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If he signed for 8-10 million I’d be shocked. That 8.7 in two years would put him as the 18th highest paid TE by average contract value THIS season. Cost will only go up. Mark Andrews - 13 million Jake Furgeson - 12 million Pat Freirmeurh - 12 mil Dalton Schultz - 12 Cole Kmet - 12 If he signed this offseason, I’d fully expect him to be in that range, let alone in two years it could absolutely be 15 mil. To me it is more about the guarentees, when they give them and the length of the contract (he’s already 26y/o).

This is something we've been discussing as far back as after the 2021 Divisional Round game and they've run it back or even doubled-down on the philosophy every year since then. I still do not see McD and by connection Beane pivoting away from their basic operating strategy and abandoning how they see the game played. Not when McD himself has been harping about running it better since 2020 ended. Not when each UFA signing period goes defense first. One would think with this running game and putting so much into the defense they'd finally understand the way they see winning football is insufficient at key moments. One caveat...I don't see any team as dominant in the AFC and they well could advance if some things go their way. Even then if they reach the SB, I agree the experiment in "complementary football" should end and they adjust to prioritizing the QB above everything else. Anything's possible I suppose, but I'll believe that when I see it.

Is there a physical therapist in here that can tell me if Ed Oliver is supposed to be using such limited range of motion for rehab? Or does his pushup form actually just suck?

Disagree. Stafford has a better narrative. Vet QB who very well might be playing his last season and is putting together is best season to date. Both have great numbers so voters will have to decide based on narrative. Stafford's trump card is that voters know if they don't name him MVP this year he likely will never get another shot at the award. Voters will look at Maye and figure he has many more years of being in the conversation. What Maye does have going for him is that Sunday night game in Baltimore in primetime in two weeks. Reminds me of two years ago when Baltimore destroyed the 49ers, mostly due to 5 combined interceptions between Purdy and Darnold, and the win locked up Lamar's MVP. Still, Maye is going to need Stafford to faulter down the stretch quite a bit. But at this point with 35 TD's and 4 games to go Stafford is a lock to get 40+ TD's and that is even if his play slips down the stretch. Him and Josh will probably be the only two 40+ TD QB's on the season.

😂😂What on earth He definitely drafted Peterman He definitely threw rookie Allen into the middle a 47-3 week1 ass kicking Feel free to not have conversations w me, but get your facts straight first. Your argument is nonsense

The internet has one job: confirm whatever you want to believe.

Not sure what you mean by spectacular... Beane is def not. But he builds the roster on depth and not stars. Whether a person thinks that is a fault or a virtue is up for the debate with the salary cap. He has absolutely derelected the WR position. And Boogie Basham says hi with all his meddling buddy draft picks on the DL. Personally, I wish we had a guy that pushed money to 2033 like Howie Roseman does. But that may be a Pegula restriction.

I found out our 30th reunion was based on a bet. One of the "cool" girls bet some others in her click that she could get a reunion going just by mentioning it on FB. And it worked, I was actually instrumental in making it happen, though I did not find out about this bet till much later after it happened.

Love him, but he's always injured

Yep

Can you run a WR screen off this? Asking for Joe Brady

Scoreboard on the North end almost done.

I'm on record for years as stating the best way to get a good quarterback is to sit them as long as possible Literally even first round picks used to sit for a time Eli Manning was the number one pick and sat ... Philip Rivers was a top five pick and sat Again Sean didn't draft Peterman... But he did know that throwing Josh to the fire is never the correct call... We are lucky Josh survived it... That's more the history of the NFL No offense dude I'm just never going to have a conversation with you again if you think he'd be better off on other franchises to start his career lol he could've been ruined by TONS of teams Tom Brady would not have been Tom Brady on a 31 other teams Sorry man The history of the league says where you get drafted and the coach you have determines way more than your own individual talent.. because there's tons of players with talent out the Ying Yang who don't reach that level and it's because circumstances Tons of quarterbacks have had talent out the yin yang with good work ethics and flame out... Nobody is going to be successful on the Jets organization with how they've been structured for years They will ruin anybody

This is not universally true for first round players. Although this past off season we saw a few guys on 4 year deals get re-upped after 3 years (Bernard, Cook, Benford, Shakir). When it comes to first rounders they’ve done this with Allen and Tre White after theee years, but most recently have waited until after the 4th year to extend Ed Oliver and Greg Rousseau.

Surprised he didn't shatter his arms. The guy missed 4 games after getting his foot stepped on afterall

Well at least his triceps are OK...

Impressive. Mahomes did do this last year though. Beat Jackson on opening night. Beat Burrow a week later. Then beat Josh in AFCCG.

A Nazi, yes.

Looks good. Suit up. Seriously, this is encouraging.

One part that caught my attention (spoiler alert)................. talking about the sound of a herd of buffalo running around the stadium with the new audio system. THE TRAIN HORN IS DEAD!!!!

This has been addressed over and over It's SUCH a retelling of history that the Bills 'groomed' Allen when what they actually did was throw him into an absolutely pitiful QB room and were forced to play him after McDermott's Peterman experiment predictably capsized. His weapons were even worse than they are today and the oline was poor as well He succeeded in spite of McDermott and Beane, not because of them. I actually think it's easier to argue he'd have had MORE success had he been drafted to another team