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Hey, another one slips through the fingers of the Chiefs.Funny it happens same day as Adams trade
It looks like Buffalo has no ability to move the ball downfield, none of the current Wide Receivers are really making an impact and I saw some terrible routes last night
Josh Allen deserves better and they are going to bring him some reinforcements, Cooper will fit in well with Allen and will be happy to work with him catching passes
Lol Diggs hasn't done that at all in Houston; Allen was the one taking shots at Diggs when they started 3-0
I'm talking about 2023, which sounds like you forgot so lol on that awhile.
It doesn't matter. He went from possibly the worst QB to one of the best. He could play right now and be better than where he was.
Good call.
lol on that awhile? how old are you?
I learned it from you
@menobrown and I attended “Our American Cousin” on that fateful night, if that gives you an answer to your question.
My gut says yes. The problem is Bills offense isn't Allen hero ball anymore. Its a controlled, run the ball, dink and dunk. Maybe that changes with his addition a little? Who knows. Either way I'm happy for Cooper to get out of Cleveland
Almost everything about that night was awesome.
as long as he isn't dropping passes; pretty excited as a cooper owner
Have you watched any Cleveland games?? This situation is significantly better.
I think the drops is just an issue this year, almost assuredly from lack of concentration given what's been going on there.
Agree. The guy is probably borderline depressed. Now he has something to play for. When was the last time he could say that?
All Brady wants to do is run and now he can run Cook and Davis. Much better QB but low volume. This offense has managed to crush a great talent like Kincaid. At least in Cleveland Watson would overthrow him 10 times a game.
I don't think they'll start chucking the ball left and right like under Dorsey/Daboll, but I also don't think they make this deal if they felt like the offense could remain status quo and keep up with the likes of KC, Baltimore and Houston (the latter two beat them the previous two weeks).
That's a bit higher than I would go, as I think Buffalo wants to be run 1st team, but its certainly an upgrade for Cooper, who was a WR3/flex guy so far this year.
Not a long walk from Cleveland to Buffalo at that pace.
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A cornerback/safety on the opposing team
"A team like Cleveland has a great big hole, right in the middle of it. They can never draft enough, trade enough, or inflict enough pain on their fans to ever fill it".
Agree and hope they do, just don't think Brady is smart enough to understand that.
Somewhat curious about Tillman who came to camp a new man and impressed. Obviously has not done much but could have an opportunity to make a small jump. I doubt anyone is worth the pickup as of yet with their current offensive struggles.
Crazy thought, but I like the deal for Cooper better than Adams. The deals are probably close but the jets can give a 2 if Adams does well.
Last year?
Didn't he get hurt (ribs) Sunday? Plus, he sure has struggled for the most part, even when healthy. Assuming you're talking about Elijah Moore.
If anyone its probably Njoku. He's the only guy who we know can consistently put out big games.
I think it definitely helps the team, but there are still quite a few options for Allen to look for out there. I still think Shakir is a good player and has familiarity with Josh so that helps. Two decent TE, Coleman, Samuel…cupboard not bare enough to make Cooper a target hog imo.
I disagree. Cooper is by far their best option.
I think he is their best option, however I do not think he all of a sudden becomes their new “Diggs” from a target standpoint. They are a better team with him for sure, I just do not see him commanding 8-10 targets with the group and familiarity they currently have.
Cooper and Kincaid, with a sprinkle of Shakir and Coleman. The rest are desperation targets most of the time. This not counting RB targets.
he did. I just remember watching a Browns game (not this year) and thinking "this guy is pretty good" Maybe he's not that good, I don't know but what I do know is that he has bad QB play so even if he IS good then it's going to be hard to have a good stat line.
The Browns started tanking in August…….jk of course.
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