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forget a #2 WR we should be using a triple TE formation. biggest mismatch there is. if the defense is in nickel or dime, you run. if they have LB's out there you throw.

little Donte is not a bust. he is/was a solid starter who got overpaid. good luck going forward, just not with the Bills.

i don't see TT holding out for 1 second.....he still has much to prove. he will give 100% when healthy. what i do see is a slight adjustment to his "gamer" mentality of rushing back from injury. one more year like last year and he will be a $20 mil man. if whaley is smart (which I think he is) he will bite the bullet and slightly overpay for Glenn & Gilmore in long term deals, thereby clearing cap space to sign TT this year to a team friendly deal in exchange for big guaranteed money for TT.

4/20 .....secret code

EJ getting any reps is a complete waste of time when those reps could be going to a QB who will be here in 2017. draft a QB in the 1st or 2nd round. sign a F/A QB or draft another QB in 4th. the QB position is not settled. i'm a big TT fan, but who knows how TT will play in 2016 (one year wonder ?) or even be signed for 2017. I know we have lots of other needs (NT, OT, LB) but none more important than the future at QB.

NO......he gets traded or cut. while it might make financial sense to keep him around as the #3, it makes no short or long term sense competitively. time to move on.

open on the road..... at NY Jets

I would use my second round pick (49) on Jaylon Smith. doubt he's still there.

who ? never heard of em

Broncos reportedly still want Kaepernick http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/31/broncos-reportedly-still-want-kaepernick/

Report: DT Terrance Knighton picks Patriots over Redskins http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/31/report-knighton-picks-patriots-over-redskins/ It is a one-year deal worth $4.5 million http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000649387/article/terrance-knighton-signing-oneyear-deal-with-patriots

woods is good, but not great. a solid #3. rather have him than percy. I would still put NT, OT , LB & QB ahead of WR.

would never sign a player with a head injury history .....concussions, migraines, plus percy has had ankle, hip labrum, shoulder, ribs http://sportsinjurypredictor.com/injury-predictor/player/9286

this changes nothing of course SF was not cutting him.....his dead money is $19 mil for 2016 he will be traded

boom, bingo, pay the man

not me...i'm all in on TT......he threw the ball 380 times last year....i've seen enough. 4 years / $60 mil and i'm drafting a QB in the 1st or 2nd round.

hopefully freed up money goes to TT

looks like he will get his chance....but fail.

TT is a stud and will only get better with a full season of first team reps. if they wait til 2017 he's going to get darn close to $20 mil/year. the only hope for less would be to sign him this year by agreeing to long terms deals with both glenn and Gilmore which would free up the needed cap space. a disaster scenario could be only able to tag one of TT, Glenn & Gilmore.

Report: Clay Harbor will sign with Patriots http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/30/report-clay-harbor-will-sign-with-patriots/

#1 - TT gets all first team reps and improves on last season. #2 - team will stop shooting self in foot by committing less penalties. #3 - whoever plays left DE will be an upgrade Conclusion: if everything falls in place we still won't sniff AFC East crown. Pats 12-4 , Bills 8-8 ......again.

there is no "improving" the site lines for the football only ralph....they are already near perfect. any new stadium that is a multi purpose facility (like Lucas Oil Stadium) will only take folks farther away from the action. but the ralph is hardly used here is an Upcoming Events list for Lucas Oil Stadium http://www.lucasoilstadium.com/upcoming-events.aspx

Patriots sign veteran cornerback E.J. Biggers http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/30/patriots-sign-veteran-cornerback-e-j-biggers/

All NFL players should be making at least $1 million per year Currently, the league ties minimum salary to experience. For new players, it’s $450,000. For players with 10 or more years of experience, the minimum rises to $985,000. This disparity makes younger players more attractive than older ones, even with the “minimum salary benefit,” a device that provides teams with a salary-cap break on older players with minimum-salary deals, but not a cash break. When it comes to the 29 positions on the 53-man roster that don’t go to offensive and defensive starters, cheaper is usually better. And younger is always cheaper. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/03/29/all-nfl-players-should-be-making-at-least-1-million-per-year/