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I’d be okay with Landry as the DE opposite Groot or in the # 3 role but then you have to move Epenesa imo

Maybe im lost and this is a joke. 2nd poster though lol. In case it’s serious the backup TE was named Brenton Strange

Ezeiruaku or Starks if you are stuck there

I believe he’s on the books for 23 so I want more than 10. He’s gotta give me 12-14

It’s a good deal AAV wise and with Milano possibly coming off the books in 2026, they needed to lock Bernard in to play alongside Williams. Seems like their getting their value guys re-signed first and work on Benford who’s going to get a massive deal

I’ve been saying outside of a roster spot, if Miller is willing to take a steep paycut it is way more advantageous to the Bills to keep him for salary cap purposes both this year and then ask him to go to base salary before retiring next off season

https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-s-top-50-2025-nfl-draft-prospect-rankings-3-0 I feel I have been a step ahead this draft season. Obviously things could go differently but things I have been 100% correct on so far that the draft community being slow on. Mike Green being a high draft pick Tet McMillan being too high Mykel Williams being too high Kelvin Banks being too high Donovan Ezeiruaku being too low Having Mason Taylor as TE3 Shavon Revel dropping Darius Alexander rising Armand Membou too low Things I was wrong on so far: Jalon Walker too low Jihaad Campbell too low Will Johnson too high Landon Jackson too low

Former Bills draft pick Ronald Darby was also let go by the Jags tonight

I think they are seeing how much of a paycut Von is willing to take before making that move. If he stays another year , then retires and they reduce his salary to minimum that would be a huge favor on the future Bills cap.

You could kind of see this coming. Engram was obviously hurt a lot last year but even after he got healthy he was splitting a lot of time with Brenton Strange which I found unusual since he was such a threat in their offense the year before

I’ve always liked the way Hendrickson played and he’d be a great addition here. He also will cost significantly less than a Myles Garrett. My question on this is how willing would the Bengals be to trade him to the Bills as they probably see them as a team they’ll have to compete with

Yea no surprised he was better last year but not great. Camarda plus some camp competition

Think we need a thread for every release

Good for him, made his money, has had some concussions, not going to win a SB so save your body and brain

Fell off a cliff for a number of reasons. I’d pass for what he’s going to cost

I’d go a 4th this year and a conditional pick next year that could be another 4th. Two 4ths sound fair

I’ll agree with 1&3. I don’t agree he’s past his prime he’s 28. Yup he got hurt last year but before that hr had 3 seasons with 1,000, 1,100 and 800 yards. He wouldn’t be coming in to be the go to guy he’d come in on passing downs to be the elite man separator he’s always been

Unlike Garrett , it seems Crosby was trying to work getting a better contract from the Raiders more than wanting to get out of there

Lockett is washed

He’s a downfield threat. I don’t get so caught up with the boundary/ slot thing. Just find good players. The Bills can do a lot worse than Kirk

Yes and No. Covid and new NCAA rules have affected the pool. You’ll see more and more guys staying because they can guarantee themselves cash before the NFL or before they have to go into a non football career. Id prefer the younger prospect with upside for sure but you’ll get quicker to contribute NFL guys in year 1 that can be role players in the mid rounds if you chose the right guys

He needs to actually do something for himself. Sticking with Derek Carr and a declining Aaron Rodgers is doing nothing but hurting his career

I am now of the belief that the Bears might lean Ashton Jeanty at 10 after filling most of their Oline needs here via trade

Asset allocation. They are trying to keep Trey Smith but that would be a ton of money invested in an OL and Smith is a pro bowler in his own right who’s much younger

I like the way he plays but i'm a big traits guy and I can't get behind a pass rusher in a 4-3 being 6'1 and 249 pounds with under 32 inch arms. He'd have to be a flawless technician to be successful in the NFL. Solomon was about the same size with almost 34 inch arms and with the depth in this draft at DL he will probably be available in round 4 or possibly even 5.