Malazan

oh, my bad. My apologies @filthymcnasty08

Are you just saying stuff or do you have stats and facts to back it up? I'll also you need to start with: "I understand that it's not actually a six year contract and has 3 voidable years."

You almost always are mad on here... which is why I asked in Beane is threatening you for making a positive post.

If the Bills win a Superbowl, there's no active player (not on the team) I'd like to see get a ring with them more than Fitz.

Holy. Are you ok? Blink twice if Beane has a gun to your head and is making you post this.

We've got some bad news from you. We got you a red stapler and fixed a glitch to help pay for this.

Is Zach Wilson out of Elementary School yet?

What a dastardly plan. Only Terry would think of winning a Superbowl just to sell a stadium!

I doubt it. His backing out seems more likely to impact us signing Howard.

I assume you have an argument on this. He had 9.5 sacks during the season and 4 sacks in the playoffs. He was great in the playoffs. ..or are you just saying stuff with no basis?

The whole 'interested' thing is stupid. Of course they are interested in all the top guys. Interest doesn't just mean they want to sign him. They need information about the market, they learn about trends in contract structuring, what other teams are doing, etc. I would not be surprised if Von Miller was their target all along. Jones is talented, but he's not the same kind of leader. Jones is talking about 'the right scheme' which is pretty obvious he doesn't want to drop into coverage. Von Miller is a grit and glue guy. Von Miller would die before he let 13 seconds happen with him on the field.

He's been all over twitter about he was recruiting for the Pats and, well, nobody has really gone to the pats.

Von Miller is exactly the type of player this team needs. 13 seconds will never happen with him on the field even if he has 2 broken legs.

Don't respond to obvious troll.

IT WON'T ACTUALLY BE SIX YEARS

I kinda feel like Star has already retired. I think you mean convince him to stop taking a paycheck. 😉

..but I've heard of him before

They now think he's the best back in the NFL

No.

He was a decent 4/5 WR for Raiders. Note I didn't say they weren't necessarily executing that plan well. It's just the only philosophy that makes sense for such significant overpays on mediocre players.

That's unfortunate. Seemed like they could have fit him in even if they are drafting a CB high

The only thing I can think of is that these deals are likely structured to allow them out in 2 years. In the next 2 years, they have one mission... make sure Lawrence becomes a franchise level QB. If that doesn't happen, pretty much anything else doesn't matter. If he succeeds, they can sh*tcan these deals and give him an extension and set themselves to compete for several years. If he doesn't become a FQB then it doesn't matter and it's someone else's problem.

DTs that can plug up the middle play to the strengths of the others guys. The defense is fairly fast so if you can have 1-2 guys make a big impact in the middle and stop you from getting gashed by runs (on passing downs).. that could make the other guys more effective.

I don't think it's really the same in the NFL as your regular sort of job. There's a lot of guys working for guys that used to work for them. If you have a problem with it, you'd have a hard time finding a job.

Actually, I'm pretty sure it's stipulated they have to be injured by the time they get there.