JohnBonhamRocks

"Coach, after this press conference is finally over, I'm gonna take you out and spend some lil coins on a new outfit."

Not doubting you, but is there a link or source?

Not that I'm championing it, but I think the answer to that is the projected cap room next year. Draft a contract that is easier on this year's cap and not so much next year.

Also chose Bradford because: (a) injury history does not matter in this scenario as we are likely handing the reigns to a rookie QB sooner than later anyways; (b) costs less $; (c) does not cost draft capital; (d) has higher upside (if can stay healthy) because more talented

In the context of this thread, I think that if we go the Cousins route, then I sure would not mind Price in the 1st, or another solid OL who can play multiple positions. I've been throwing out the name of Corbett from Nevada who has played I think all 5 positions, but definitely LT, RT, and C, and is a 4-year starter. I do think Groy can do well enough, but a lot depends on scheme, who is next to him at RG, and whether or not Castillo is being retained.

Disagree, I think OBD views Groy as a competent replacement. His contract says so.

Re: the ARI & DEN vs BUF for FA destination debate . . . which team made the playoffs?

If they're looking to trade him, then they obviously don't want him. If they wanted him, then chances are a long-term deal would be worked out. We can put this to bed, as we just do not see eye to eye, but I really do not see them risking being saddled with him at $34 million next year.

Or they get stuck with a $34 million QB they don't want.

Sean-Kirk McCousins? I get that, but I've seen no indication that the Redskins are going to tag him.

I think the potentially buying teams would call the Redskins' bluff. They aren't going to tag him unless they have a deal in place because they clearly do not want to be stuck with him. If they do tag him, then teams will just let them be stuck with him at $34 million next year and draft or sign a QB for way less cost instead.

I'm not sure he would get $34 million on the open market, so I'm not sure a team would make the trade for him if the Redskins (unwisely) chose to tag him again.

I think the last time I was this excited for the Super Bowl was before I knew it existed.

I am team trade up. However, the thing I like about throwing money at Cousins is that it allows us to fill out the rest of our roster with our plethora of picks and draft a QB or 2 this year. And next year. And the next year. Until you have a guy that is better than Cousins. Because Cousins is not or at least shoudl not be our goal.

If they continue to promote from within (like the DL), Bobby Babich is the Assistant Defensive Backs coach.

Wow, I knew he was liked, but to have Fitzpatrick, Sanborn, and Urbik show up really solidifies just how good a teammate he was.

Terrence McGee!!! Adds a returner in addition to CB.

So you're in on it, too?

If people that never made it to playoffs with Bills, then: F. Jackson, A. Schobel, T. McGee, B. Moorman

I think they count so long as they did not make the playoffs with the Bills. But I don't think he cracks top 4 anyways.

But his curse lived in downtown Droughtsville.

First, I say it should just be "Drought Rushmore" F. Jackson, E. Wood, K. Williams, & B. Moorman (Although technically K. Williams and E. Wood lived to see a post-drought world) Honorable mentions: D. Flutie, B. Buffalo, J. Murphy, T. Spikes

Gonna keep on pounding the table for us to trade up and get him! I don't mind the attitude one bit and he measured over 6 foot height and with above-threshold hand size. I think the Bills May...field a new QB next year.

With Groy, I'm not sure we need one. I suggested Corbett from Nevada in the mid-rounds - he can and has played I think all OL positions and started 4 years.

sven, you should take that bet