Tre White A Post June 1st Cut, According to Schefter

[NeverOutNick]

Best CB we’ve ever had when healthy. Loved his attitude and everything about him but I understand the move. Hope he rebounds and plays great for an NFC team.

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

Just now, NeverOutNick said:

Best CB we’ve ever had when healthy. Loved his attitude and everything about him but I understand the move. Hope he rebounds and plays great for an NFC team.

This is just patently false.

 

WInfield/Clements were both WAY better than Tre, and I liked Tre

 

[CheshireCT]

12 minutes ago, rajinka said:

Eh he made millions of dollars playing a kids game.  

 

The Bills are making the right move, so no complaints about that. 

 

Sure he's got money and had success, the point is that he was a highly gifted, hard-working athlete with a great spirit whose career was cut short. That's disappointing, for him, the team, and the fans.

[JMM]

Beane doing the RIGHT thing. We need to get younger.

[MarkyMannn]

14 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

I am glad we released him but I don't understand the post-6/1 designation. We could have taken a $10.3M dead cap hit this year and saved $6M right a away, with no ramifications in 2025. Instead we take a $6.2M dead cap hit this year AND a $4.1M dead cap hit in 2025. And we don't really get to use his savings this year until after FA is over.

 

I wonder what the thought process was here?

 

What you post is exactly how I understand it too. I'd rather take the full 10 now than spread it out 

[julian]

Ok, now we’re seeing Bean making the tough but necessary decisions, I was worried he’d be too emotionally involved with some of the veterans to do what needed to be done.

 

 Glad to see the GM is doing right by the organization and leaving feelings at the door.

[Buffalo Super Fan]

The right move here by the Buffalo Bills two ACL’s Tre White won’t be the same player he once was in my opinion. Go Bills! Let’s Go Buffalo 

[billsbackto81]

Surprisingly, I'm not all that upset. I've soured on Tre over the last 2 plus years. 

 

His play looked like it was in decline before he got hurt and it just went south from there.

 

Yeah, it sucks getting injured. I know everyone is different but I thought he would have returned sooner after his ACL. When he did finally return he looked pedestrian at best. It also looked like he was afraid to go 100% because of fear of reinjuring. That really ticked me off. 

 

Then last year with the Achilles kinda sealed his fate and now will wear a "damaged goods" label.

 

High character, good team mate, but the run is over.

 

Good luck Tre.

 

 

[NeverOutNick]

1 hour ago, Pine Barrens Mafia said:

This is just patently false.

 

WInfield/Clements were both WAY better than Tre, and I liked Tre

 

loved Winfield and Clements but at his best Tre was better. True lockdown #1. Winfield was the best tackling CB we’ve ever had though I’ll concede that. 

[Rico]

1 hour ago, Pine Barrens Mafia said:

This is just patently false.

 

WInfield/Clements were both WAY better than Tre, and I liked Tre

 

Agree that Nate was better.

[Snowbowl]

I’m sure both McDermott and Beane hated doing this. The business end of the nfl sucks

[Matt_In_NH]

2 hours ago, davefan66 said:

What the heck.

 

Defensive backfield.  Gone.

 

Love the guy!

He hasn't been there for the last 2.5 years.

[T master]

2 hours ago, davefan66 said:

What the heck.

 

Defensive backfield.  Gone.

 

Love the guy!

 

Yah i hate that his luck went the way it did i figured he would be a Bill for life but that injury bug just doesn't care who it bites !! 

[ScotSHO]

Nate Odomes had a similar career to Tre.  Very productive, lasted longer than the average CB but injuries ended his career in a similar fashion.

[NewEra]

3 hours ago, Beast said:

Probably my favorite Bill over the past 20 something seasons but it had to happen.

 

I’ll always love the guy.

💯 always

[In Summary]

36 minutes ago, Snowbowl said:

I’m sure both McDermott and Beane hated doing this. The business end of the nfl sucks

Ideally, Beane was the clear hatchet man and made it easier for McDermott.  

[davefan66]

7 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:

He hasn't been there for the last 2.5 years.

Was back last season. Unfortunately got injured again.

 

Tre is a baller and great dude.

[John from Riverside]

I’ll always root for Trey but Achilles to one leg and an acl to the other who knows if we would ever see the old tray again
 

We just couldn’t do it not at that price

Edited March 7 by John from Riverside

[GunnerBill]

10 hours ago, HappyDays said:

I am glad we released him but I don't understand the post-6/1 designation. We could have taken a $10.3M dead cap hit this year and saved $6M right a away, with no ramifications in 2025. Instead we take a $6.2M dead cap hit this year AND a $4.1M dead cap hit in 2025. And we don't really get to use his savings this year until after FA is over.

 

I wonder what the thought process was here?

 

 

I suspect, though I don't know, it is related to the injury. If they'd cut him with an immediate designation then because he couldn't pass a medical the roster bonus, which is guaranteed for injury, accelerates onto the cap so your savings are not $6m they are $4.5m. Maybe with a post 1 June cut the point at which he has to be able to pass the medical is then - even though technically he is a FA now?

 

I don't know that last sentence to be true. Others might know more on how that works. But that is my guess. 

 

 

[Matt_In_NH]

2 hours ago, davefan66 said:

Was back last season. Unfortunately got injured again.

 

Tre is a baller and great dude.

Three games.  We all know about the injuries.