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Archives for February 2021

Juszczyk’s hilarious reason for signing with 49ers over Bills

‘It seemed all but sure Juszczyk was headed to the Buffalo Bills in 2017 after spending his first four years with the Baltimore Ravens. However, Kristin, who was Juszczyk’s girlfriend at the time, was in tears the night before he was set to sign because she did not want to live in Buffalo.’

Opinion: Bills have big decision looming on Matt Milano

‘Given the lower salary cap projections for 2021 across the league, it’s hard to tell exactly what Milano‘s market value will be. However, the website Spotrac calculated that to be close to a $14 million per-year contract.’

Bills Today | What Buffalo needs to make a Super Bowl run next season

‘”I think for the Bills, the challenge for them is the challenge that goes league-wide,” Yates stated. “And that is this roster was so good this year and now how do you find a way to retain, not all but most of it. You’re going to have to make some difficult business decisions and you got players like Matt Milano amongst others that are scheduled for free agency. How do you thread that needle if you’re Brandon Beane and his staff of prioritizing the players that we have to keep but also understanding that not everybody can be kept? The Bills aren’t that far off, I really do believe that. I think just a little bit more defensive reinforcements, it felt like the defense was less consistent this past year than it was in 2019. This team could be right there, ready to compete for the Super Bowl as soon as next season.”‘

Bills position series: At what point will Josh Allen get contract extension?

‘An anticipated salary cap reduction, prompted by lost revenue due to the Covid-19 pandemic, could make it a challenge to make the massive investment that comes with paying franchise quarterbacks. With the Bills able to pick up a fifth-year option that would keep Allen under his rookie agreement through 2022, it would be argued there is no rush to do an extension now.’

Should the Bills draft a running back in the first round?

‘To spend a first-round pick on a running back when they already have two young players, both of whom carry reasonably high investments as third-round picks, doesn’t seem prudent, especially when the Bills have more pressing needs to fill with their first choice.’