Meh, who cares? The owners run a business together and some call it colluding. The players band together but they call it unionizing.
Edit: I would care if there were some sort of advantage or disadvantage for the Bills, but I don't see one here.
Knowing what we know at this point: If you hypothetically had one of Reek's babies parked in you, you'd take the up front cash instead of the monthly installments, correct?
Just a kid making a dumb mistake, or trying to force his way out of Cleveland already?
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45540231/browns-rookie-shedeur-sanders-cited-driving-101-mph
Tough to nail down as everyone is in a different stage of life and financial decisions.
I'd need to be able to retire, and I just turned 40 in May. Probably 2M?