GunnerBill

Yea but two of them were 31 and 32 and the other was Kyle Hamilton who is generational as a safety. And there is not even a Daxton Hill in this class, let alone a Hamilton.

Cut him. ***** weirdo.

And to be honest.... he has been that guy in the pros. Jack of all trades is exactly the description. I like the signing, do not get my wrong, he is legit - he can play. But he isn't alone a difference maker.

No. But I think if they want to do that with Douglas the time was now. Even though I didn't want them to, I expected them to. They didn't. Which says to me they were not mad keen to do it.

I don't know but for instance Dalton Schultz took a below market value last year. It happens. If the Bills made Knox available for trade they would have multiple suitors contract terms allowing.

Yea. He still has starting tight end value. So as long as the receiving team isn't seriously on the hook that is the most likely outcome IMO.

I don't think they want to.

Not had a chance to look what does it do to a 2025 trade? To me that is the most likely option. Moving him for a 5th or something.

I think all this guy is doing is guessing that the general smoke around Stef and Houston is true and trying to appear ITK by "reporting" this. That seems to be his MO.

He also said Armstead had agreed to be a Texan. Sooooooo.....

I don't think there is any fire whatsoever here. None at all. Nope.

We were linked last offseason too. So no surprise here.

No. Because the money paid is the money paid. They can't unpay it. - - - - - - From the same "source": @BenOndaTop If you’re a Texans fan, sports fan in any capacity. My advice is to embrace that and talk about your team HOWEVER THE ***** you want. Whatever YOU enjoy. Bring whatever you want to the conversation. Because, you’re totally right about your feelings. Even if reality is different. 9:11 AM · Mar 15, 2024 Yea. The reality is different fella.

Scanning through his profile he has peddled at least 3 certainties that have not come to pass this offseason for Houston.

Yep. His best decision as the owner of the Bills has been to stay out of football affairs.

That depends if the roster bonus travels. I am not sure it does but I am not certain. Even so, I see the sense. Not saying I agree with it. But I do think there is a certain logic there. Teams who are in a window don't want a backup who has never played in the league.

No. The dead cap hit is money already paid by the team the player is leaving. That money might be on the cap now but it was likely paid in cash terms years ago. The team that paid it has to account for it.

Nudes?

I think his roster bonus should have triggered at the start of the league year in which case he will cost the Eagles about $900k this year.

He is cheap. They are tight against the cap, only have one signed QB and Kenny Pickett won't cost much and has some experience playing in the league. Their 3rd was in the comp pick region anyway so it is basically trading back half a round for a backup QB. Not saying I'd have done it, but that is likely their reasoning.

I think it was @Royale with Cheese I was talking to when he was defending Tomlin for winning with a 3rd string QB and I said counting Pickett as their 1st string was a mistake and he would likely never play another down for them. Between the weak QB class, the team with a desperate need and the combination of injury and tentitative play there is a lot of EJ Manuel in the way this went down.

I have the same hunch.

Im gonna go with some different answers to mix it up... Marvin Harrison - New England Patriots Rome Odunze - New York Giants Ladd McConkey - Cincinnati Bengals Brian Thomas Jnr - Dallas Cowboys Xavier Worthy - Buffalo Bills

Trade a 2nd and a 6th plus a 2025 2nd for Houston's 1st and 7th. That is to give them ammunition to get up again for a QB surely?

I wouldn't be happy going into heaven with our current safeties let alone the draft.