Matt_In_NH

Yeah, that is why the Bills pushed for it....they took the risk of "one year wonder", maybe things change when fans are in the stands, etc. Remember those thoughts/ideas? It was a good deal for both sides. Also, that is the way contracts go, you max out when its your turn, but while the cap is going up next years guys get more. Josh will get another at bat...

Allen would not have won MVP if Rodgers did not exist this year, last year, maybe. Another QB would have won it if not for Rodgers. Rodgers low turnover numbers are outstanding and that is the area Josh can improve most to take the MVP. • Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers – 39 votes. • Tampa Bay QB Tom Brady – 10 votes. • L.A. Rams WR Cooper Kupp – 1 vote.

There are a lot of immigrants/foreigners that have no interest in the SB, not surprising at all.

The volume of activity on this forum answers the question.

What is Mckenzie doing with his right hand? Hope to see him back, seems doubtful though.

Not going to pretend to be an expert but shrewd moves pretty much always equates to trading future cap space for current period cap space or guaranteeing money on contracts in future years making it harder to move on from players. I have heard it said "The cap does not forget and the cap does not forgive". The Saints current situation is proof of that. Probably contributed to why Payton left too.

This is simply not true. Have you heard the term "cap casualty", its not a myth. The Saints have had to let good talent go several times over the years, as have all teams. Last year they were in a terrible position, made a bunch of moves, lots of releases and restructures. And now they are in the same position again this year. They were not able to "sign all their guys". For instance during their run, they had to let their All Pro Guard and TE go in one offseason as one example, moves they would have liked to not have had to do. https://www.nola.com/sports/saints/article_7144f39e-8671-11eb-b0ae-4788896c6439.html#:~:text=The first move the Saints,was to restructure Brees' deal.&text=Brees' cap hit was originally,veteran minimum of %241.075 million.

I assume you are referring to the cap, there are some here who think it means nothing.

What would the take be in the Bengals held on and won the game. You should draft and sign mostly lower priced FA's and rarely trade your pics? In short, the Rams went for it and it worked out for them. But it did not have to. Generally teams that have signed/traded for superstars have not had SB success. I dont think there will be a huge movement towards this approach. However, with younger coaches and GM's I think we will see more player movement than in the past. I dont expect the Bills to take this approach on scale the Rams did which I know will be disappointing to many. I think the Bills need to be careful to not give too many moderate contracts to average-ish players.

This is a very telling comment

What halftime show can you NOT say that about? This was old school, LOL. Who do you want, 70's rock bands or 80's hair bands? those were 40-50 years ago

Maybe, not so sure about that though. 6.9YPA, 27TD, 7 INT.....someone may want him. His contract makes it tough though. He played terrible in Jacksonville which is what everyone remembers.

The bills lost despite being clutch. At least from the players perspective. The coaching staff just made a few awful decisions.

So far above average….

He is far above average. The lions are bottom 3 organizations in the nfl.

Is jalen Ramsey trash?

Roof fund

I don't have a big problem with where he was coming from, his choice of words there were weird. The Bills were not trying to ruin his career, they are trying to do what is best for the football team. It shows some selfishness and lack of seeing the bigger picture. But his career is his business. He could have chose to put his head down, fight and earn that job back, he probably would have. I know this year I thought multiple times, maybe he would be good to still have. Not that he is great, but we had lots of problems at guard. I think he would have more money had he stayed in Buffalo.

Does he know about squib kicks?

You would have to add more first round picks....the answer is no from the Bills and no from whoever has the pick.

I thought he was noticeably better this year, good for him. I doubt the Bills will extend him for that price, but he has earned it.

he has the ability to be a pocket passer, so I would expect his running to decrease as he gets to his 30's. Personally, my opinion is he should run/slide/get out of bounds and I would minimize the called QB runs. I bet that happens next year.

What about the skills he needs to be a coach, does he have those?

For his play, yes, I dont care what kind of pizza he likes.

I think he stays in GB