Buffalo_Stampede Posted February 19 Posted February 19 31 minutes ago, John from Riverside said: First, we have to get to the playoff game We don’t need him. Quote
BarleyNY Posted February 19 Posted February 19 (edited) 1 hour ago, Magox said: Leave as is - Diggs and Miller (You only restructure guys you are fairly certain that will be with you the following year and neither in my view are certain) This is a common misconception. Teams regularly structure contracts in this way, often using void years. I understand the thinking behind it. It’s unpalatable to see a large dead cap hit for a player that won’t be on the team so it’s easy to think that such a player can’t be cut. But there at times doing it is helpful. This season I think two possibilities are Poyer and Morse. Both could be restructured with void years to move some of their cap hits out a season. That would help clear some room if the Bills need to take a big hit on Miller, Diggs or White this season. As for Von Miller, if the team keeps him this season then a restructure actually makes a lot of sense. I think the plan all along has been to make him a designated June 1 cut next off-season. As it stands, I can see them moving on from him this off-season, especially if a league suspension voids his guarantees. Edited February 19 by BarleyNY Quote
GunnerBill Posted February 19 Posted February 19 2 hours ago, BuffaloRebound said: Post June 1 trade seems unrealistic. Teams make their big moves before the draft. And I’m not sure how a 2025 draft pick helps the Bills very much. The options are to cut him before his 2024 salary becomes guaranteed on march 14th or keep him. I suppose a 3rd option is somebody gives Bills enough trade compensation that they eat the full $31m in dead cap this year, but can’t see that happening. Diggs seems like he’s being a good soldier so far this off-season so Id be inclined to keep him. I think being here in 2024 is close to a lock. I am much less persuaded than the C1 guys that he is here beyond that. Quote
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