DCbillsfan

Per Over The Cap, the Colts have 13 UFA's, 6 RFA's, and 3 ERFA's. Sorry couldn't figure out the link thing. ☹️

I hope Brown fully recovers and I hope the Bills do not draft any WR with an injury history in the first three rounds. The Bills need at least 3 starters from this year's draft imo.

McBeane, for the first time, will be adding overall talent to the roster. So far, it's been trade a guy and get a pick. Or waive a guy and sign a guy. Net zero sum. Between free agency and draft this ofsseason, they will add 8 to 12 guys to the roster who have contracts longer than one year. Will this put them in the postseason in 2019? I sure hope so. I'm expecting it.

The Bills oline is terrible. Needs major talent infusion.

I'm actually chomping at the bit. I'm trusting the process but can't wait to see what the Bills do in free agency and the draft.

Corey Carter i believe would have won the punter job if he didnt tear his ACL. Carter and Bojorquez will fight it out. No need to draft a punter. The Bills have more pressing needs on offense.

Traded that pick and #22 to Ravens to draft Edmunds at 16. The Bills also got a pick back from Ravens. I believe it was a 5th Rd pick Sian Neal

I guess will disagree. They had some talented players that were under performing and we're overpaid.

I think Beane has done a pretty good job so far. He built up draft picks and got two big pieces in Allen and Edmunds. Also selected Horrible Harry and Taron Johnson. Plus picked up Levi Wallace and Robert Foster as UDFAs. His first free agency was meh. Trent Murphy and Star Lotulelei. I'm hoping that the dead cap money was the main issue. We'll see what happens this free agency. My biggest gripe about Beane (perhaps McDermott and others) so far was the handling of qb situation last training camp. McCarron with 4 NFL starts and Peterman with 2. Should have had a more experienced vet in front of Allen imo. If their plan truly was to sit Allen last season, it was poorly executed. Wr and Oline were bad last year no doubt. McBeane inherited a poor roster and there's only so much you can do per season. No excuse now with $80 M and 10 picks. See what happens.

Based on what OL the Bills have under contract for next year, I like this move. Long has 44 NFL starts and is described as versatile and solid. At a minimum, sounds like he will be a 6th or 7th lineman. If the Bills draft a couple of OL, he can be a veteran presence. He sounds like a tough guy, playing through injury last year, and is smart too.

yes, that"s starter $$

https://riggosrag.com/2018/01/16/spencer-long-critical-free-agent/ Long started for the Skins in 2016 and 2017 before suffering season ending injury.

Mack is a great player and would have helped the pass rush. No doubt. Even though the Bills apparently tried to get Mack, the Bills roster was lacking in many areas to make the move at that time imo. The bills still need 1 or 2 young affordable playmakers on defense, DE/OLB.

Thats referee Ben Dreif. Cashion was known for yelling first down with a lot of enthusiasm.

If the Bills pull off an off season trade, I think it will be for a WR. However, I don't see Beane doing a trade. I think he will trade up and down during the draft. I see the Bills drafting a WR in either the 1st or probably 2nd round. I get the sense Beane will use this off season to fix the oline and dline primarily through free agency and draft.