Doc Brown

He was only selected to one pro bowl on the original ballot so the 5th year option will be 12.791M. I'd see him wanting a four year extension or new deal like White, Dawkins and Milano got. It's hard to project contracts but my guess is he'd demand 27 to 30 million guaranteed. That might be enough of a difference to convince him to sign an extension if we do pick up his option. He could very well bet on himself but there's always that injury concern like you said.

I made a mistake and read it wrong. It's actually projected to be 17.425M next year according to overthecap. About bout a 4.7M dollar difference. More digestible though.

True but we're not sure if the Bills will be able to afford franchising him at this point. The cap is expected to take a significant jump from 2022 to 2023 so I lean to be on the safe side and just pick up his option now.

The franchise tag for a LB is projected to be around $19M next season. A $7M dollar difference. I doubt they put the franchise tag on him next offseason unless he has a monster 2021 season. They'll most likely either have to sign him long term or let him walk after this season if they don't pick up the 5th year option.

Now that the draft is over and the Bills have until Monday to decide on whether to pick up his 12.791M dollar 5th year option for the 2022 season. Was interested to see where fans stood on this.

Did we even need a CB?

Does PFF hate Isaiah McKenzie?

Derrick Dockery and Langston Walker would help fix JP Losman and turn him into our franchise QB.

I doubt it. Cutting Haack would cost us about 600k against the cap. Seems they're content with him. Maybe bring in an UFA camp body.

Are there two seven feet punters available?

At least they're in the best division in the NFL.

Put them on the Hal Mary defensive package.

Well. They love their projects. Secondary depth is a serious concern.

Okay. They're getting me to the bargaining stage pretty quickly.

Why? It's a rotational d-line and the Bills will go with Hughes/Addison/Epenesa/Rousseau. Inside we'll go with Star/Oliver/Butler/Harrison. Obada/Johnson/Zimmer provide depth. Now we really need to focus on filling out the secondary through the draft and free agency.

Writing was on the wall when we let John Brown (#15) walk.

He'll be Michigan's head coach in 2023.

My guess is Beane failed to find a partner to trade back with.

JOK would be an interesting pick. Why the slide?

New Orleans pry would've taken Newsome.

Uggghhhh. There goes the season.

Etienee no matter what.

That sucks. Guess his medical checked out.

Wow. Fins are the losers so far.