If Claypool bounces back to closer to his early years and Coleman balls out this season could be a lot of fun high octane Bills football.#gobills #billsmafia
We talk about Claypool as if his past production was 10 years ago or he suffered some major injury that has zapped his athleticism. If he makes the roster, which he'll only do if he's motivated, I don't see how he's not a top 3 receiver on this team. No outside WR on the roster has his combo proven production and top physical traits.
The big if is does he put his all into this year. Claypool definitely has the talent to compete and he will finally have a good QB again. He played good with Big Ben having 62 and 59 receptions and almost 900 yards both years and I think he has a good shot at making this team
Might be a hot take but I believe this group is the best overall receiving unit josh has had . There is speed size slot ability . I think this group looks pretty good
I mean, I like the optimism, but that is kind of crazy. 2020 we had John Brown - 1 year removed from his career best season, Cole Beasley - an all pro that year, rookie Gabe Davis, and Stef Diggs. The next year we had the same except Emanuel Sanders in place of Brown. I'd argue both groups were at least more proven. There is a ton of potential with this group. Maybe it's the best group of pass catchers as a whole, with Kincaid, Knox, Cook, & Davis all included, but the WRs all have a lot to prove.
I agree that I think this is or will be his best receiving core, I just love when a team has two good TEs and a good RB which will help open up there receivers, 🤞fingers crossed lol
Who loves Isabella? I literally have never heard that ever. He did nothing last year, sherfield was more useful and he dropped 90% of the reps that went his way
Kahlil Shakir is the Obvious and Clear WR #1. Colemans ability to high point a ball is overated, he only caught 30% in college. Its just a bonus if a guy can do that. Whats important is his inability to dominate in college or get open. I could see Mac Hollins or Claypool being wr3 over Coleman.
Curtis Samuel has had 4 years with more catches( 77,64,62,54) than Shakirs max(39). He is our most proven commodity. I have a lot of faith in Shakir, but faith is different than proven production. Samuel is WR1
@thesedaze2381 curtis Samuel has been in the league a long time. We all know who he is, WR #2 at best but optimally WR#3. He's never had a 1000k yard season in his large sample size at the NFL level, so its impossible to argue he is WR#1 without laughing. You are comparing Samuel and Shakir as if they are the same age. Shakir led all recievers last year in his elite ability to separate, which WR#1's do. It's only his 3rd year in the League, and it will be his break out year as the Bills will give him WR #1 reps, which he earned. Samuel has never been WR#1 on any team he's been on and it's rediculous to argue that would some how change at the tail end of his career without some sort of miracle by the hand of God. It's obviously Shakir at WR#1. He was able to gain 600 yards last year on limited opportunities. If he stays healthy, he'll have 1200 yards at minimum as he takes over for Diggs. Maybe 1500 yards, depending on the Bills passing/run game. Shakir is literally all the Bills have now.
@@TheOne-pq3gs Samuel has always played in conventional offenses where the X was the WR1. This year in Buffalo the X will not be WR1. In this offense Samuel will get as many targets as Shakir and probably more. The best prospect is 1A and 1B. Samuel also has an elite ability to separate and he is faster than Shakir. We know he is capable of 77 catches in a year because he has actually done it. That is exactly what we need from him. Infact we need 75 from Samuels and Shakir as opposed to the delusional 1500 yard you set for Shakir. Samuel is 27 years old. To say he is at the tail end of his career is nonsense. You say Shakir is literally all the Bills have now? If you believe that please give up football now! take up pickle ball or something similar.
@thesedaze2381 This is ridiculous. Samuel has been in the league for almost a decade. He isn't wr#1 and never will be a wide reciever #1. Shakir led all recievers in his ability to separate last year. Shakir is obviously WR 1. Samuel is at the tail end of his career. Maybe you should play pickle ball or maybe you are in love with Samuel and delusional.
@@TheOne-pq3gs Samuels has 7 years in. No need to exaggerate.7 of the top 12 receivers have 6 or more years. Tail end of his career is nonsense. No, I just have better vision and see things more clearly than you. No worries, I bookmarked the comment so I can revisit when you are proven wrong.
Thanks for this, needed another Bills fix. I feel like this WR group is going to be better than a lot of people think.
If Claypool bounces back to closer to his early years and Coleman balls out this season could be a lot of fun high octane Bills football.#gobills #billsmafia
Would be insane, picture that combo with Kincaid and James cook
We talk about Claypool as if his past production was 10 years ago or he suffered some major injury that has zapped his athleticism. If he makes the roster, which he'll only do if he's motivated, I don't see how he's not a top 3 receiver on this team. No outside WR on the roster has his combo proven production and top physical traits.
Shakir, Samuel, Kincaid, will have more catches. The bills weapons are way underrated
@@kentcarmack5879 By top 3 receiver, I meant a starting WR. Kincaid wouldn't factor in there.
The big if is does he put his all into this year. Claypool definitely has the talent to compete and he will finally have a good QB again. He played good with Big Ben having 62 and 59 receptions and almost 900 yards both years and I think he has a good shot at making this team
@@ryry562000 Yep, exactly. But I don't see him even making the roster if he isn't motivated, so that's baked in.
Very excited to see what Samuel and MVS do this year, one of them WILL go off🤩
It would have been great if Claypool went to Eric Mould's training site with Shakir.
Might be a hot take but I believe this group is the best overall receiving unit josh has had . There is speed size slot ability . I think this group looks pretty good
I mean, I like the optimism, but that is kind of crazy. 2020 we had John Brown - 1 year removed from his career best season, Cole Beasley - an all pro that year, rookie Gabe Davis, and Stef Diggs. The next year we had the same except Emanuel Sanders in place of Brown. I'd argue both groups were at least more proven. There is a ton of potential with this group. Maybe it's the best group of pass catchers as a whole, with Kincaid, Knox, Cook, & Davis all included, but the WRs all have a lot to prove.
I agree that I think this is or will be his best receiving core, I just love when a team has two good TEs and a good RB which will help open up there receivers, 🤞fingers crossed lol
7:40 can’t just blame QB play good WR will be good regardless
It will be a fantastic receiving corps. Just watch.
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Who loves Isabella? I literally have never heard that ever. He did nothing last year, sherfield was more useful and he dropped 90% of the reps that went his way
For all the talk about slot receiver, Bills never replaced Beasly - who was Josh's security blanket
I think Shakir will be his security blanket, he doesn’t drop a lot of passes and he can make people miss tackles
ISABELLA!
ISABELLA!
ISABELLA!
He isn't going to cut it
May have 4 receivers over 1k..yards
Kahlil Shakir is the Obvious and Clear WR #1. Colemans ability to high point a ball is overated, he only caught 30% in college. Its just a bonus if a guy can do that. Whats important is his inability to dominate in college or get open. I could see Mac Hollins or Claypool being wr3 over Coleman.
Curtis Samuel has had 4 years with more catches( 77,64,62,54) than Shakirs max(39). He is our most proven commodity. I have a lot of faith in Shakir, but faith is different than proven production. Samuel is WR1
@thesedaze2381 curtis Samuel has been in the league a long time. We all know who he is, WR #2 at best but optimally WR#3. He's never had a 1000k yard season in his large sample size at the NFL level, so its impossible to argue he is WR#1 without laughing. You are comparing Samuel and Shakir as if they are the same age. Shakir led all recievers last year in his elite ability to separate, which WR#1's do. It's only his 3rd year in the League, and it will be his break out year as the Bills will give him WR #1 reps, which he earned. Samuel has never been WR#1 on any team he's been on and it's rediculous to argue that would some how change at the tail end of his career without some sort of miracle by the hand of God. It's obviously Shakir at WR#1. He was able to gain 600 yards last year on limited opportunities. If he stays healthy, he'll have 1200 yards at minimum as he takes over for Diggs. Maybe 1500 yards, depending on the Bills passing/run game. Shakir is literally all the Bills have now.
@@TheOne-pq3gs Samuel has always played in conventional offenses where the X was the WR1. This year in Buffalo the X will not be WR1. In this offense Samuel will get as many targets as Shakir and probably more. The best prospect is 1A and 1B. Samuel also has an elite ability to separate and he is faster than Shakir. We know he is capable of 77 catches in a year because he has actually done it. That is exactly what we need from him. Infact we need 75 from Samuels and Shakir as opposed to the delusional 1500 yard you set for Shakir. Samuel is 27 years old. To say he is at the tail end of his career is nonsense. You say Shakir is literally all the Bills have now? If you believe that please give up football now! take up pickle ball or something similar.
@thesedaze2381 This is ridiculous. Samuel has been in the league for almost a decade. He isn't wr#1 and never will be a wide reciever #1. Shakir led all recievers in his ability to separate last year. Shakir is obviously WR 1. Samuel is at the tail end of his career. Maybe you should play pickle ball or maybe you are in love with Samuel and delusional.
@@TheOne-pq3gs Samuels has 7 years in. No need to exaggerate.7 of the top 12 receivers have 6 or more years. Tail end of his career is nonsense. No, I just have better vision and see things more clearly than you. No worries, I bookmarked the comment so I can revisit when you are proven wrong.
You guys can put as much lipstick on this WR core as you want…it’s still a pig. Stop.
Takes one to know when I guess
u gonna see lol
#IBILLIEVE ❤️🤍💙
All you can do when the idea of putting a Super Bowl team together is just a dream…outside of Josh Allen, what’s there to believe in here? Silly.