Big Turk

I mean he did run a 4.27 40...dude is a burner and has made some plays in the NFL.

Once you have that kind of money it's not about the money anymore, it's about being in exclusive "clubs" and the NFL is the biggest sport in the world in terms of revenue generated and team value by a country mile so it's the most exclusive club there is... 9 of the top 15 valued franchises in ANY sport are in the NFL and 6 of the top 8 are NFL teams led by the Cowboys at over 9 Billion. Yankees are 2nd at 7.1 Billion and the Golden State Warriors are 3rd at 7.0 Billion. The next 5 teams are NFL teams. Breakdown of the top 15: 9 NFL 3 NBA 1 MLB 1 Premier League Soccer Team 1 La Liga Soccer Team https://www.visualcapitalist.com/worlds-most-valuable-sports-teams-2024/

Coleman reminds me a lot of Anquan Boldin watching highlights... Boldin ran a 4.71 40 time...didn't have much of a problem getting open in the NFL.

One thing people don't realize is that Buffalo at one point had the highest number of churches per capita in the entire US...not sure if they still do, but I know they are still pretty high up there.

I think both Shakir and Kincaid will be up near 1000 yards assuming both stay healthy and I could see Shakir with 900-1200 this year

It's funny...all the former NFL stars love him but the fans think he sucks.

FWIW, Michael Irvin wanted the Cowboys to draft him in the 1st round with their pick and said "This is what the Cowboys need, they need to go get him". But what would he know, he only played the position in the NFL

Seems a little far-fetched that every other WR over a 2 year period would be jogging during this and Coleman would be the only one running. So I am supposed to believe that Coleman's fastest time for any WR in 2 years is only because every other WR doing this drill over the last 2 years simply jogged, but he ran full speed? That seems beyond the bounds of reason.

Samuel seems to be hitting the wall pretty fast...declining player already it appears.

Samuel is for people that don't think a WR #2 is a 1st round top 15 pick like some teams have that are #2 in name only.

Raven are never winning anything with Jackson there. He is the anti-Allen... The player who plays great during the regular season and disappears in the playoffs where Allen does boneheaded things at times in the regular season but is one of the best postseason QBs in NFL history.

Fair...but I think with the quality of coaching he gets with the DBs here he easily could develop that... I think this dude is gonna be a straight baller within 2-3 years.

Cook was 4th in the NFL in rushing and 5th in total yards from scrimmage. Confused why so many here seem to think he is just a whatever player...he is a major cog in this offense now.

Samuel put up 600+ yards in offenses with zero QB help. What do you think he will do with Josh Allen throwing him the ball?

In the universe of reality where people don't expect #2 WRs to be posting 90 catches and 1200 yards. Go look at what a #2 WR historically produces. Then come back and let's have a discussion.

Well if that's true then why did Kincaid say that Bishop usually got the better of him in Coverage in practice? According to you he would be getting smoked one on one? I think you should actually go watch film of the player and stop reading media representations. Your assessment is WAY off with Bishop. He is super athletic and runs a 4.45 40, and can pretty much do it all

I think the Bills have a pretty diverse skill set of offensive weapons now and I think it's going to be pick your poison defending them with different players being the "go to guy" in different games depending on what other teams do on D and how they play them. Kincaid is going to be a star and matchup nightmare. Cook is already close to a star and matchup nightmare. Shakir was coming on strong and is going to likely take a huge step this year. Knox is still solid even tho he had a down year. Samuel is a solid #2 and provides quickness and speed and is a YAC chewer upper Coleman is a big bodied WR that is open when he isn't open that can box out defenders like he was playing basketball and should be a big red zone target initially. Davis is going to be a great change of pace back along with Ty Johnson who just always made stuff happen every time he touched the ball. I think people are underestimating the offense. I don't think much changes in terms of scoring ability. Plus we still have Josh Allen who more often than not can make something out of nothing and make your jaw drop

40 times can be greatly influenced simply by not being a good starter from the blocks. I posted up thread about Coleman perhaps being the worst starter out of the blocks I have ever seen for a WR and instead of driving forward out of the blocks to gain speed and accelerate, he literally stands straight up which causes him to hitch and slow down and then he has to re-accelerate again. Compare him to Worthy and you'll see what I mean. Worthy stays low coming out and accelerates thru to a standing up position. Coleman stands straight up almost which slows him down. It's not natural for a WR to get down in a sprinter stance coming off the line. It's natural for a player that has run track like Worthy and likely done it hundreds or thousands of times over and over again. Coleman lost .2 seconds just on his bad start and it reminded me a lot of Josh Allen's 40...he did the same thing. But look at Allen running away from DBs in the open field...would anyone say he is slow?

Not rebuild. Reload.

Haha...scouting profile comparison is Zay Jones... 4.73 40...woof for a WR but is big, strong and aggressive and we a dominant down field threat in college which is weird being that slow.

Yes, the fastest gauntlet time of any WR in the past 2 years.

Likely aren't done yet. Wait til we see what happens once we get the $10+ mil back from Tre White cut 6/1.

Josh Allen is the great equalizer many times. We are still winning the AFC East.

More like just what normally happens.

Christian Benford was a 6th round pick. Khalil Shakir was a 5th round pick. Don't know who is going to turn into good players or not at this stage but the Bills seem to have a knack for finding the later round players that contribute