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No. After the Chargers eat dead cap, Bears cap hit is $23.1M with no guaranteed money. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/chicago-bears/keenan-allen-12357/

I think you won't be shocked.

He also ran for 200 yards (2 TDs) with Brady as OC in Carolina.

He had a lot of nagging injuries last year but played through them and still caught 17 more balls than Gabe. I take it you don't like the signing?

Teddy Bridgewater.

Keep that line in the water. Someone will bite.

The rookie will not be anywhere near fulltime to start. They will get through it. It gives Brady all kinds of packages to use.

Spotrac and OTC do not have accurate numbers from Dawkins and Knox and any other stuff we don't know about. I will bet that Sameul's 2024 cap hit will be around $6M. Beane has that.

If Beane goes with an early outside WR (who won't be getting 80% of snaps to start) how do you see using Diggs/Samuel and Shakir together? I'm not saying full time, just in packages. I think Shakir and Samuel on one side with Diggs on the other could be a threat.

Could not agree with you more!!!

Unless something changes Beane has to think that Diggs is not long for the team. A June 1 cut or trade has to be a possibility next year. I'd still look to go with a 1st (2nd at the latest) WR this draft.

LOL. You beat me to the punch. I used "corpse" for Newton, "broken" works too!

Since Curtis Samuel has come into the league, he has had these QBs throwing footballs to him. Corpse of Cam Newton Kyle Allen Will Grier Teddy Bridgewater PJ Walker Garrett Gilbert Ryan Fitzpatrick (Had 3 completions for his Commanders career) Carson Wentz Taylor Heinicke Sam Howell Just a "reality check" for any stat hunters.

I was strictly talking about his cost. He will come in this year with a $6M-ish cap hit if the $24M (up to $30 with incentives) is accurate. With Beane's cap situations it's about the highest he can go this year.

Pretty much agree. After you consider the WRs under rookie contracts I got him closer to bottom #2 pay.

Suddenly Hollins is fighting for one of the last WR slots. After a drafted WR and assuming the Bills keep 6.

Have you seen what top WR are getting the last couple of years? Heck, Samuel is getting what Zay Jones and JuJu are signed for. It's a middle cost WR contract to me.

I was hoping for a middle cost WR. Hope him and Josh meld quickly.

I guess. I think he is ok for #3. Another "stat" could be his 5.2 yards per touch was 2nd best for all RBs except Cook (5.6). I don't mind him coming to camp at all, but I can see others don't agree.

They seem to constantly role in and out of high-priced guys. I don't understand their plan. They will live and die with Tua getting rid of the ball quickly. If he signs for $50M AAV it will be a big risk.

I wouldn't hate him ending up on the Bills PS.

Ty Johnson had a $626k cap hit with the Bills last year. Van Demark had a bigger hit. Beane is just signing some guys he wants to bring to camp. He may be able to do something after the draft, but the draft is where any real help is coming from. Beane could be waiting to sign 1 middle of the road UFA. He seems to have enough cap room to do that. I don't expect more than that.

He wasn't used much. He seemed to come in late in the game and did ok. His 7 for 7 catches averaged 9 YPC with a TD was nice. He did pretty well when asked to play. I don't expect too much from him but as a RB#3 the Bills have done a lot worse.

The Dolphins had a lot of high dollar players with big regular salary hits that can be restructure. Beane doesn't have that with the Bills. Only few guys that he can get a few million from left.

Agree. He runs hard and caught everything thrown at him last year. Good RB#3. Should get some extra carries and catches compared to last year.