Bleeding Bills Blue

3 sacks in a walk year. Yet to get double digits in a season. I know sometimes things fall in your lap and the number goes up and down... but 3? all year? for a guy who wants to be paid the highest at the position? 4 forced fumbles is a nice stat - but you don't pay run stopping DE's 20 million a year.

Yeah - the jags paid him about 30 mil for 1 year.

Theyre an interesting team. Probably another year away - the defense is losing some good players and the offense is mediocre at best. Another WR helps a lot - but a new Dline and a mediocre oline are what hinder this team.

I'm gonna say Ed O. He was starting to make some moves at the end of the year.

If you remove dimarco and consider the new guy core special teams it doesn't make a huge difference.

Once the music stops and there aren't any chairs, i think he'll go to a team with a young starter. Once Newton and Dalton are moved i think he becomes the last real option. NE, LAC, CHI all have pretty open spots. If Chicago doesn't make a move for newton or dalton, i think they could be a good spot for him. Washington could be an interesting landing spot for any of those guys as well depending on their thoughts around pick #2. Miami also could think he is an upgrade over fitz (he is).

He wants a new deal, he will not play under the current one with his injury history.

Gotta lock up at least one to have the tag available for another. White's 5th year option buys you another year. But then you're looking at the Allen extension and it becomes a game of who stays and who goes on the whole roster.

Wasn't biscuit a trade/contract dispute thing? In any case, i agree. They needed a CB, DT, DE, and OLB - thats what they lost. They got a NT, a 3T DT, a pass rushing DE, 2 LBs who can also help on special teams replace alexander, and a former all-pro corner they are trying to squeeze a final season out of. They filled holes along the dline rotation, re-upped spain once Thuney came off the market, and made the big move for diggs.

The league year hasn't even started yet. Dawkins and Milano are both FAs after 2020, and they have a 5th year option for white in 2021.

I mean.. we lost 3 players on defense to FA, and 1 retired. He replaced them with... what 6 players? Yeah, buffalo is out of the comp pick game. I'm not sure all of them will qualify - norman wont and the LB from pitt might not hit the salary threshold. In any case, a ton of cap room meant it was likely they would sign a lot of players. What they didn't do was try and make splashy moves. It's refreshing to see so much before the league year starts though that people are wondering if we're fully done with FA. I think he waits a bit so the remaining players prices go down, probably snag some o-line help or a WR. I know they like Barkley, but I'd like to see some interest in the QB market as well.

I feel like the 3 picks have less value than that but that's just me. 5 and 6th round picks dont move the needle and a 4th in 2021 is less valuable than a 4th in 2020.

Hey - it looks better when you see what the browns did with the picks they got. Sammy Watkins for Justin Gilbert, Cameron Erving, and Ibraheim Campbell

Well.. He didn't give up next years 1st in addition to this years. So to start, the compensation is significantly lower. He's on an affordable contract for 4 years and is a proven commodity. 2? Is this a trick question?

Isn't that Xavien Howard?

I like the conclusion that he came with - a proven #1 WR vs. a guy drafted at pick #22. After this season, you know more of what you have with Josh Allen than if you draft the guy.

If you do - you need someone to correctly value him in a trade. I'm not sure why they felt fuller/stills/cobb was more important than hopkins. Very bizarre.

Depends on special teams - they just signed 2 LBs who can play there. They'll probably bring in a safety who can help on teams as well. If foster wins a special teams gunner job he probably makes the team and duke would be next. If they add a guy in the draft - they'd probably be in competition with duke. I think Dimarco is probably gone so there's a better chance of keeping 6. They only have 2 running backs on the roster currently as well.

I was saying to someone else that I felt... that was Lawsons best. I don't think you're going to get more than that. Addisons best is better than Lawsons best. I don't know that Buffalo will get that, but I think he'll be a solid player for us.

David Johnson isn't a bad football player. He's overpaid.

I think i understand why... i just dont understand the return at all. At least get the 2021 first or something if they wouldn't part with 2020. I think Hopkins isn't playing under his current deal - thats part of why obrien did it.

They do - but they have a james white type in ekeler. Significantly more talent at WR with allen and williams. They also have hunter henry. Lets not act like they suck. They also have talent on D with Bosa, Derwin James... And if Tua goes #2 - they can add chase young or move that pick for more players.

Pass rushers do tend to age well. Its a position with good rotation.

I think theres another on the giants?

Between him and Klein playing ST snaps - Dimarco may be looking at a tough road to making the roster. They seem to like Neal as a gunner, I'm not sure who the other primary gunner would be in punt coverage, but foster, duke, johnson, will all be probably competing for that spot. There's also the draft, and chance they sign someone else. I think they're upgrading special teams - good teams have good special teams year in year out. Need a punter now.