Big Turk

But he also has continuity on the line with the other 4 players and performed well...you never know how changing pieces out will impact it. Sometimes it doesn't go as well as you think.

Maybe 30-40 mil which can easily be done without creating unneeded holes

The case to weaken your strongest overall position group is never a good one. Overthecap is showing the Bills at a little bit over 10 million over a projected cap of 279.5 million next year. Should be easy work for Beane to free up space for that.

Can be critical but you can't be too bad considering they have the 2nd best winning percentage in all of pro sports in the last 6 years only to the Chiefs. No matter who you have on your team, it's very very hard to be that consistently good to great over that length of time. And considering they have the best point differential by am almost unheard of 250 points over the 2nd place team over that time, hard to say a lot. People who do are just looking for something to complain about. Sure, we could use more top end talent, but so could most teams if we are being honest. At the end of the day, they just need to figure it out on D in the key playoff games.

Would the simple act of having them on your phone in the first place make them inherently insecure?

Looks like Diggs might be sparking something up with Cardi B... At least she sounds like a freak in the bedroom... https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/cardi-b-sparks-romance-rumors-165019301.html

Maybe but he seems like the type of dude you'd want on your team but hate if you played against him.

He has way more than 5 years left most likely as long as he takes care of himself

Very easy to do after you've seen how it all pans out. I might as well post my investment advice for the last year versus how all the hedge funds did... How much do you want to bet I come out way way better than they did?

C'mon... For what? He is washed.

Nah, you just give them the "minority owner" box which is smaller and has minimal bells and whistles

Huh? There are a lot of players that are speed demons late in the draft...most of them suck at actually playing football tho.

no brainer...get huge amount of cash and nothing changes...essentially you are making free money

I mean, maybe they are celebrating their inclusion on the new study that ranked them one of the ten "Most Dangerous Cities in the US"? https://www.yahoo.com/creators/lifestyle/story/new-report-reveals-10-of-the-most-dangerous-places-in-the-us-215118979.html

Obviously they feel they can improve at that position is the simple answer.

Would easily be able to do it since they would likely have a rookie QB under contract and not paying that position

Essentially yes...the GM's know the cap is going up every year due to the TV contracts just signed.

Jags should do this in a New York Minute... Lawrence got one of the worst contracts in the NFL and the Jags are hamstrung because of it...he isn't elite, never is going to be a franchise guy, they need to take this offer and run to the bank now, especially with it involving multiple high value assets.

Essentially void years allow them to spread cap hits out over extra years even tho that player will not be playing for the team...it's like signing a 5 year deal with $100 million guaranteed, but 2 are void years, meaning instead of having to pay a cap hit of $33 million over a 3 year contract, you can pay a cap hit of $20 million over 5 years. However those void years then have to be accounted for with the player not on the team.

Fits right into the KC Felons...wonder why they got rid of him... Bet Reid calls him up to see if he wants to come back after hearing of this... https://www.yahoo.com/sports/ex-browns-chiefs-wr-kadarius-toney-arrested-after-allegedly-strangling-a-woman-205755021.html

The issue is we DO this during the regular season and hold them to around 20ish points and win. We CANNOT do this during the playoffs...why is the burning question.

If they keep living in KC and keep eating that BBQ all the time, that's them in like 15 years.

Someone on D would be the obvious choice

Bills used to have a legit no-fly zone where they held teams under 200 yards passing about half the time which was absurd. I might argue in hindsight that Tremaine Edmunds leaving was the bigger loss...his wingspan and range in the middle of the field shut down a lot of passing concepts