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Just now, wppete said:

3 years left on his deal.

 

2019 - $10million

2020 - $10million

2021 - $12million

That's fine with me.Those are Morse numbers too,I would assume.

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6 minutes ago, BuffaloRebound said:

That’s a lot of money for a Guard.  3 years $32m left on his deal.  And have to give up a draft pick?  He better be All Pro level for that.  

 

Not really--the team that acquires him is only on the hook for his base salary, which means he can be restructured or extended at any point to save cap space (and he would get up-front money by doing so, so it's a win-win)

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Posted
1 minute ago, Kirby Jackson said:

I was on a cruise with him 3 years ago. That makes him a yes for me!!

 

Did you notice who his agent is?  Joe Panos--who signed his biggest NFL contract with...

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1 minute ago, Misterbluesky said:

Miller couldn't carry his umbrella.

 

Does this look like a man who uses an umbrella? 

 

Image result for kevin zeitler wet

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Posted
Just now, thebandit27 said:

 

I'd probably go as high as a 3rd, but I'd try to get it done for a 4th

 

A 3rd sounds very expensive especially for that contract we are getting in return. 

Posted
1 minute ago, wppete said:

 

A 3rd sounds very expensive especially for that contract we are getting in return. 

 

Not to me--he's a 7-year vet that's started 64/64 games in the last 4 seasons, and played at a very high level.

 

A 3rd round pick is a relative bargain for a known commodity, especially since Buffalo would be inheriting zero guaranteed money.

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3 minutes ago, wppete said:

 

A 3rd sounds very expensive especially for that contract we are getting in return. 

 

I understand he has a big contract, but at the end of the day, what are the odds we get a player with that much talent in the third round?  We have the space, this is not a terrible way to use it. 

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Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, whatdrought said:

 

Fans always think that. They're rarely right. :P

 

True..

 

Similar to how we think we are going to get him for a 5th round pick...:lol:

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As much as I wanted Saffold, he is 31 and Zeitler is 28.  It would be a shrewd move, and I know I’m a broken record but Paradis at 26 would round us out with Juwain Taylor at LT.  We would go from a weakness to significant strength.  Running game gets better, passing gets better, more holes for Allen, Shady, and so on.

 

Bring it baby.  Investing real $ for excellent O Lineman who have time to be here for awhile is a great investment.  Get one of those stud TE’s in the draft, and we’re back in the game.

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Posted (edited)
36 minutes ago, JoshAllenHasBigHands said:

But why, I thought the Browns had a decent amount of cap space? 

 

My first thought too. 

 

But it hell I wouldn’t gripe about 5 new FA starting o lineman either, so why not. 

 

Would be nice to stack the o line with known already developed talent then blow draft pick on fancy offensive toys and an Edge.  

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1 minute ago, thebandit27 said:

 

Not to me--he's a 7-year vet that's started 64/64 games in the last 4 seasons, and played at a very high level.

 

A 3rd round pick is a relative bargain for a known commodity, especially since Buffalo would be inheriting zero guaranteed money.

 

But if you’re giving up a 3rd, the first 2 years are basically guaranteed because you’re not cutting a guy after a year that you spent a 3rd round pick on.  

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