. Wil Levis has not learned it, and neither has Anthony Richardson. The potential is there for Coleman. But he has not realized it yet.

Yeah, after the second attempt got stoned I was assuming there would be some kind of rollout or bootleg or RPO. That was clearly on the coaching, and that would be on Brady. Unless Brady suggested it to McDermott and Sean told him no, just keep doing the simple stuff.

No way would I move on from McDermott.

35-3. And this game is OVER! and it is - for the Oilers. -Chris Berman

Bills 30 Chiefs 21

Bills 20 Ravens 16

Don't underestimate the importance of fantasy football in how people look at things. In my league Lamar out scored Josh by 77 points. Henry outscored Cook by 78 points. For a lot of people, that's all really know about football. And for those people, the discussion is over - Ravens are better. Frankly, if Jackson does get MVP, I think that is the biggest reason.

Saw a post that the Ravens claimed him. He can't be awarded to a team until after the Super Bowl, but since he's a free agent and would likely sign elsewhere, he would count on their free agent gains/lost. If he does sign with somebody it would have to be for very cheap I would think, but if it does help them with picking up a draft pick, even a 7th rounder, it was a shark move.

You mean the Texans get extra rest before traveling to Buffalo. Think positive!

does it look like the guy standing behind the ref is pulling out a microphone to listen in on it?

Except Evans went at 7 and we picked 8. We could have had Beckham though.

I'm not entirely sure it was supposed to be Keon's ball. It was going straight to Ty Johnson and Coleman just managed to get there first. Doesn't diminish Keon's play at all, but I am curious who Josh thought he was throwing it to.

I think there was a season where 2 NFL West teams both finished 11-1-2. It was before the merger