Buffalo03

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The Hunt trade is bogus. That dude is fake

Ask Tre'

He we ever actually agreed to terms with a player during the tampering period? I can't recall it ever happening. It's like the Bills see it as wrong and would rather wait the two days to know for sure it's ok It's like your wife giving you permission to sleep with other women two days out of the year and you're even at a bar with women all around you knowing it's ok to go home with one of them but you choose to just watch them go home with other guys and just wait for the time to pass so that you know you're clear to sleep with your wife again 😂😂😂

I can't believe everyone believes this dude just because he called Jonnu to NE an hour before Schefter did. He was even off on the money he said Jonnu was signing for

I forgot about him until you just now said something lol

Larry Johnson? What a one year wonder that dude was. I remember the very first fantasy football league I ever did in 06, the guy picking 1st overall took Larry Johnson since he went off the year before. The next guy took Shaun Alexander with Tomlinson still on the board. The guy picking 3rd took LT. I couldn't believe the first two guys made that mistake. I always thought Larry Johnson and Alexander were overrated. Safe to say, the guy that pick LT won the league as that was LT's record breaking 31 TD season. It's crazy looking back

Hunter Henry or Jonnu are my number 1 targets in free agency this year. Pass rusher #2

I want no part of that pos. He's always been an arrogant prick and I lost what little respect I had for him when he attacked Tre' unnecessarily a few years back

What time does the craziness start tomorrow? Anyone know?

I was well aware of what Josh will cost starting next season but the cap is also gonna be extremely higher next season and beyond. The original projected cap for this season from what I read was supposed to be over $200 million. It's taken like a $25 million dollar hit this year but we should get that and then some back next year. So cap issues shouldn't be much of a problem

Games are won by scoring and preventing the other team from scoring. The skill position players are the ones that score TDs and prevent the opposing offense from scoring TDs. I hate hearing games are won in the trenches. Sure, the offensive line is important but scoring TDs is more important. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean the comment is ignorant

You said with Madden and the salary cap off we could probably sign both. Indicating to me that you're referring that I was saying to sign both

Our line is fine. It was all last season. We have 3 of those guys returning. It's one of the least of our concerns

I didn't say to sign both of them. That was hard to read I guess Really? How many TDs a year do offensive lineman score?

I don't think he is going to coat that much because of his injury history. Again, I think $7 million a season is reasonable. Considering someone like Aaron Jones is slated to get like $12 million a year or higher

Don't get me wrong, Aaron Jones is the man and I would love him in a Bills uniform but I think he is gonna be commanding too high of a salary. Chris Carson is said to average about $7-8 million a year on the market which honestly isn't to bad. Before last season in which he was hurt he had an 1100 yard and 1200 yard season and has been reliable as a pass catcher out of the backfield. Maybe something like a 4yr $30 million contract is reasonable. That would come out to about $7 million a season. I read somewhere that Chris Carson is the best back in the league when it comes to broken tackles and he is a bruising type of back. As far as Henry, he's young, talented and would easily improve our TE corps. A nice weapon for Josh. Beane sounded like he wanted to improve the TE position at his end of year press conference so I'm interested to see what happens. I'm not saying to sign both but one or the other. Both would be helpful

5th year options have to be picked up before the 4th year. It's been that way

1300 yards, 11TDs and 91 receptions his rookie year. I would love a back like that on this team

I think it would take pick 30 to get Saquon at the very least plus another pick. Looking at spotrac, this is the last year of his rookie deal and it looks like his 5th year option is gonna be $7 million. This year in 2021 he has a $10 million cap hit which could be lowered by making more of his salary into a signing bonus. $7 million on his 5th year, is actually not bad. The Salary cap should be significantly higher the next few years although Allen will be taking up a lot of it. It's not too crazy to think about. I think I would wait to see what happens on draft day and how the board falls. If it falls a little out of favor, then I would call the Giants and see if Beane can work something out for pick 30. If not, then just trade down or take whoever we need to but I wouldn't give up pick 30 before draft day

I wonder how much someone like Chris Carson would cost? I would love Aaron Jones but I don't see Beane paying for that contract

Earliest memory for me was a very brief moment of Super Bowl 25. I was 4 years old going on 5. I don't remember much of the game itself except being at my Grandfather's house watching my parents and people at the Super Bowl party we had all holding hands and saying "Norwood...Norwood" when he was about to kick the field goal. The first actual game I remember actually watching and being focused on in its entirety, was the 49ers "no punt" game in '92. I was 6 years old and that was really when my Bills fandom started

I might agree with this in most instances but this team is super bowl caliber. An elusive speed back is one of our needs and starting next season, Allen is gonna be taking up a ton of our cap space. Singletary and Moss were both 3rd round picks and while I'm not necessarily done with either one and am holding out hope that at least one of them can be our lead guy, neither one really showed anything special last year. If we can get Etienne at 30, I would gladly take it. A dynamic rookie RB on a rookie contract once Allen starts taking up a ton of cap space, I'll gladly do it

What about no?

Agree with all of this. I've usually seen the same thing, the first time eats 7 minutes on the first drive only to get nothing out of the drive and then the other team has 2 to 3 minutes to try to get into field goal range or score a TD. The weird paer is, the 10:00 minute OT is only for regular season, it goes back to 15:00 in the playoffs