WhitewalkerInPhilly

I will not be shocked if Beane trades back into the top or middle of the 2nd round if it gets us a high third but if not I think there is fortunately enough of both this year that I think it's possible to get a quality starting WR2 and S within the first 60 picks I just don't like how it doesn't offer options.

Seeing the list, and the relative lack of movement, I am convinced Beane is going BPA WR or S in the first two rounds

Easy. At the moment take out a safety and play TJ as the 4th DB and William or Bernard as a tweener Because right now Rapp is scraping the bottom of the barrel. The rest is eating splinters

Honestly it makes me wonder if the Bills are moving more to 4-3. We had shockingly good depth in Spector and Dorian Williams so how do we justify Morrow when safety is such a desert

It's insane to me that he went for so little. You can't tell me that he couldn't have been had after his bonus hit for a 5th

I'm not saying you're wrong but ugggggggggh. I'm fine with Rapp as a fringe S starter but he's not a long term fix. So we cut Poyer for the guy Poyer started over and need to fill both FS AND WR2 in the draft if we stand pat. That does not give a huge window of options

Really? Because the one position I thought the Bills might have an overabundance of depth at was LB. This one is a mystery to me So he's hopefully less of a liability than AJ Klein

I really want a safety but I'm not really sure how many more levers the Bills have to pull. Restructure Diggs? Extend Taron?

But seriously, I remember seeing somewhere that Cousins has remained committed to getting paid a f**kton to never win a playoff game

That he's not going to be getting in trouble/suspended

I mean if Ridley is there after the dust settles, see if he takes a prove it deal

I'm also a bit surprised that Gabe Davis is the WR who has taken the largest bag going to a new team so far I expect there to be larger, obviously, but I find it interesting that no one went full court press on OBJ, Boyd or Ridley

Or DaQuan? It means that the Bills didn't overpay for vets

I mean, I would love it if we got Dane back for one more year a la Levi Wallace. I do think it's notable that after Day 1, the signings were bringing back expired vets, meaning that they probably had an offer from Beane, waited to see what they got and ultimately came back.

I want another safety, but I am looking at the spotrac list and almost no one is gone.

I have a feeling that Beane had give both AJ and DaQuan offers and they wanted to see if anyone backed up Brinks truck. When no one did they take the known quantity

Ha! I'm happy for two reasons: One, Mixon is a scumbag yet did well when you had to worry about 3 high tier WRs Two, Zach Moss? Ok. Talk about downgrades

Honestly I'd rather DaQuan and Chin

Well with Allen's restructure that puts the team under the cap in absence of other information.

They didn't push for the full potential restructure value

In general, he's done a remarkably good job keeping his team in competition since he came back in 2016. 2016 they go to #2 overall and get a QB. In 2017 they win a SB and make the playoffs in 18 and 19 only to see their QB start to slide, but pick up a fallback in 2020. After a bad 2020, they spin off their QB for a 3rd in 2021 and what became a 1st in 2022. They change coaches and put in their 2nd round QB and make the playoffs in 21, get back to the Superbowl in 22 and still are a playoff team. I mean, it's a bit surprising after the market being so dead in previous years. but man, I am happy it's not us putting down big money for it and that we have Cook on cost control for two more years.

I mean, the Eagles fans by me will likely be happy EDIT: I just saw the money, what the hell?

Base is $13 M a year, ~16-17 with incentives.

And this, ladies and gents, is why the WR FA market is broken and why Dionte Johnson and Courtland Sutton are worth sending a day 3 pick or two: less money for better production