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I do think the is a good chance they re-sign Gilliam. But I guess there is a chance they let that position go for an extra TE/WR. I wouldn't mind that is they use TEs as FBs.

Good points on the injuries of the WRs. Even so, it seems to me you want your skill players to have a better numbers than what his were. He was good at blocking (also good to hear that Palmer is a decent down field blocker). I just see Coleman, Samuel, Palmer and I suspect a speedy rookie getting more of the snaps. I have nothing bad to say about Hollins, just think he is not needed anymore.

But he took more offensive snaps than any other WR/TE/RB. With that many opportunities he had some plays. Bills need other guys to take over those snaps. I don't think the Bills were considering bringing him back. I wish him luck and enjoyed him on the team but it's time for something different this year IMO.

He's like 34. If the Bills still want a FB they should look to get a lot younger than that.

Mack led the Bills for offensive playmaker snaps. He did some good stuff, but those snaps will be going to other guys this year. That's OK with me.

He won't be making $24M. Let's wait for the contract. Not an agent saying up to.

This ought to explode some heads, he's played a lot of ST.

If Josh thinks it's the right move, YES.

He is going to be a 00 spy for the Bills.

I think his 2023 potential is why some teams were seriously looking at him. As for 2024 it's obvious that he is not in their plans after the HC/OC change.

If Palmer stays healthy and manages 75ish targets, 50ish receptions, 676-700 yards his 1st season with Josh, I think it would be a win. I would like to see him get into the endzone a little more. Even if Josh throws the ball a little more he still is going to top out at 525 attempts. There are a lot of players wanting targets and it's going to be spread around again this year.

Day 3 pick, take a flyer on Dont'e Thornton.

I'll admit I don't watch many Chargers games so I'm not familiar with him. Looking through his game logs it looks like he was having a very good 2023 season until the knee sprain made him miss 7 games. He had 133 yards against the Chiefs. He also had a concussion in 2022 and missed a game. Contract probably will be back loaded so I guess we see how he fits in with Josh. Welcome to Buffalo Canada's son.

I mean Dyami Brown just got $10M.

Jets in a tough place. They did it to themselves. Fields may be a decent bridge QB, and he can get the fans excited now and then. But the thing is he probably wins them enough games to keep them in QB purgatory.

Jets get Justin Fields.

That's what it seems. I just remember seeing him on both sides. Thanks.

What side of the D does Sweat generally play?

Right.

I wonder what Tyreek Hill is feeling about his worth after this signing. I foresee interesting complications down in Dade County FL.

I couldn't agree more. I looked hard at their money situation and this makes zero sense. I typically sympathize with football fans when their team continuously screws up, but I don't know how fans pay money for a game this year. Watson's game checks are a joke and then Garrett squeezes every drop out of their *****.

Damn your eyes.

He could have played the year out and then pushed hard to move on. He had options. I don't blame him for taking the money. I do allow myself a laugh at his attempt to claim his goal was to win a Lombardi and then give that up so fast.

You got that right. It will only go down yearly from there.

Josh Allen could have reset the QB market but chose to sign for less than what Dak Prescott signed for last year. Myles said he wants to play for a contender and then signed for a team I would imagine won't see the playoffs for his entire contract. Is that really worth $5M AAV when you have the money you already have?