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TheWeatherMan

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  1. Depends on how much you drink I guess.
  2. Looking at the salary cap savings for 2024 the following players need to have an amazing season to remain with the team: Taron Johnson, Jordan Poyer, Deonte Harty, Nyheim Hines, Siran Neal and Reggie Gilliam.
  3. I wouldn’t call him a bum, he looked like an above average first year OC to me. Problem is, having a first year OC lead a SB caliber offense of a team poised to make a SB run probably wasn’t the brightest idea.
  4. So the old af QB who needs tons of rest, gets it. The NFL is all about the large market teams being front and center on the big stage. Get used to Rodgers drawing opportune roughing calls while Sauce continues to ride our receivers like a pony.
  5. Also to keep in mind the Jets have 30 UFAs next year (Bills 25) and a good chunk of them they will want to re sign. The more I look at their situation, it’s pretty much an all in championship or bust roster for the next two years. They are going to lose a lot of young talent and will be the 2022 Rams before long.
  6. I act childish for free, giving me 80 million more reasons to do it wouldn’t be an inhibitor.
  7. Exactly, it’s a very bold win now move. They could extend to tack on ghost years to spread the cap hit but that would be unwise as well.
  8. No other team traded for a $50M AAV player and rolled 90% of their salary to the next year. Rodgers counts for more than $100M next year. Cap wise, the Jets are in the worst shape of any team for 2024.
  9. They’re 41M in the red for 2024. It’s possible, but I’d love to see them take on another +$20M contract. Jets have swung for the fences and are going to have to get very creative the next few years with their cap.
  10. Slot Receiver is a position. Why would you have a TE who is not good at blocking play the Y?
  11. Kicker, punter, long snapper, holder
  12. Exactly. By 2024 Allen will be paid like a mid tier QB. We’re in great shape for the long haul with our key players signed long term.
  13. Disagree, every tough team we play is on the road and closely scheduled (back loaded). The best teams we play at home are the Jets and Dolphins.
  14. There’s 3-4 games on at the same time, how can that be?
  15. Dallas, Philly and Chiefs games not prime time? NFL must not like to make money.
  16. Posters on here can’t even read / comprehend a one paragraph post before replying and you expect them to read an article?
  17. A compensatory 3rd round pick is virtually the same as a 4th round pick. If the Bears got a mid round #2 for Roquan, I suspect the Bills could have received something slightly less for Edmunds. I know hindsight is 20/20, but looking back, the right move would have been to trade Edmunds while on his 5th year option and used that $12.5M elsewhere.
  18. Sounds like the same concerns we had with Edmunds…every year.
  19. My guess is this is Morse’s last year. $3M dead cap but save $8M in 2023-2024. Minimal savings for this season.
  20. All of our away games minus Washington and Patriots are against quality opponents. Our home games are…not so much.
  21. But don’t you agree that your assessment is very short sighted? You select players based on standout plays and then assess based on ~3 games? In my opinion, your plan of assessment to include the collection of data (plays/stats), analysis/processing of that data (stats/data), and the exploitation of the data is all a very flawed.
  22. Thanks for the explanation. Sounds like a better assessment than what most members like @NewEra perform (exclusively highlight videos) but still not nearly as comprehensive as the analysis by sports reporters who do this for a living. So why should your assessment be regarded as reliable or in line with the professionals? Where’s the added value?
  23. Sounds like crowd pleasing to me…I digress.
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