Bockeye Posted October 27 Posted October 27 I’m sorry - I misread this thread title as ”The terminal velocity of Keon Coleman” 6 3 Quote
GymShorts84 Posted October 27 Posted October 27 The audacity of Keon Coleman! Worthy is Tyreek Hill times 2! Quote
Prospector Posted October 27 Posted October 27 (edited) 2 minutes ago, Bockeye said: I’m sorry - I misread this thread title as ”The terminal velocity of Keon Coleman” I did notice how terminally slow he grabbed that ball in the end zone with one hand… the replays actually looked like they were in slow motion… I counted 6 seconds for him to get 2 feet down Edited October 27 by Prospector 1 Quote
HerdMentality Posted October 27 Posted October 27 2 minutes ago, Bockeye said: I’m sorry - I misread this thread title as ”The terminal velocity of Keon Coleman” Same as me!!!! 1 Quote
DaBillsFanSince1973 Posted October 27 Posted October 27 24 minutes ago, transient said: Love the block, but hope he stops the taunting (pointing at the CB afterwards) before he gets a reputation and the refs start giving him extra scrutiny. no, I kind of liked what he did afterwards. I like his toughness and energy, a sure diamond in the rough. Quote
Simon Posted October 27 Posted October 27 27 minutes ago, transient said: Love the block, but hope he stops the taunting (pointing at the CB afterwards) before he gets a reputation and the refs start giving him extra scrutiny. I don't necessarily disagree but those two were after each other right from the get go and I think stripes recognized they were sort of doing it respectfully. You'll get some latitude when it's going like that. 3 Quote
Saint Douggie Posted October 27 Posted October 27 17 minutes ago, muppy said: we want Perfection from our Wideouts. And guess what. All receivers drop. ZERO perfect wide receivers in the NFL I think the young man has done enough for criticizers to cut him some slack. If any of those people are left after todays game. He's a baller. love him! Not Shakir Quote
iccrewman112 Posted October 27 Posted October 27 30 minutes ago, transient said: Love the block, but hope he stops the taunting (pointing at the CB afterwards) before he gets a reputation and the refs start giving him extra scrutiny. somebody has to fill Jerry Hughes role Quote
Logic Posted October 27 Posted October 27 - Elite 50/50 and jump ball ability - Legit YAC juice - Breaks arm tackles consistently - Developing scramble drill chemistry with Josh - Willing and effective run blocker Keon is starting to play like the Bills' WR1. Then again, so is Shakir. Then again, they just acquired Amari Cooper. Keon coming on, Shakir getting healthy, Cooper coming to town........amazing the difference a few weeks can make. The present and future, all of the sudden, don't look too shabby at WR. 13 2 3 2 Quote
Warcodered Posted October 27 Posted October 27 19 minutes ago, billsfan89 said: My only regret is trading down from 32 to 33 to take him, gonna need that 5th year option haha. If you end up extending him it doesn't really matter too much. 1 Quote
ghostwriter Posted October 27 Posted October 27 I was very, very wrong about this kid. He has top 5 WR in the NFL potential. That end zone catch was unbelievable, next level, superhuman stuff. 4 Quote
Warcodered Posted October 27 Posted October 27 4 minutes ago, Simon said: I don't necessarily disagree but those two were after each other right from the get go and I think stripes recognized they were sort of doing it respectfully. You'll get some latitude when it's going like that. That seems true they went back and forth on those plays for the TD and Coleman basically dapped him up after. 2 Quote
Simon Posted October 27 Posted October 27 Just now, Warcodered said: That seems true they went back and forth on those plays for the TD and Coleman basically dapped him up after. For as much shlt as we give them (some of it deservedly), most of them recognize what's going on out there and call it accordingly. Quote
billsfan89 Posted October 28 Posted October 28 6 minutes ago, Warcodered said: If you end up extending him it doesn't really matter too much. I agree, I was just joking because with the new CBA the 5th year option is pretty worthless for any position besides QB. The options are listed below they aren't much better than the franchise tag. Multiple Pro Bowls: $21.5 million One Pro Bowl: $15.5 million Playtime Criteria (without Pro Bowls): $14.3 million Basic (no Pro Bowls or playtime milestones): $13.1 million 2 Quote
Since1981 Posted October 28 Posted October 28 (edited) He got shagged on the EZ pass prior and he said in the presser “I went over to Josh and told him ‘higher next’ time” growth together Edited October 28 by Since1981 1 1 1 Quote
jimmy10 Posted October 28 Posted October 28 28 minutes ago, Simon said: I don't necessarily disagree but those two were after each other right from the get go and I think stripes recognized they were sort of doing it respectfully. You'll get some latitude when it's going like that. I thought he went over and patted Woolen on the helmet after the TD. But they were definitely going back and forth giving each other the business prior to that. Seemed like good-natured ***** talking to me. 1 2 Quote
Simon Posted October 28 Posted October 28 1 minute ago, jimmy10 said: I thought he went over and patted Woolen on the helmet after the TD. But they were definitely going back and forth giving each other the business prior to that. Seemed like good-natured ***** talking to me. Another plus is that COleman is smart enough not to lose control and usually disengages very quickly. 1 Quote
Chicken Boo Posted October 28 Posted October 28 I told you his comp was Dez Bryant. That's what I was hoping for. His confidence is building. 2 4 Quote
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