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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

How fast are these RBs they are meeting with? No point in drafting another 3rd to late round guy at RB with no breakaway speed. We have two of them already

Just do a field goal competition. First team to miss while the other makes it wins lol

Keep it how it is now bit go back to 15:00 OT quarters. The 10:00 quarters are crappy. It leads to more ties

Honestly, push the offseason back and get rid of preseason. The past season showed we don't need it and I don't think a lot of people really care about watching meaningless games anyway. I'm all for this

I'm wondering what our offer was

Think I might have went with Darren Waller over Derek Carr for the Raiders. Everyone else seems about accurate though

Now you got me thinking about Soul Asylum's "Runaway Train" but as "Runaway Porn" instead lol

I'm gonna say that the spot that he is lifting weights on is red and the little play button I'm seeing to play the video is blue with a white play button. Red, white and blue. Definitely Buffalo

He is the right RB age for us

Maybe it's more of a Watt thing? He wants to take his time? Multiple reports have said that a dozen teams are interested

Why doesn't the poll include the Texans?

Good point. We will get him when he is 32

Well...he is a Panther

What do we need on OL? Allen had plenty of time pretty much all season

Got ya. Didn't know it worked that way. We still would save a lot of money by dropping those guys. No reason we can't sign Milano with it

You believed a tweet from Ultra Weed Hater?

I didn't think dead cap counted on Salary cap space. Isn't that money that's already been paid out to the player?

I was counting the cap figures from their actual cap hits. Those guys all count anywhere from $8 million to $10 million in cap space. John Brown has a $9 million dollar cap hit, Addison is $10 million. I think Butler was around $8 million and Jefferson around $9 also. That's roughly $36 million on the cap.