BuffaloRebound

I don’t know. Suh, Gronk, and Fournette were all 1 year types that made a huge difference for Tampa.

Newton is better than most backups but nobody is giving him a starting job or even chance at one after the year he put up in New England. With limited cap space, I would very confidently bet the under on somebody giving him $5m.

Dude probably not getting the offers he thought he would.

I’d be happier with Watt, Milano, and Williams.

I’d be alright with signing Williams and Ngakoue and letting Milano walk.

I can’t see anybody paying him more than $2-3m for 1 year. For somebody who’s made $70m in his career, the guy’s gotta really love playing to come back and play for $2-3m.

If he’s better and cheaper than Butler, then I’m for it. Same with WAtt. He’s better than Addison and Jefferson combined and most likely cheaper than those 2 combined.

I think you bring back McKenzie and spend Brown’s money on a real Tight End.

Reddick would be interesting. And there is a connection as it seems he’s boys with Dawkins and Matekevich from his college days. He’s not a Milano replacement as he plays a different position but this defense definitely needs playmakers in its front 6.

I’d be shocked if Brown gets anywhere near $9m per year if cut by the Bills. A lot of really good WR’s on the free agent market and a declining cap could really hurt a guy like Brown. I wouldn’t wanna be looking for a team if I were him. I’d pounce on $5m guaranteed this year I were him.

2nd rounder at most for Darnold. Was in a bad situation but showed almost no improvement in 3 years. I think I’d take a chance on Mariota over Darnold.

Clements got overpaid by 49ers. Winfield was the guy to keep. He was a winner. Same with Pat Williams. Donahoe usually ended up out-smarting himself.

handshake deal involves Texans trusting Watt. They did him a huge favor cutting him now. None of his 2021 money was guaranteed until 1st game of 2021 season. Good luck finding somebody in late August who has the cap space and hasn’t already filled their needs. NFL owners didn’t become Billionaires giving anything away for free. Unless McNair is a total fool, he told Watt I’ll give you your release now as long as I don’t have to play you twice a year and remind Texans fans how inept I am.

we all know he was released. Doesn’t mean there wasn’t a handshake deal that he can sign with anyone but the 3 teams in their division. Thurman was kicked to the curb.

Thurman was po’d when Bills cut him. Watt wanted his release. Unless Texans are even more inept that everybody thinks, you trade him to the Jets for a 5th round pick before you do him any favors and let him go to a team in your division.

They traded Dee Ford to SF for a 2nd round pick after his Offside penalty cost them trip to super bowl. They traded a 1st rounder to Seattle for Frank Clark and gave him a huge contract. They signed Alex Okafor for 3 year $18m. Doesn’t look like they did much at DT unless I’m missing something. I’d compare their overhaul to bringing in a Watt and Ngoukae and cutting Addison, Butler and/or Jefferson since nobody’s trading anything for those guys.

Sr was a hell of a player. One of the toughest little dudes I can remember. Not sure how he would’ve fared in the pass happy NFL of today. Most of his impact plays were in run support. Maybe he would’ve been a safety like Jr.

i haven’t watched many Vikings games, but Kyle Rudolph is mentioned as potential cap casualty there. He’s a big dude who’s viewed as a good blocker, more along the lines of a Gronk. If he has anything left, he might be the type who can help the offense with his blocking and ability to move the chains when we need to grind it out.

Tennessee makes a lot of sense but you gotta think McNair at least asked him to not go to a team in same division, but Texans looking pretty poorly run so you never know.

Lack of cap space just means teams have to be more creative. If Watt and the team he desires want to make it happen, they’ll make it happen. New Orleans probably only team that cap is a factor for, but they still always find a way to make it work.

I’d part with a 2nd round pick to pay Cunningham $10m per year for 4 years with only $10m guaranteed than Milano $14m per year with probably at least double the guaranteed money. Cunningham is the better player.

Here’s another name if Milano breaks the bank... Zack Cunningham. If Texans are in tank mode, I’d be willing to give up at least a 2nd rounder for him. His contract is very reasonable the next 3 years ($8-10m per year over 3 years).

I think Moss gives us what we need at RB next year. He’s not gonna break any long runs, but he can catch, block, and get you tough yards. Maybe take a chance on a guy like Marlin Mack who’s coming back from an injury. I don’t think drafting Dobbins would’ve moved the needle very much and I still think Epenesa could blossom.

I think Epenesa surprises this year. He was starting to flash at end of year. No real offseason program and the weight thing was a little bizarre but he did what they asked him to do. I could see him being a good rotational guy in 2021. Good enough to drop a higher priced vet and use the money elsewhere.

Welcome to the NFL Urban where you can’t do whatever the hell you want and you’re sometimes actually held accountable.