The Worthy Trade Keeps Looking Worse and Worse

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Maybe.  

 

I wonder how Worthy would be on our offense.  I doubt he'd have the same impact.

 

Gotta see how it plays out. Coleman has an entirely different skillset - he could still emerge as a top tier target for Allen.  Maybe we'll still think it was a bad trade, but today it looks more lopsided than it probably is.

 

[Aussie Joe]

3 minutes ago, Einstein said:

 

You’re missing the point.

 

You and others keep saying “well worthy didn’t do this” or “it will be years before we know”. That has nothing to do with it!!

 

The Chiefs could’ve drafted a back up water boy with that pick, and it still would’ve been a stupid trade.

 

The player they picked is irrelevant to me. Yoi just do not trade with your nemesis!!! You don’t trade with your bully!!! You don’t give the team that always beat you, what they want!!!

 

I am generally perplexed that some of you do not understand this concept. It’s NOT about Worthy!!!

“It’s not about Worhy “…

 

Exactly … go up thread where I said they should have picked an OL which would have been much more useful today …

 

They f ed up as much as Beane did by taking Coleman 

 

 

Edited yesterday at 03:49 AM by Aussie Joe

[90sBills]

Just now, DapperCam said:

Against the Bills defense which was awful. Not really much of a measuring stick IMO.

Ok sure if you feel that way. But I’d rather see the Bills in this Super Bowl. 

[ShakAttack]

I'm not a Coleman fan, but if he had continued the trajectory he was on by mid-season, we wouldn't be complaining.

 

That Poyer hit really threw him off course.

 

We know one of the main differences between basketball players and football players is the former don't like to get hit.

 

Maybe Coleman should've stuck with basketball.

[NoHuddleKelly12]

3 minutes ago, Billl said:

Didn’t he just have 100 yards and a TD in the AFCCG?

Yeah, that was not a really talented Bills secondary, let’s call a spade a spade…down Benford, down Rapp and Hamlin starting is a recipe for what it became. Not saying he won’t be serviceable, just saying Worthy is not worth me as a Bills fan getting myself all shook over how the pick was traded. Let’s see where things stand 3-4 seasons from now with Coleman. 

[ganesh]

19 minutes ago, Bills Costa Rica said:

Save the flaming please but Worthy just looks special. 
 

Beane needs to really reevaluate his willingness to give our biggest rival the player they wanted.
 

I know this has been hashed and re-hashed but it’s such a huge black eye for this organization.

What is the silver lining here? 

Beane's fault was not going up and getting Brian Thomas Jr.   We were desperate for a blue chip WR. 

[Einstein]

Just now, ShakAttack said:

I'm not a Coleman fan, but if he had continued the trajectory he was on by mid-season, we wouldn't be complaining.

 

That Poyer hit really threw him off course.

 

We know one of the main differences between basketball players and football players is the former don't like to get hit.

 

Maybe Coleman should've stuck with basketball.

 

it was really weird how Beane talked about Coleman at the end of year press conference. Beane typically does not throw players under the bus like he did. That was about as direct as you’ll ever see him.

[Nelius]

Adonai Mitchell put up a whopping 300 yds and 0 TDs this year and people were still on this board clamoring for him over Coleman just this past week. It’s just so early for all of this. 

[Turbo44]

No who’d I like instead of either Coleman or worthy? McConkey or DeJean

[BarleyNY]

6 minutes ago, Einstein said:

 

it was really weird how Beane talked about Coleman at the end of year press conference. Beane typically does not throw players under the bus like he did. That was about as direct as you’ll ever see him.

I took that as a sign that he was feeling pressure for next season. 

[Aussie Joe]

6 minutes ago, ShakAttack said:

I'm not a Coleman fan, but if he had continued the trajectory he was on by mid-season, we wouldn't be complaining.

 

That Poyer hit really threw him off course.

 

We know one of the main differences between basketball players and football players is the former don't like to get hit.

 

Maybe Coleman should've stuck with basketball.

He might turn out to be a good player … but why pick him as your sole selection in a very WR friendly draft ?

 

He is very young and green as grass … he probably over achievied … even with the injury 

[Bermuda Triangle]

4 minutes ago, Turbo44 said:

No who’d I like instead of either Coleman or worthy? McConkey or DeJean

Fiske would have been nice too 

[nedboy7]

23 minutes ago, Einstein said:

 

I can’t speak for others, but i’m not mad at the Bills not getting Worthy. I DONT WANT HIM.

 

Im mad that they traded with the Chiefs.

 

It doesn’t matter what player they picked the pick we traded them.

 

You don’t deal with your enemies! You don’t give your bully what they want! 

Yes. But how many times in a night do you need to freak out about this issue. 

[jaybeezee]

26 minutes ago, BuffaloBillsGospel2014 said:

It's still way too early to tell, Coleman was looking much better until that injury. 

People act like he injured his legs. Dude is slower than. Most Tight ends in the league, and has the worst hands on the team outside of Knox.

 

Amateur move by Beane

[cale]

They should have picked him. Guy plays bigger than his size. Shows up during big moments. Sure has looked durable all season. If this staff couldn’t coach Worthy, what made the front office think they could coach Coleman?

[billsfan714]

Beane doesnt value measurables in receivers, it shows after this many years.   Coleman is a no separation guy, just as described.    

[SinceThe70s]

50 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

Where was he before the Eagles went up 34-0?

 

In the hearts and minds of folks like op.

[Gambit]

38 minutes ago, ganesh said:

Beane's fault was not going up and getting Brian Thomas Jr.   We were desperate for a blue chip WR. 

Yup. That's indeed the one that I'm honestly upset about. I honestly don't care about Worthy one bit.

[pennstate10]

Worthy had 638 yds on 98 targets. 
 

Coleman had 556 yds on 57 targets. 
 

 

[Buffalo Ballin]

We have a hell of a lot more problems than just one player to Worthy about.