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It was only a rivalry in our eyes... The rest of the leagues sees it as two thumpings.

They’ll get at least a second for him. Someone will miss out on their QB in this draft, and they’ll deal their second assuming last year’s 1st rd QB is better than what they can get in the 2nd this year.

Take your top 9 guys at positions we are realistically going to draft... at least one of them will be there and more likely than not 3 or more will be there. Don't overthink this. I only think Metcalf comes into play if we somehow trade back a few spots. There are many other upside players with less risk at 9. My current list in no particular order: Quinnen Williams, Bosa, Allen, Sweat, Gary, Wilkins, Taylor, Oliver, Hodkinson

Beane has filled a lot of holes with free agency. He's said it before -t he Bills are drafting for difference makers. I don't think they trade down just for the sake of getting more picks.

Very little downside at the right price.

I think teams look at him as fool's gold. His career has been pretty disappointing up until this season, when he was the #1 target in Oakland. His blocking is below average and it sounds like he wants to be paid as a top TE.

Statistically I can’t imagine a scenario where he doesn’t improve from last year... but will he produce at top 5-10 level (I have my doubts). If there was an option to completely shed Shady’s money this year, I think Johnson can be just as productive as a pass catcher with Gore being the pound guy.

I’m in for 75 that the browns will start better than 2-5 over their first 7 games. (I don’t know when byes are yet)

I still expect a big signing to come. The Bills, Jets and Browns all see that there is a huge window right now to jump from the outhouse to the penthouse. This is where you push your chips in for better or worse.

If we sign another major upgrade at OL prior to the Draft, I’m fine with rolling the dice on Metcalf in the draft.

Meaning our window is now. We only have 2-3 years before we have to start taking away pieces to what we're building...

We are more than one player away. He’s also had durability issues. I’d rather roll the dice with a draft pick and keep the money for a known OL, than put both money and draft pick into WR (albeit a very good one).

Hire slowly - fire quickly. If you don't think he's the right fit for your organization you're best to move on as quickly as possible.

I think Tyrod back to Baltimore makes a lot of sense. He's a great back-up option/mentor for Jackson and he's had success with Roman in the past.

If Foles goes to Jax as is being reported, I don't think they'll spend the draft pick on Murray.

It won't go to jury.

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When they can stand on their own - it's time for a soak.

Absolutely - after a wash or two they get pretty faded though.

I hate the Pats as much as anyone else, but if the ball had touched him, he would have reacted by going after it. His initial reaction was to back away like it never hit him, and he never flinched... that with the video failing to show that it touched him was enough for me.

Having it on Saturday makes sense for everyone but the host cities and television networks. My guess is this is why it hasn't changed and won't change in the foreseeable future.

What do you think that cost is? The Cowboys gave up a #1 for Amari Cooper - who at the time of the trade was considerably under performing compared to Julio Jones, even though he is 4 years younger I believe. The Cowboys at the time were legitimately a passing threat away from making a playoff run due to their poor division.

but including a player that will continue to be under team friendly contract for a division rival in the original post is the point of this thread?

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Pat Mahomes - I haven't read anyone talk about him coming here - completely under the radar.