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its actually not hard at all but the mystique surrounding it years ago still gets to people. Did you gain more non cut free agents than you lost. Oh you gained more? No comp pick Did you lose more than you gained? Yes? How many? 2 more? 2 comp picks. How much money did they make? That slots into what round you get as a pick

As it stands rn the Bills won’t get a pick next year either

The only thing I can think is it seems they always have another guy in the back pocket before they make that move. It’s very possible they are going after another slot WR. I wouldn’t be against Jamison Crowder

My thought on all of the DT interest is two fold. 1. I think by getting experienced guys in the middle with proven success it will help the younger defensive ends have one on ones and hopefully became better at their craft 2. I think they are on the fence with Edmunds. They probably feel they haven't given him enough beef up front to flow and be as successful as they like. If they put all of these guys in front of him and he is still average then they have their answer on whether to reup him or not after his 5th year option.

The Plan B is to sign another Cornerback who's better or to draft one in the first or second round.

He is very good at catching the ball, not just in the screen game but also down the field with wheel routes and angle routes. He’s a pretty explosive guy, will probably play the role that most envisioned Cordarelle Patterson would have played if he came here. Another speed guy on offense to cause mismatches underneath. Another good under the market signing.

Ward signed with the 49ers but they didn’t even list the guy who lost fits the Bills and that’s Donte Jackson from Carolina(yes yes another panther). I’d be going after him right now especially with the way the DB market has been exceptionally slow so far

What I notice so far is a lot of 2 year deals for guys. Thinking there has to be a correlation between that and the new salary cap surge after the TV deals get redone. Not a lot of big money getting thrown around due to tighter caps

The Steelers signed him to a 2 year max value 27 million that’s 13.5 million meaning that the Bills next year would get a 4th rounder if they sign less qualifying free agents than they gain so scratch this apparently since 13 million is incentives the actual deal is 2 years 14.2 million so 7.1 million is a 6th rounder so disappointed in that

you still have to make an eligible level of salary to count. Many guys don’t qualify. Looks like last year 2.3 mill was the non qualifying cutoff. I expect them to be more than that but the qualifying salary will probably also be higher

depends if Settle and Jones qualify. I’m not sure they will. 6 million is rolling a 6th rounder these days and I don’t either got that much. It will be interesting to see their numbers

To me, and I get he’s playing center, they are replacing Will Hernandez with a worse version of Will Hernandez

So 14 million is a 4th round comp pick.

Phillips just signed with the Vikings 3 years 19.5 mill

There is the big 1T everyone has been clamoring for. Not a big stat guy but a plugger

Joe Schoen with his first signing and I think it’s a really good one. I think Glowinski should have been on our radar and his deal was actually super reasonable

Well all know Beane works best after dark. I would suspect we’re gonna wait it out though to see who gets let go from other teams. I legit think they are finally gonna go the NE Patriots route and sign cut guys from other teams, let their own go this year, and grab young cheap contracts in the draft with their 10 or 11 picks next year

Let’s see if the Chargers make the playoff first before we crown them

I know I’ll get big time disagreement but Sal is the classic give it but can’t take it type of guy. I liked him when he first started but but the gig has gone to his head.

This might be the year that the Bills grab some of those vaunted comp picks. Trubisky with a big deal probably out of the gate and our first signing is a guy who was cut and doesn't count.

👃 Smells like a 1 year deal with a 2nd added to lower the cap number 👃

every year people get enthralled by huge deals but guess what next year the Jags will still be 6-11 at best

Jags spending big money on a guy who is a good player but not as good as he used to be and is starting to get injured a lot.

Cappa is actually a super underrated get. Started all 16 high grades. Not a big name but his game is pretty good. 10 million is cheaper than what I thought he’d get to be honest

Dont be surprised if the depth piece is also Austin Blythe OG/OC from the Chiefs. Spent time with Kromer in LA as well. He’d be a Feliciano type signing would be my guess