DrDawkinstein

Do every GM with your same negative attitude and see how they hold up. You might find 2 maybe 3 that has done better. But you dont want that perspective, you wouldnt be able to complain.

I know. I was mostly sticking it to C Biscuit and Billl who were in the middle of their "victory lap" claiming how right they were. Figured congratulating someone else would be a funny/dick move. And Doc, and the rest of us, were right.

Cole Bigsley

Kincaid's ceiling is Kelce. Mayers ceiling is Lee Smith. See, anyone can just pull bad comparisons out their ass.

Yeah, the thing with Gesicki is that if you consider him a WR then he is just an ok WR. He's a good receiver "for a TE". But wont make the full transition to full time WR. Kincaid looks like a true WR that was designated to the TE position. 🤞

The nickname I've seen kicking around social media is "Cole Big-sley" and I'm liking it.

The bold is where you get off track. Knox is out there running routes and getting wide open. His lack of targets is solely on Josh deciding to go deep on low percentage hero balls instead of taking the underneath routes and moving the chains. Some folks believe that was due to his elbow injury, which is possible. If Josh's arm is better, and he goes back to taking open guys like the first 6 weeks, then Kincaid is set to light it up. Along with Knox, and Diggs, and Cook, and... Also, dont think of this kid as merely a TE. He was the #1 Slot WR in the draft. That is what we drafted. Not an inline, blocking TE. But a 6'4' 245lb Cole Beasley.

According to Beane, if they couldnt trade up/land Kincaid then the next step was to trade out of the 1st. That would indicate that their grading on Kincaid had him as the only 1st round talent left, and by far the Best Player Available. So they went and got him. He was the Best Player Available since maybe pick 23, and the only 1st round player left, and at a need of pass catching play maker. That's about as clear cut as it can get. (Which is not very)

What are your other real options, considering crying on a message board or calling into WGR doesnt actually do anything?

Bills pick goes in around page 94. Pretty funny stuff, thanks!

Maximum 3% per NFLPA. Star players usually pay more like 1%.

This dude is a slot WR, he should be able to contribute pretty quickly in some form.

Good catch on which teams were in the stack. Those would all make sense. Wonder how big of a surprise it is.

Nice call dude!

Bills Social Media team still undefeated

This is the new trend of attitude that is absolutely ruining Bills Mafia right now.

BILLS ON THE CLOCK

Lions war room really fired up for... a RB...

Thank you @Virgil for doing this again and again and again every year! Thanks to all that participate for making the down time of the offseason go by a little quicker. Go Bills!

THATS WHAT SHE SAID!

No, it was 3 years, $133M fully guaranteed. Which would have been up for renewal sooner. And likely would have been the best deal over all. He got $185M guaranteed over 5 years. Had he taken the 3/$133M, he would have been up for renewal 2 years earlier. And as long as his new, new deal covers that $50M over 2 years gap, he's ahead of the game.

How do we impeach a commissioner?

I promise his mom is taking more than $5M Right. He used the standard QB leverage and got nothing extra like he wanted. He went all the way to the end point of that leverage and then had to come back to reality.

That isnt the discussion we were having. We arent discussing whether he earned the standard NFL Franchise QB contract. Of course he did. Good for him. We're discussing whether all this drama and holding out got him anything extra. We're discussing whether it was his master business prowess and negotiation skills that got him this deal or not. And my stance is, he didnt do anything special in these contract negotiations to get "more money". His tactics practically cost him money. And he didnt get his demands.