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Not a huge fan of this move. I want to see the contract breakdown, but hopefully it is low cap this year, with the ability to get out after 2 years.

The salary cap is fake. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/taysom-hill-saints-agree-on-a-four-year-140-million-extension-freeing-up-7-5m-in-cap-space-per-report/

Salary a little high, but glad they spent in on Williams and not Feliciano.

Makes zero sense why the Bills are not doing this with their guys. The cap is a joke. If you want to consistently win, do this stuff every year. Teams like the Saints have been doing this forever. It never catches up. The cap will always be going up from here on out.

I will be extremely disappointed if players who are obviously going to be here for the next 4-5 years, aren't restructured to free up space this year. The Bills need to capitalize on this last year of cheap Allen.

He's going into year 6. Only had one good year. How much untapped potential can really be there? Potential is just another word for no results.

Bills are in the position to get cheap productive vets looking to play with a throwing offense. Keeping Brown made zero sense at that dollar amount. Hoping to get a vet making 2-3 million in here.

This paycut better be massive, cutting would have saved close to 7 million on cap. The guy was terrible last year. A complete no show when he was healthy, and was unreliable. A cap hit of 2 million would be about right for this guy,

We are not even sure how good Allen is. Go all out to win a Superbowl. Worry about the future cap, when its going to sky rocket in future. If Bills play it safe this offseason, the conference championship will be the peak we make it to.

Doubt it. Beane hates dead money. He also isn't very creative with the cap because of how much he is scared of dead money. Just look at Morse. Bills could have saved almost double if they converted Morse's salary into bonus, versus the paycut. Would have resulted in more future dead cap if cut. Same with Hyde, didn't change this years cap so they don't have future dead cap if they cut him.

Pretty much just means a ton of dead cap after these two years. Something I think the Bills should do. This cap is going up, get some immediate gains, for future strain.

How many games missed since he has been a Bill?

No, that is not what you said. You said he would go 4th or sooner.

I think Feliciano is going to find out quickly, his view of himself is a lot higher than what other teams think. To me, he isn't much different than what we signed him for 2 years ago (2 years 7 million). At the time he was viewed as a low end starter, backup versatile lineman. Same situation now, but with more injuries

Yeap, don't understand this at all. Just don't understand why we aren't looking to improve that position. It certainly wasn't a bright spot in 2020.

Wouldn't surprise me if Watt is waiting on one teams to work the cap and contracts of current players. Could be Bills, or another team.

I think all these old coaches need to retire.. Izzo, K, Williams, Boeheim

Crazy to see how far Cuse hoops have fallen. Feel like its been years since they have been relevant.

OLB has historically been one of the easiest positions to transition to the NFL. Most times, you can get 5 good value years (1st round picks) out of LBs.

I really don't think he goes before 5th. Playing the MAC will hurt him and also having an elite Oline for the MAC will also hurt him. His vision is alright. Going to be a lot tougher to break tackles in the NFL at his size.

Patterson is a dime a dozen back in the NFL. I think he goes around the 4th to 5th round this year.

Wish Dodson would have stayed healthy this year. He is more athletic than Milano, which is what we need.

Carolina players have been just money holes on this team.

Watson is the better QB, but those 40 million dollar cap hits coming are tough. I really hope Bills hold off on Allen's extension and don't have to pay 40 million a year. Too many games this year where Allen wasn't premier.