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$7.5mm savings. $3.75mm Dead cap hit

Per Spotrac Link in OP above, Bills only rolled over $2.345mm

Per Spotrac drops his impact from $11.25mm to $3.75mm so $7.5mm savings Does not take into account cost of new payer to replace him. Feliciano is already on the books. Bates would be an upcharge from $0 (as an RFA) to whatever he agrees to say $3.75mm. Morse savings minus Bates 2022 cost would yield $3.75mm in cap savings. My bet is Bills draft a C/G in Rd 3 as well for depth.

Kupp had more than 140 catches for 1950 yds and 16 TDs this year alone! Beasley took 5 years to score 16 tds and Has never had over 1000 yards in a season. He had 1 TD this year. He is Going to be 33 next year and not worth keeping.

Ditto here.

Wow that would be amazing for a RB. 😎

Ref to Brady. "Where's your mouthpiece son?"

Some last minute thoughts about this matchup. 1. Media blaming Mahomes turnovers early in year on being greedy going downfield. Bills' 2 picks in week 5 win were on short patterns - a Hill crosser which Hyde played as Robber and the Groot tip and catch. These are regular plays for KC and Bills can look to duplicate today. 2. KC Defense allowed 6 QBs to achieve 100+ rating in games this year. Bills only allowed one - Brady - and Mahomes had a 70 rating in week 5. 3. KC worst D versus QB runs. If they try and play man to man and blitz Josh should be able to escape or hit some deep passes. 4. Hands up by Dline and blitzers. Tips were a problem last week for Mahomes.

Like a Jags vs Jets preseason game. That is an Irish sport lads.

Noticed it on NFL network re broadcast.

Was not a fumble as official was signaling down by contact before ball went out of bounds. This was on opening kickoff.

Sorry to hear he passed. He was in Blues Brothers movie, no?

Me first as a teammate - On the field and in the locker room he is a distraction as evidenced by Tomlin having to talk to him on not doing TikTok during pregame. Immature and unaware is no way to go through life son.

I do not think OBD mgmt shares your belief here. JuJu and Claypool are 2 of the most "me first" players in the league and show little situational or game awareness at the most critical times. JuJu is what Mahomes brother would be like if he could play - a total distraction. Pass for me

It is a sad state of affairs in KC. One wonders if the prior regime of Scott Pioii and Romeo Crennel,who saw Jovan Belcher kill himself after murdering his girlfriend, would react differently. A different perspective and empathy may be warranted in hopes this young man gets his problems sorted out soon.

Yes - on a Sahlens's Hot Dog with onions and relish! Now that's living!

Bad weed those 2 years? Are those their birth years? HS graduation? 1st Bills game? Or 1st time?

I wonder if Lamar suffers from a chronic disease such as Crohn's or IBS? Seems like he is listed with non Covid illness more than most. Coming out of college in 2018 I had Josh Allen and then Lamar as my favorites for QB - both are worth the price of a ticket.

Duly noted. For perspective Pats got 1/2 of their passing yardage when game was essentially over (after it was 33-3 aka garbage time). Prior to that time, Michael Macorkle Jones was 11/18 for 116 yds and 2 picks and the Pats had scored 3 points. After they scored their 1st TD McD put in the backup LBs, DBs for the last Pats scoring drive. And even our backups got a stop in 4 plays and forced a punt after NE had gained a total of 14 yds on 1st 4th quarter possession. They were 4/8 on 3rd down and 1/1 on 4th down prior to Bills going up 33-3 when it mattered and 1 of those 3rd down conversions was on a DPI penalty on Wallace. As for elite QBs, Brady was only QB all year with a Passer rating over 100 vs the Bills. Mahomes and Tannehill's ratings were 70.5 vs the Bills. All told those 3 combined for 5TDs, 3 INTS and were sacked 4 times by the Bills. Not sure where your fear of elite QBs is coming from?

Max K is a non player who wouldn't know what a Unicorn looks like if it jammed it's horn up his bum.

I agree that Jones is a dominant player - but last year he tore up Feliciano and Boettger, neither who is playing now. Let's see how he does vs Williams and Bates. As for Ingram, he will be a factor opposite Clark -agreed. Bolton and the other LBs will now have to stop the run and cover. The KC Run D - even with above players has given up 667 yds in 4 reg season games in last 6 weeks - 2xDEN, PIT and LAC in the last month. The KC D yields 1.2 yds more per play than the Bills D. I believe the D - on either side - will be who delivers the win for either team.

https://www.cover1.net/daryl-williams-signing-adds-experience-and-versatility-to-bills-o-line/ In fairness to Daryl Williams last year in CAR, he played 2 positions that were new to him, LT and LG predominantly. Given his girth and slow recovery from knee surgery in 2018 he was ill suited for either position. He is a good RG because he is seldom asked to move.

Both Wilbon and Kornheiser strike me as East Coast elitists - Wilbon went to Northwestern (not Ivy League but just as snooty) in Chicago (his home town) but then worked for Washington Post and then ESPN. Kornheiser is a Long Islander who went to what is now SUNY Binghamton and was a Washington Post writer too. then he went to ESPN. The "woke "force is strong with these two! Have to believe they see WNYers as Rednecks and people from the Central Valley in CA as the same. Don't believe they have ever ridden in or, God forbid, driven a Pickup truck. Too bad, their loss!

While your opinion on NE Secondary might be true if Gilmore were still there and Jonathan Jones /Shaun Wade/Jalon Mills had suited up, this past Saturday's D backfield looked like the backups in an intra-squad scrimmage. McCourty, Jackson and Dugger were the only 3 who would have normally played. That is why the Bills had so many open WRs and TE. There is no way to say that this past SAT's NE D Backfield is better than the Chiefs. Sorensen is no longer a starter. Only plays in their big Nickel Run D as they have taken away any deep coverage responsibilities. Thornhill and the Honey Badger are their starting Safeties now. So my read here is this is an urbane East Coast talking head who just has trouble with the Wyoming "Cowboy" stereotype - farming, family and flag. Cultural differences I guess. And it appears that the non-player world (Florio, Wilbon, Nick Wright) can't grasp what a true "Unicorn" looks like.