Big Turk

You mean except when he caught a pass against the Bills and outran everyone to the endzone 50 yards away?

Did not realize that since 2017, Poyer is the only player in the NFL with 500+ tackles, 20+ INTs and 10+ sacks.

One was the first option and the other part of a conglomerate of options behind Kelce.

He just had 933 yards last year...Meyers has never had 900 yards in his entire career.

Juju might not be that guy anymore due to injury, but he had a pretty decent year in KC, putting up over 900 yards...should easily be a 1000 yard receiver in NE as the #1.

Vikings did for a half.

Meyers has never put up a 110 catch 1400+ yard season.

3 year $33 million deal..apparently $11 million is the going rate for WR's this offseason? Meyers, Lazard and Smith-Schuster all signed for the same average per year.

He is a tough cover one on one and gets a lot of separation as well.

Depends on what you want. I prefer not having to worry about walking too close to any random body of water and forgetting alligators live there...or randomly come pay you a visit at your house. Nice to visit, would never live there 2 feet of snow isn't bad...7 is a different story.

Until the day you open your front door and walk right into an alligator...then you wouldn't be too thrilled. Or in the summer when its's melt into the asphalt hot there and beautiful here.

MLB player Jesse Winker about to jump through tables after his spring training game today...

Hopefully you were siting down so the tent wasn't pitched.

I think this shows that players both want to be here and respect Beane that he will treat them fairly and try and work something out that is a compromise for both sides.

I'm sure other teams do it also when appropriate and needed.

There are times when Josh is...kind of depends on how quickly he needs to make guys miss from being under pressure in games.

He had a better year than McKenzie has ever had in 2021 with far worse QBs throwing him the ball.

Harty/Harris had a better year than McKenzie has ever had in 2021 with nobodies throwing him the ball. I am guessing they believe he has more to offer than what they have gotten out of him and in an offense like the Bills he will get the chance to show it. Likely an analytics based signing. He also was 6th in the NFL in separation per route run in 2021 only behind marquee elite players. Bills are banking on that to come out more with them.

That is peanuts. People up in arms about $5 million guaranteed are really trying to find things to be upset about. Working OT on it even.

This is what the Bills were looking at, IMO. Analytics that show a player who gets more opportunity in a better offense might give better production.

No they didn't, he was already under contract for next year. He took a pay cut to stay with the Bills.

Is Dulin from Duloc?

Bills are probably telling him: "Show us some consistency week to week". He either plays like a top end DT in the NFL or like a replacement level player and almost nothing in between. Gotta be far more consistent than he is and increase his floor level of play significantly. This is his week to week valuation on OverTheCap based on his play week to week and it pretty much sums up with a picture Oliver's problem. We know he can take over the game at times like he did in Detroit on Thanksgiving. We also know he can be completely unseen in games as well. Can't have those type of grand canyon sized differences between your best and worst games.

I hope he doesn't do anything to screw up our comp picks for next year that we have already earned and likely will add to when Poyer departs.