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Haslam purchased the Browns for $1B+

talks started with Levitre prior to the season: http://wgr550.com/pages/13418873.php?contentType=4&contentId=10825611 Curious what hes asking for, last years top G free agents got 5 years $47.5M (nicks) and 5 years $36M (Grubbs).

I don't think Polian is looking to be a GM any longer, he was no longer in that position while with Indy when he left. More likely a VP of football ops. Less day to day, more of an overseer.

Gailey said this: "They were bringing the safety off the edge and he could have thrown the ball outside to Stevie, but the guy had him pressed up. He ended up instead of taking a timeout or taking a delay, he ran the ball where the ball was supposed to be run by the blocking scheme. He really just kept it into that hole to try to salvage a bad play and let us play the next down." Meaning the run was called, the alternative was the quick pass to Stevie, neither were a good call and rather than call a timeout or take a delay he ran the sneak.

no he didnt

CJ is signed through 2015

winner

Apparently they arent familiar with the teams history either

At least it's on local TV, which it wouldn't be if it were in OP today

The class lacks elite guys at the top, but surely there are prospects of Tannehill, Weeden, Wilson and Foles caliber, and seemingly more of them.

its cap dollars, not real dollars. Also, this site is giving a cap number with the bonus prorated, which the Bills allegedly don't do.

Franchise Tag.

His current RBs were drafted in the 2nd and 3rd round of the same draft.

It was called a hold, not a block in the back.

They got burned on that same call and challenge against Cleveland. It likely would have been upheld just the same. Good for Fitz to have the awareness to jump on the ball. They also got the first down after the "fumble."

Fitz's inadequacies hurt the team regardless of his stats. Teams are able to load the box and dictate their running game, keeping the ball out of Spiller's hands. They need a QB who can be even a minor threat downfield.

An incomplete would stop the clock, so I'm sure Powell was instructed to throw it incomplete in the instance of a bad snap.

kick return, and McKelvin is active, Easley doesn't play coverage teams and Johnson and Jones are both active.

That only impacts 2 games, NFC South & AFC North next year vs AFC South & NFC West this year. Should be much tougher.

While it might be mismanagement of that specific one player, it may be better for the roster and team to move him around, or even for that player because it gives him a job. Meaning, if Moats were playing DE (perhaps the position he's best suited for) he likely wouldn't be on the roster at all due to the depth they have. Moving him to OLB doesn't give them the best Moats has to offer, but they keep Moats and he gives them a better depth player at OLB than what they had at that position and a guy to play specs. Spencer Johnson working at 34 OLB was odd, but I recall them mainly playing him as an edge player, not in coverage where he'd be a severe liability. So basically playing the role of a 43 end. I only recall Carrington playing OLB in practice, not in games, perhaps he did, I dunno. But if he did I assume it was in the same capacity as Spencer. I only recall him playing 34 DE after Kyle Williams went out for the year.

it doesn't sound like its been announced

Expecially considering a team like Tampa has had 18 of their last 21 games blacked out, and they only have to reach the 85% threshhold.

Certainly I would take him as my RT, however I think the Bills have shown that RT is a position that they do not value very highly.

He came into the season as the starter and lost his job 2 times over. It's not like they never gave him a chance or anything close to that.

Our hopes have no impact on the actual outcome of the game.