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Nick by a wide margin. Nick is a top 5, (probably even top 3) pass rusher in the game.

I'm not saying that as I was giving an extreme example- My point is teams start to get in trouble with the cap when you start to restructure older players who can't produce at the same level. (Bills went through it last year, Miami now, SF etc)

You didn't fully read what I wrote. I said you should only restructure guys you know will be on the team for multiple years (He will be) AND can provide the same high level of impact. You think he will still be elite at 32-33? Pretty big gamble my friend

Not one bit. I said restructuring mahomes made sense, didn't I? Chris jones is risky. Hes turning 31. That cap hit is going to balloon. If he doesn't play at a pro bowl level , thats gonna screw them big time over the next few years. You should only restructure deals for guys you know will be on the team for multiple years and can provide the same high impact. Chris jones is a gamble with his age

The Saints agree

Ya that's fair

Ya he did say he would help the run defence.

Asked my buddy who's a diehard steeler fan and he said: -Overall does his job -Very streaky player -Will have a great game but then will disappear for a while -Most of the times you don't notice him. Edit: He also added he's pretty good on run defence don't shoot the messenger, just sharing this from a Steelers fan perspective

The Mahomes one of course makes sense- But the Chris jones re structure could bite them down the road. Hes still amazing, but turns 31 in July and has a lot of miles on him

Good post. i hate to say it but i think a sneaky team this year will be New England. Not to say they will pass the Bills. But they kind of remind me a bit of the 2019 Bills when Josh was coming into his second year. In saying that- NE has a lot of work to do to get Maye more weapons

I hear you- I just don't see where he fits in. As I can't see them having 6 DEs active on game day. (Assuming they draft a guy relatively high) But if they classify Hoecht as a DT, then that changes the numbers at DE which would help Solomon Ya good call on AJ- Didn't really even think about that, but could be an option.

True- But where does he fit in? I can't see the bills dressing 6 DEs on game day very often. (If at all) I would bet he's DE6 who makes the team, but is inactive on game days unless someone gets hurt

Ya I hear you- If the bills could have gotten Hendrickson for let's say a 2nd and a 5th, and got him around 30 mil, I would have done that. But apparently Cincis asking price was getting ridiculously high. I wouldn't trade the farm for Hendrickson. (Garrett I would have if he was available)

Draft a DE in round 1 or 2 Then you got: Bosa Greg Hoecht Rookie Epenesa Not a bad 5. Hoping they draft a big run stuffing 1 tech with one of their first 3 picks as well

Hendrickson is def way better. But you got to trade a bunch of assets and pay him 30-35 million

I love the risk. Got to take a bit of a swing

Sign a lower/moderate FA and draft a CB in the 2nd round. Whoever wins the battle in camp gets the CB2 job

Both you guys make good points IMO. The advanced stats do show that he is a good separator. But I do lean towards your side of the argument- He hasn't really produced a lot in 4 years. (2022 he was descent) It does beg the question- If his advanced stats are good and he's playing with a good QB in Justin Herbert, why hasn't he produced much. Which is a bit concerning IMO

I put a question mark. I had no idea who the player was but saw some nfl insiders listed him a DT who had the same weight as Tim settle. Simon respectfully told Me that he was more of a hybrid player and I told him thank you for the insight You can take a breath now bud

Zack Wilson signed 1 year 6 mil, up to 10 mil in Miami😂 That is a disgusting overpay

Ahh ok, fair enough. Thanks for the insight

Tim Settle 2.0?🤢

Slayton to the giants for the same contract. Does Beane have a grudge against fast receivers?

I always find it hilarious when dolphin fans keep saying: "Josh Allen is gonna get hurt one day"! When Josh is literally the most durable QB in the nfl, and Tua is the least durable lol

It was good for sure. But i also don't think we can count on the insane efficiency again. I think Josh only had 8 turnovers? And something like he had the least negative plays ever by a starting QB in like 40 years? Not to say they wont be good, but Thats a tough formula to replicate