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Tyreek is a trash human. Von Miller and it isn't close. I would rather have a 52 man roster than give Tyreek Hill a roster spot.

4 years - $120M - $72M guaranteed. Wild contract.

The Dolphins are really committed to surrounding Tyrod with talent.

That is a nice weapon for Tyrod. He is probably pumped.

As much as I want to watch Tyreek rot on an imploding AFCE team. I think if this happens, the Bills most certainly either take a CB in the first or restructure some contracts to make room for Gilmore, Peterson, or Bradberry if he is a cap casualty. Or maybe a world where they make room for Wagner and draft a CB in the first. The Bills will want to rely on not losing divisional games in a much bolstered AFC.

This is my thought. It may cost us here and there. But honestly Tyreek on either NYJ or MIA seems to scream future implosion. 2 x first and $22M AAV? Without good QB play and a malcontent Tyreek Hill. Bring it on.

Buffalo should sign some guy off the street also named Josh Allen. The Ol’ Switcharoo! This team could use 2 firsts and 2 seconds the next two years. This could be our Hershel Walker. But instead of an NFL quality RB the Falcons get some guy named Josh Allen who used to work in prepared foods at Wegmans.

Being a college coach and not knowing who 99 on the Rams is is embarrassing. Hell, my old man neighbor stopped watching the NFL nearly a decade ago knows who Aaron Donald is.

It would be an improvement for my girlfriend that’s for sure.

It was just a video they didn't need to do. I think they (we?) were expecting more excitement like when they do the draft picks or when Mario signed. No McD. No Frazier. No Washington.

This is a really good example of why that isn't the case. Whaley was mediocre. He go fired. OK. But guys like Kirby with a reasonable and measured response get called out of hibernation for no real reason other than for you to rag on them for a pretty measured and knowledgeable opinion. But sure, flame away that your criticisms are the fault of everybody else. Whaley was mediocre. There were some organizational issues that made him as a GM worse than maybe he deserved to be He made some good moves while he was here. But not enough. It is what it is. I don't think anybody is arguing that Whaley is some super special commodity. You seem to be the only one out here trying to prove what a POS he was.

I hate to break it to ya, but like...Brown started 10 games last year. We cut Williams. Unless Tommy Doyle starts eating raw liver shooting trenbolone with Liver King, Spencer Brown is our starting RT.

Unpopular opinion alert. As good as our media dept has been the last year or so, that was one of, if not the most anticlimactic videos they have ever put out. Dude looked like he was just showing up to sign the contract then GTFO of there. Not a criticism, just an observation.

Based on the contracts this offseason, $18M per will be a discount. Not to mention, he has probably been a bit underpaid the last few years.

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?