DrDawkinstein

My man, I literally said "believe it or dont". No sweat off my sack.

Like where? Truly asking since I didnt give it much thought, and most teams are a worse situation than Buffalo. What good team needs him?

Numbers look like it would be very easy to cut him and move on. But you need bodies for camp, and some vet competition for rookies to get a good read on exactly where they stand. Just because we brought him back doesnt mean he stays, or that we are done addressing the position.

Good for Gabe

lol, who screamed at you, you poor little thing

And is there any scenario more scary or uncertain than an overpaid under-performer getting cut right as FA starts? Especially for a guy who was a walk-on in college, parlayed it to a 3d round pick, and parlayed that into a $52M contract which he has already earned $25M of? And especially as a TE in this market.

No one knows yet. Reasonable estimates would be saving $8-9M. Bring his hit down from $17M to $8-9M

Yes

The opposing DL

It will (likely) significantly lower his cap hit this season, which is why everyone has been calling for this extension for the last 2 months. Taron Johnson likely next.

And thank goodness. Trading away a cornerstone LT for a chance at a guy who will just join a pool of possible targets is a great way to sabotage your team.

Love to see it!

Would never happen, but if it does, then you trade out of that pick.

Bro, dont do this all day. There is a thread for all these non-Bills signings.

He just did. Either believe it or dont. It doesnt matter. Like I said, pay more attention going forward if it's that important to you.

And it's not that painful considering we're talking about guys who are all multi-millionaires already.

No offense to OP, but are we going to do a separate thread for every irrelevant signing around the league? Or have one mega-thread for all the news? @Simon, @SDS?

You certainly could. But at 27 and already sitting on likely $15M cash, staying here on a well-run team with a great QB is probably worth that $3M, as opposed to landing on... the Raiders, let's say, and having a horribly un-fun year on a poorly run and coached team, with no QB. And then be out of the league in 2025. I'm always in favor of players getting as much cash as they can, but sometimes there is a bigger picture that will earn you more in the long run as opposed to just this year.

Just pay attention to posts? You're taking it a bit too seriously, especially because no one will ever reveal their sources, for good reason. He's our most reliable Red Zone weapon. And the Bills are something ridiculous like 20-0 in games he has a TD catch.

Happy has his connections at OBD. That's been established here. It's Buffalo. 2 degrees of separation at most.

It's the Josh Effect. Especially for Knox. Sure, he could get released, and go to a worse team, and have to move and learn a new system in a new place. Or he can sit on the ~$25M he's already earned, take a pay cut now and only make a few million instead of 10 million, and stay with a winning team and one of the best QBs in the league, where he already lives and has the best opportunity for success. If Knox got released and ended up on a bad team, his career is probably over in 2-3 years. Here, he could play another 4-6. And win a SB.

Haha, that wasnt my dude. He had this crazy reverend character he would launch into and invite everyone to a church bbq.

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They werent at a camp. They werent running serious drills. She never played football before and they were only playing around. And when he couldnt beat her going half-speed, he kicked it up a notch, bashed her and injured her. Because his fragile little-man ego couldnt handle it.

Awesome take. She posts pics so she's the untrustworthy one. Here is Hill's background for comparison: In 2014, Hill was dismissed from Oklahoma State’s football team after being arrested and accused of domestic violence. Hill allegedly threw his pregnant girlfriend around “like a ragdoll,” punched her in the face, sat on her, punched her in the stomach and choked her, according to a police report obtained by the Tulsa World in Oklahoma. Hill pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation. He received three years of probation and was sentenced to enroll in a year-long anger-management course, a program designed to rehabilitate those who’ve been convicted of battery. And in 2019, Hill was the subject of a criminal investigation for alleged battery after an incident left his son, then 3, with a broken arm. As of 2019, the case was inactive after medical investigations determined the arm was broken by accident. Hill did not receive any discipline from the NFL. And in 2023, Hill is being investigated by Miami-Dade police about allegations that he hit a charter employee at Haulover Marina on Father’s Day, has faced legal troubles before over alleged violent incidents. According to a tip received by Local 10 News, the alleged incident took place at 6 p.m. Sunday when Hill got into a disagreement with the worker and ended up hitting the man. But she posts pics. Good for you.