I don't think that the salary cap means nothing, but I do subscribe to the idea that it is a myth.
Over the years we have seen teams get into "salary cap hell", and then all of a sudden they are fine, and they are able to still sign players.
Now you need the right people in your front office who are experts at manipulating the cap, and know how to structure contracts, and fortunately we have that type of front office.
Last year's reduction of the cap hurt the Bills, and that was beyond our control, which is why we have very little cap room right now, but I believe that will change.
Also, if you look at the big picture, the Bills are currently projected to be over $60 million under the cap in 2023, and that's with the first year of Josh Allen's big contract. Money is not that big of an issue for the Bills going forward.