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Keon lookes like a WR1. I hope Cooper does the same at some point.

Maybe it says more about how the Bills no longer want to be held hostage by a diva WR. The top WR salaries are stupid and potential cap-killers ... like Diggs' extension. That alone would make Bean double-pump at signing a CDL. So let's not assume OBD is oblivious to WR and offense. We may be witness to a new way of doing business: flood the field with varied and competent skill sets with multiple move packages and non-standard position assignments. Use the WR to make DC's go crazy, much like McD has done on defense with his safties. And save a gazillion dollars and headaches with the league's unquestionably #1 diva position.

Is this still a question? Everything Diggs did showcased the fact that he is a toxic prima donna. When the first question out of a reporter's mouth for 2 years is, "How is your relationship with ... " then you have a problem. Even Diggs' tweets implied a kind of sh@t talk to JA, who NEVER said a bad thing about him in public. I am ecstatic that Diggs got traded. He was an anchor around the team's neck, with more leadership role than leadership talent. He disappeared after Brady, and the team started to win in impressive fashion. That is all we really need to know. He and Davis were empty targets in the end, and any combo of Samual, MSV, and Coleman added to Shakir, Kincaid, and Knox will highlight that JA doesn't need an overpaid me-first prima donna. Add Davis to the mix, and we will be better this year. F#ck Diggs. JA will create new stars.

This lineup is stronger than last year. We are rid of WR drops and bad attitudes. Our safeties will outperform our old heroes. We will get better IOL play. And Coleman will make more highlight reels and game-winning catches than anyone in the 1st round.

Gabe Davis taught the Bills this one important lesson: Nothing is more important than catching the football. We can also thank Gabe for drafting Kincaid and Colemam. I agree. We may be the best WR-hands team in the league. It has been said, and I am now fully on board: Keon Coleman has the best BALL SKILLS of any WR in this draft.

This guy has more sacks than our DL. And returns punts. Meet the newest late-round McBeane DB gem.

We radically changed our board. And got the better WR. Worthy will not be what you think he will. Keon looks like the next guy to catch 4 TDs against KC in the AFC Championship game. And do it year after year.

I was on board with Ladd. Felt sick watching the Chargers celebrate at #34. Watched more Coleman of his highlights. I started to see it. He will be a super-charged Gabe Davis. He will catch all the TDs and close-calls Gabe dropped. He will catch all of Cooks dropped TDs in the red zone. He will get Josh's desperation passes running out the sideline in triple coverage. And catch them. I'm good. I encouraged my fellow Bills fans to back away from that ledge I was hanging over.

Love it. Worthy has questionable hands, and doesn't play as fast as you think. Beane doesn't make that trade if he wanted Worthy. And I am glad.

Yeah, seemed like we were a year too late on Diggs. That extension was up there with Miller's contract. The signing makes Dawkins worth more. Locked up in his prime. IDK if I got the bonus/cap hit right, though.

Not to worry. I expected people to laugh at me. But remember it if it goes down tomorrow.

My enduring mental pic of Dawkins will be (after telling the world Buffalo could not lose at home) of stepping on Josh and killing a Shakir TD. I doubt I'm the only one who noticed.

Recall how many people thought the Collins signing was to turn Spencer Brown into a trade chip. Dawkins makes more sense.

That would kill my fight of fancy, but I doubt it's accurate. Dion likely has a bunch of guaranteed money, but most can be passed on.

Didn't they pay out some money to Diggs just before trading him? And doesn't the Dawkins terms make him more attractive?