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Generally soft spoken in his first presser. Not what I would have imagined. I liked it. Welcome to Buffalo Joey! Go Bills.

Not a lot of quality left in the FA market. I'm hoping Beane is looking in the trade route. I would even look to trading a player in a package or player for player deal.

They drafted a S in the 2nd round in 2023 and got Jeremy Chinn in FA in 2024. He was odd man out with the new HC/DC.

Cook can't hold out the entire season. He's still on a rookie contract. It would mean he only would have 3 years accrued. He wouldn't be an UFA next year. He would be an RFA.

I knew I'm "special". No one will believe me.

#208 for what I seen. The last one.

LOL. I still have a Warning Point since Covid. None of the Mods know how to get rid of it.

Hi Ogie! Buy you a soda after the game.

From Google AI. In most cases, NFL teams can initiate a simple contract restructure, converting salary to a signing bonus, without the player's explicit agreement, as the player doesn't typically lose any money, but may need a player's consent for renegotiation or "maximum restructures". Here's a more detailed explanation: Unilateral Restructures: Teams often have the ability to unilaterally execute simple restructures, which involve converting part of a player's base salary to a signing bonus. Player Consent: While teams can execute simple restructures without asking the player, a maximum restructure typically involves a renegotiation of the contract and requires the player's consent. Why Players Typically Agree: Restructures usually don't result in a player earning less money; they're an accounting maneuver that helps the team manage its salary cap by spreading payments over the remaining contract years.

Of course. Just like they knew they'd be taking and adjustment hit of $7M for Von's sacks.

I like it all. Go Bills.

I'm going to hope that the 5th round pick this year ends up being a long-time impactful starter. It would lessen the blow of the 1st round bust.

I have been waiting for this. I knew it was going to be high. It is mainly the NLTBE sack bonus for Von Miller. It's what I was figuring on.

I kind of meant IF they don't take one on Day 2, Day 3 is a sure thing. I would think they would like to wait until Day 3.

I would almost bet on a Day 3 pick.

Someone on X is wrong. I'm shocked, shocked I tell you. Thanks for the numbers!

That's fans speculating who know nothing of the contracts. My point is Beane spends the money he creates. The proof is the rollover.

Don't know him. Looks like he plays pretty good when he is healthy.

Fans can debate HOW Beane spends cap, but he does spend it. You can see that by how much cap is rolled over from the previous year. 2025-$1.3M 2024-$1.5M 2023-$2.1M 2022-$2.3M Beane spends what he creates.

Bailiff, whack their peepees.

In case anyone missed his cap hits. $4.4M this year $7.5M next year. An out after that. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/48007/michael-hoecht

So does Groot. Hoecht moves around. Get a DT 1-Tech in the draft. I think there is enough talent for the DL to excel, just need to use these guys right. Let's try confusing the opponents OL please.

Gilliam was tops in ST snaps. Morris was 2nd. If they are moving on from Morris, then the Gilliam signing is a no-brainer.

Having Hamlin compete for a depth spot is OK with me.