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If I am Seattle I would have to think about it. Obviously a hole in Atlanta now. Maybe the Saints? Hell, if I am TB I might actually consider it, just to have him behind Brady for a year and try to plan for the future. But I probably immediately restructure to drive the dollar amount down.

If Ryan has any gas in the tank, there probably isn't a better situation in the league for him to show it.

If I am Indy and have lost out on every other offseason QB, I think it is an easy decision. You upgrade Wentz for less money and it costs a 7th.

Whaley is good very good with pro personnel. I think he’s also done an OK job of finding the type of players that a HC wants. That doesn’t make him successful everywhere, but I do think the Steelers with Tomlin is about as ideal as it gets for him.

I think I would have rather had Tyrod who is counting ~$2.7M then $~6.9M. Granted he might get to start at some point with the NYG.

Wow, what a bummer. I didn’t even know he was sick.

I don't really get the hard hate on this one. I was just joking around for two reasons. One, it wouldn't ever happen. Two, I want no part of Bakers $18M cap hit. But from a pure back up perspective Baker would be an awesome insurance policy.

Really like Matt. I also really don't want to lean on him if anything happens to Josh. So like, if he just wants to come and hang out that is cool.

Really not afraid of the Browns with Watson. He is a good player, but at that cost without draft capital paired with Cleveland's refusal to get out of their own way year after year, it is a big fat "meh" from me. What does scare me more is a healthy Baker Mayfield behind center in Indy. Baker doesn't need to be great for that team to be a SB contender.

I was thinking the same thing. The Allen deal is looking very good at the moment.

So...like... Does Baker come to Buffalo to try and rebuild his career as a back up to Josh?

Honestly. I feel bad for Browns fans. The team is hamstrung with Watson eating tons of cap space and 3 first round draft picks. Admittedly I don't like Watson the human. But even as a player, I don't think I would have touched this deal if I were a GM.

I don't think he gave us nothing. He has been decent, but we need more. I think the Edmunds situation starts to become difficult if he is willing to take a deal comparable to Milano. I wouldn't put Oliver in that boat. I thin he has gotten better every single year he has been here. Right now the 5th year and pending extension feels like a no brainer.

I like Edmunds, but would also like to upgrade the position. Part of me is afraid to see him kill it elsewhere. But that might be some Bills fan PTSD. If I am the FO, even if Edmunds kills it this year and I want to bring him back, I think his value is already diminished. His agent will say, "Tremaine is coming off a crazy year". My response would be, "Yeah, all it took was to draft 4 DL in the firs two rounds and go out and spend $17.5M AAV on Von Miller. We have spent most of our resources for 2-3 offseasons on front 7 talent"

I love Bob Woods. But his current contract is too high for us. And honestly, until this off season, probably too high in general. He’d have to sign a new deal. That said, the current WR is all out of whack, and $17M is probably not crazy far off. Watching the WR market, I think we’re going to have to start drafting guys higher more often to keep costs low.

Hahahaha. What a butthead. Brady just laughing his way through the NFC.

I think I would avoid that. Just based on some of the cap-wonks we have here, there have been estimates we might have pushed our 2023 cap number down to $15M. We have have Edmunds, Knox, Poyer, Singletary, Olivers 5th year.

I think Beasley and Star get us through the draft, season, and another depth signing or two.

I woke up this AM thinking the same thing. I hope Jerry has it in him this season to take the pay cut and be part of the rotation.

I hope there are a lot of outs. At first it is like "YAY!" But also, he is 32 and hasn't had double digit sacks since 2018... Right, and estimates are that it took next years space from $50M to $15M. With Poyer, Edmunds, Singletary, Knox coming due. Really hoping this one works out. This is a lot of coin on a 32 year old who hasn't had double digit sacks since 2018. Given the money involved, I am OK if we introduce him to the Liver King and get him on a cycle tren. Between Miller, Oliver, Rousseau, Basham, AJE, Hughes, Addison, and Murphy, is there another team that has a higher asset (cash/draft pick) per sack ration?

There it is. We will have to get more specifics. But I am still pretty cautious about this deal.

It has to be two void years, right? But that doesn't even make sense given the value? He is 32 with an AAV of $20M over 6 years? That just seems wild.

Holy shirt balls. Not even mad, but where the fork did that cap space come from?

Specific players aside. I just feel like we keep revolving around the same position groups all the time. Like we have spent 5 top 100 picks on the front 4 in recent memory. Spent tons of money on Addison, Murphy, Star etc. trying to work the books to try and fit another DL on a highly paid (last year), highly drafted, under performing DL. Singletary then Moss. Estimates are we whittled next years space from $50M to $15M just to get through this offseason. I feel like every offseason is the same, with the same needs, and the same results, but the overall cap situation just creeps closer and closer. In that sense I do not like this offseason so far, even if I like a player or two.

Ideally, yes. But Wagner has not made less than the Edmunds option year since 2017. I feel like the likelihood of that working out is low.