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As much as I really like Cameron Lewis.. I've been around him since his time at UB and he's a warrior If we have players who are clearly better I wish him the best but I want the best players I think he does have a fight for the roster this year but I do think he does have future options elsewhere in the league

The only thing left is to wait and see.

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Annnnnnnnnnnnnnd still no

Yes and no, he is important to the team but is he worth 15 Million, no way.. He is no Sequon Barkley or Jahmyr Gibbs by any means. Barkley is a better running back by every metric. Jahmyr Gibbs is a much more explosive back and runner than James. James I believe is a better run after the catch type of guy but he does not have the power of the other two backs I mentioned. But it comes down how he is used in our offence in which he excels. Honestly I think he can be replaced as well, with any top RB coming out of college today, they are all a dime a dozen, and they all have unreal speed and they all can catch the ball. Is 15 million to much yes, 8 to 10 million maybe. This is my opinion and everyone will have a different take on Cook and how he benefits this team as a player. But he is replaceable.

I know how the minimum salary works and he is technically above it... Even if slightly...And I would take him above plenty of other dime corners The difference is most players getting cut are not NFL quality players.. cam Lewis is an NFL quality slot corner, back up safety and special team player he's actually talented and tough enough to play in the NFL... And he has tape that's better than a lot of dime corners

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If the rookies show promise, he'd be cut in final cutdowns when some 30+ players per team are released. And the more years you have in the NFL the more your minimum salary is. His is right around where a 6th year player is.

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If he got cut in camp he would absolutely be picked up by another NFL squad He signed a 2-year contract above what the veteran minimum would be for his salary.. if they thought he was a bum he would have got the lowest contract available.. even getting a couple hundred thousand above the minimum is more than a lot of players He's definitely better than most teams dime corners which is the only point I making is he is an NFL quality player regardless what team

It's hard when Cook is a liability in pass pro which means he essentially can't be on the field on 3rd downs... Hard to commit that kind of money to a 2 down back no matter how good he is

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Doubtful. Is it worth guaranteeing yourself deportation?

Fred Jackson...he reminded me of Thurman so much with the way he would run as if he had eyes in the back of his head and always knew the right angle to take so a chasing player couldn't get him. If the Bills stopped trying to to replace him every year and just let him play, he would have been a 10K yard back for them.

Annnnnnnnnnnd nope

He was an UFA last year and signed with the Bills for basically the minimum for someone with his number of years in the NFL. And releasing a player that late in the pre-season makes it much tougher for them to hook on with a new team. At best he's probably looking at being signed after game 1 so the new team can pay him game-by-game. It's a numbers game. There are 4 true safeties (Rapp, Bishop, Forrest and Hamlin) not counting Owens, 10 CBs, 1 returner (Codrington) and 2 CB/S (Lewis and Hancock). Again if Hancock looks promising, and especially Owens...

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“In every case?” I’m not sure I follow what you mean by that. As for shoveling for him, I don’t see it that way at all. I’m simply laying out how presidential pardons go. A president/team decides who to pardon. In many cases, the people being pardoned are guilty of a crime, though more recently, given retroactive grace for past transgressions that likely were criminal. That’s it. That’s the story. From there, it’s up to the citizen interested in the process to decide if the pardon was righteous or the result or not. That’s it. That’s the story.