Cole Beasley retiring

[YoloinOhio]

 

[Jauronimo]

He reportedly "didn't want to wind up sad and alone like Brady."

[DCbillsfan]

Didn't he say a bunch of crap when the Bills released him?

[Logic]

We'll always have "I LOVE YOU JOSH ALLEN" and "...DAD?!".

[Bruffalo]

Not enough of a gym rat for Brady.

[thenorthremembers]

Just now, DCbillsfan said:

Didn't he say a bunch of crap when the Bills released him?

He alluded to a few things but I wouldnt classify it as a bunch of crap.  It was mostly around the COVID Protocols and the front office not having his back more.

 

Good player for us, and will never forget the guy playing on a broken leg.  Despite the COVID stuff, it was obvious his skills were starting to diminish.   Glad he gets to spend time with his wife and kids.  Never a bad thing to be a 33 year old retired multimillionaire.

[Beck Water]

10 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

Looks like he deleted his Twitter account again too........such a shame 😇

 

I believe there was a bunch of stuff in there from July through September about how he still had his football chops as a slot WR and wanted to play for a Superbowl contender, not just any team.

 

Maybe 5 targets in 2 games for 17 yds has something to do with it.  😇  Also, I somehow don't think Tom Brady tells his WR "GOCTB" - more like, "run the route this way, and you need to wind up 6 inches to the left so you won't have to stretch for the ball"

Edited October 5, 2022 by Beck Water

[JoPoy88]

Focusing on his rap career?

[ArtVandalay]

Told you guys, love Beasley but he's cooked. Dude is done. He's 33 and lost a significant amount of athleticism. 

 

Made some great contributions here, congratulations on a good career Mr Beasely.

[WMDman]

Good for him!

 

hope he stays off twitter tho

[todd]

Good for him. I couldn’t disagree more with him regarding his COVID stuff and his distractions around that, but he was a great Buffalo Bill and was instrumental in the turnaround. He played injured and was clutch in so many moments when it was needed. Well deserved retirement.

[MiltonWaddams]

2 minutes ago, JoPoy88 said:

Focusing on his rap career?

For the love of the eardrums of our fellow man, I pray not.

[NoHuddleKelly12]

Won't have to hear anymore about not enough 'YAC' thanks to his backup career!

 

[TheFunPolice]

He was a very good player here. Congrats to him!

[Rochesterfan]

7 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

 

At least be a man about it and do it after the first quarter of the next game.

 

Give Brady and the Bucs a Vontae Davis action.  Or He could strip down and leave like AB, but don’t actually announce it.

 

Come On Man!

 

 

[DCbillsfan]

7 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:

He alluded to a few things but I wouldnt classify it as a bunch of crap.  It was mostly around the COVID Protocols and the front office not having his back more.

 

Good player for us, and will never forget the guy playing on a broken leg.  Despite the COVID stuff, it was obvious his skills were starting to diminish.   Glad he gets to spend time with his wife and kids.  Never a bad thing to be a 33 year old retired multimillionaire.

Beasley had some good seasons here as a Bill.  No doubt.  There were a few games where he was the difference.  Hopefully he's good with his money.

[HOUSE]

I wish him well, great career 

[Low Positive]

I have a feeling that being returned to the practice squad finally got the fact that he is done as an NFL starter through to him. 

[SDS]

With our ride receiver injuries, we should probably kick the tires here.

[Charles Romes]

It’s amazing the production Josh has been able to squeeze out of receivers on their last NFL legs time after time.