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Josh Allen on how to stop Rodgers if he comes to the East.

We need new blood. Poyer is a great guy, good player, but is aging.. it’s time.

I agree with the poster you quoted. Dolphins are going Rams redux.. except they have brittle Tua, not Stafford and are in a conference about 10x tougher than what the Rams navigated.

With Davis, same as Oliver, they just dont seem like guys we can afford to pay moving forward. Best case scenario, they crush it and at least one of them walks after the season. Seems to me that we’ve ran it back enough. The current iteration of this team ran its course and inexplicably got blown out by the Bengals. It’s time for a shake up off-season, and we could really use Oliver’s cap space and some picks from him and Davis to reset the roster and hopefully add some guys that help us breakthrough. Neither is critical to our Super Bowl chances. Neither is likely to be elite. We can’t keep paying “good” players. Move on a year early rather than lose them for nothing.

Who knows what moves were available to them … at the very least, they didn’t need to go all-in on Chubb. I get the Armstead signing and Hill trade to find out what they have in Tua, but the Chubb trade and subsequent contract was an all-in move which negated their ability to potentially draft a QB this year with some maneuvering and likely led to them making the Ramsey move given how leveraged they find themselves. Maybe it works for them. … doubt it though.

They’re so leveraged now that I guess the Ramsey move makes sense, but in retrospect, I’d think they may have wished they addressed QB last off-season before going all-in on Tua for a 2-3 year window.

I get what they’re doing, but Tua isn’t Stafford of two years ago and the AFC isn’t the NFC.

I’m not exactly sure I understand what the Dolphins are doing. Trade for Hill, huge contract. Trade for Chubb, huge contract Trade for Ramsey, huge contract Restructures all around. It’s the Rams model, swap Stafford for Tua and the NFC for the AFC.

Even more so.. let them play through mistakes. McDuffie was getting torched (and making plays) in the playoffs.. it happens. Can’t have paid vets everywhere.

Well said. The Pegula’s deserve recognition for the fact they will spend whatever it takes on the team.

Also, just a hunch, but based off Oliver’s deleted tweet, I think the Bills tried to lock him up on the cheap. If so, will be interesting to see how that plays out with his 10M cap hit. Legit extension

This. Milano shows up in big games. True All-Pro.. these are the guys you pay.

Im inclined to believe this makes it less likely Edmunds comes back. The rationale for a big Edmunds contract was to backload it, so it hits heavy when Milano comes off the books.. as to not have so much tied up year to year at LB. Now, with Milano locked up long term, we’d just be locking in two high paid LB’s long term. Not sure that’s a luxury a team paying a QB 40M+ can afford.

If we address WR and he’s, say, our WR5 slot insurance/limited snap receiver .. I’d absolutely have him back on a team friendly contract.

It’s sad to see people so bitter politically that they defend the corrupt prosecution of a mentally ill person simply because they want the narrative to prevail.

Chansley’s mom and new defense team state they never had that video. Again, do you believe, based on what we’ve now seen, that he deserves the sentence he received?

We agree. I’m glad he gave it to Tucker. I’d be even happier if he released it to the public. Given how much time and effort has been put into J6, it makes sense that the public should see it with our own eyes and not as dispensed by the J6 Committee and Tucker Carlson.

That analogy makes zero sense given the unreleased, then released video exonerates what you said … and the unreleased, now released video of Chansley paints the opposite narrative. What exactly do you want? Chansley to serve 4 years in prison? I, and most who take issue with this charade, don’t believe Chansley should have zero punishment. What we take issue with is the excessiveness of that punishment. Given the video that has come to light, it’s honestly shocking that people like you dig yourselves in deeper on that front.

I said what I said.

He is mentally ill, currently in prison, having been corruptly prosecuted and we have no idea what is going on behind the scenes. I would never hold a man in his position to his word. Especially when we know, for a fact, that we can’t trust the word of those who prosecuted him.

It must be nice to have so much faith in institutions that have been completely corrupted. We’re now just repeating ourselves to each other. We have a fundamental difference and thus, we will never agree on this issue… You seem to trust those currently in power. I do not.

His defense team didn’t have the TC footage. So, we have a mentally unwell man being told to sign off that police did not aid him. His defense team has no recourse to prove otherwise, other than the word of a man who clearly has mental issues. We don’t know what he was threatened with, but given what we’ve heard about these prosecutions.. it was likely severe. One can easily assume he had plenty of reason to sign off on whatever they wanted him to sign off on. Of course, this is all speculation …. Speculation that we must have given how manipulative, coordinated and corrupt his prosecution was as we learn of new evidence withheld.

Ill reiterate my point that our Justice System forces people to sign guilty pleas under immense pressure. He’s mentally unwell and was aware that he was going to be made example of. Four years was the best case scenario. He did what he had to do to secure that.. and as a result, the judge sentenced him to the lowest sentence in the guidelines provided to him. We are witnessing third world political tactics via a corrupt government, media aligned propaganda and a predatory Justice System. Again, this shouldn’t be a left/right issue. You shouldn’t want this for our country. The shoe won’t always be on the other foot…