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Keon breaking 1000 yards in his 2nd season will be more significant in a spread the ball around offense that balances with a run game than John Brown doing it late in his career as an anomaly when we ran a pass happy offense with less options to throw to and lacked a balanced run game.
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If the Bills do not sign him this year it is a going to cost a heck of a lot more to sign him as the season ends and into the offseason. So if your the Bills you sign him now to an extension, if you do not sign him you are either Franchising him next year or you are losing or letting him walk after this year. If he hits 1500 yards and North of 12 TDS he will get over 20 M easy next yr IMO. It is always cheaper to sign the player early.
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Every night, on my knees I pray Dear Lord, hear my please Don't ever let another take her love from me Or I will surely die
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I remember hearing the same thing from Kenneth Davis fans..š
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Yep. Awesome teammate..until he doesnāt throw to diggs every play, overthrows him, or diggs doesnāt get a lot of catches or yards. Then the real āteammateā will show his true colors.
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I wouldn't but I understand why some would. I believe the last first round RB who led their team in rushing yards to win a Super Bowl with their original team was Adaii in the '06 season. I know correlation doesn't equal causation but you just lose the value of having a guy on a rookie contract at a premium position if you draft a RB in the first round.
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anytime hometown Joey B wants to take less than 55M a year he can.
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Cook is very good, but not elite. He barely cracked 1K yards in a loaded Bills offense so I doubt he would produce more than that somewhere else. In my heart I want Cook, but in my mind I know itās a bad idea. Heās an excellent speed back, but he canāt block and he canāt catch the ball. Thereās a big difference between Cook and Barkley and Henry. If thereās a Bijan Robinson or Najee Harris type of back available next year at the bottom of RD1 though I wouldnāt be against it..
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Mike Brown is not cheap. He's poor for an NFL owner. His only valuable asset is the small-market team.
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his original rookie contract was 4 yrs $6m⦠Because he a pro bowler he gets a proven performance escalator payable in the final year of his deal https://atozsports.com/nfl/buffalo-bills-news/bills-players-that-made-pro-bowl/
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Good information. Thanks. The Bengals have more of a cash issue that creates the cap issue. Restructuring contracts to push the cap hit down the road means be more willing to have cash in hand to pay now. Mike Brown is cheap and this idea that Joe Burrow has changed the way the Bengals do business is a myth.
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I wouldn't be disappointed to see three guys watching Game 4 from the press box (Kane, Walman and whichever Panther drew the Charging call); that was embarrassing. It might not matter though; Bobo found the zone in the first OT of Game 2 and I'm not sure Edmonton can put enough behind him to win this series.
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Not much to say about this game.....I guess the phrase "crap-tacular" comes to mind. Edmonton has to stay out of the penalty box....they seemed to be trying to play Florida's game, and that's not what got them this far. That 3rd period was a joke.....I'm sure that is not they kind of Hockey the NHL wants to be showcased to a National audience.
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Fascinating that Cook's 2025 $5.3M salary (+$75k workout bonus) accounts for ~92% of his 4 year rookie contract's overall reported $5.8M value... He's on track to have earned just shy of $10M when he becomes eligible for FA in 2026. Why is his deal reported the way it is (on Spotrac)? ONLY guaranteed $ being accounted for in published valuation? Even in recent news, his 4-yr deal is reported to be under $6M. What the heck?
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Lol, itās not the same thing. The Bengals are spending over 1/3 of their cap on three players. 2024 Eagles Jalen Hurts: $13.6M cap hit (16th among QBs) A.J. Brown: $12M (13th among WRs) DeVonta Smith: $8.2M (23rd among WRs) Total cap hit: $33.8M Percentage of $255.4M cap: 13.2% 2025 Bengals Joe Burrow: $46M cap hit (3rd among QBs) Tee Higgins: $24M (6th among WRs) Ja'Marr Chase: $23.5M (7th among WRs) Total cap hit: $93.5M Percentage of $279.2M cap: 33.5% If they decide to give Hendrickson a cap hit around $30M (reportedly what heās asking for based on the EDGE market), theyāre going to be allocating 45% of their cap to four players that were already on their 9-8 team that missed the playoffs last seasonā¦
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Lets see what happens? Doubtful Spector survives the final cut and there's about a 90% chance this is Milano's last season.