Big Turk

Nope, because the cap number is going up huge each year for the next 4 or 5 years due to the new TV contracts. We will be at $300 million by 2026 most likely. At that point, their contracts will be some of the best bargains in the NFL as other QBs continue to get new deals based on the increasing cap. Allen will be taking up 15% of the cap or less by then.

That has a chance to send that locker room spiraling out of control considering Rodgers has been playing at a sub-replacement player level for much of the year.

I just want to see if he has come up with a gameplan that makes the Bills punt not involving 60 mph winds.

Especially if they on offense recently.

Wow...ex Patriot DB Assante Samuel piling on Belichick now...

Someone who clearly doesn't know what he is watching. It was pretty obvious just on TV that Jones was a pillar in the middle, even more so once Phillips and Oliver went down.

Allen Lazard, GB's best remaining WR may not play...arm was in a sling after the game last week, hurt his shoulder.

West Seneca also, especially in the area bordering OP.

Great video breakdown of various ways the Bills DT's are helping the D out. From controlling the LOS and taking on double teams and preventing combo blocks from getting to the LB's, to getting upfield in the pass rush. Daquan Jones has been nothing less than stellar for the Bills, but the other DT's have been playing very well also... Bills causing stalemates at the LOS on a regular basis giving the RB nowhere to go on runs.

That may be the case but the skill set needed to be a good head coach is far different than that of a coordinator, which is where many teams fail...Those type of skills are NOT easily obtained if a person doesn't have them...leadership, communication, CEO mentality, etc... a good portion of your success as a head coach is not directly related to football per se...much more is related to managing and leadership on a week to week basis.

If you hire the right guy, he doesn't have this type of dumpster fire on his hands like Hackett does. He is not qualified to run a pro football team as a head coach, period. That's my whole point. It's why I said you may need to wait a while to see if a coach actually has it, like with McD, but you know pretty much right away when they don't. McD never looked like this on a team with far less talent than Hackett's team has.

Ah...more info coming out. Apparently Colts decision in large part was based on being afraid a serious Ryan injury would leave them on the hook for a lot more than they are now due to injury guarantees 3 days into the new league year. He is guaranteed $12 million but has another $7.205 million guaranteed for injury and a $10 million roster bonus also guaranteed for injury. Apparently do not want to take a chance they are on the hook for an additional $17 million as they don't plan on him being their QB next year. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/10/25/matt-ryans-contract-is-the-main-reason-he-wont-play-for-the-colts-again-this-year/

This dude could get fired after this week if he loses to the Jags. The new ownership group didn't hire him. He looks like he is WAY over his head and has no idea how to right the ship. Some people don't have the proper skills to be a HC. He clearly doesn't. Sometimes it takes a while to figure out if a coach actually does have it, but you can usually tell right away when a coach doesn't. And he doesn't.

So let me get this straight...Titans release new renderings of the stadium that was announced well after the Bills stadium? Bills are slacking.

Yeah, I live in Depew(on the Lancaster side) and literally any place I want to go is like 15-20 mins away.

Yeah, no maintenance and they are very close to the rink making for an easy commute to work. Plus in the middle of the nightlife scene down there.

Not comparing him directly to Wallace, just saying how both teams find and develop quality players that are UDFA's. Jackson had a lot of picks, but the Bills still had the better pass D...even with Wallace.

Likely is on a vet minimum contract with no bonus so I doubt there would be any ramification in terms of dead cap.

My friend lives in West Seneca, but close to the West Seneca/OP line.

NE does have a DB friendly system, much like the Bills do. They have the ability to find and coach up DB's to play very solidly in their system. JC Jackson was a UFA, much like Levi Wallace. However, those players usually don't replicate their success they had when with those teams because they are expected to do more which they don't have the talent to do most times. Same thing with Malcolm Butler.

Maybe not when he is allowing a QB rating of 112 on passes thrown at him...that's not even replacement level.

Drop a swizzle stick to the ground in honor of him.

highly doubt they kept a player on the active roster for 3 weeks to trade him.

This is so freaking cool! Obviously he has spent a lot of time, effort, energy and money on it but it looks amazing, especially the football field that is his front lawn, complete with painted endzones, yard lines and FG posts. Does anyone with the BillsMafia do something similar that you know of? I've seen the painted barn but nothing close to this. https://www.yahoo.com/news/kansas-retiree-turns-love-chiefs-102500191.html

Happens every year, just how it goes in football.