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only if his new deal is for more than $19mil/yr

please....back in the day, we used to carry people INTO the stadium....lol

Daryle Lamonica

the bills will absolutely replace diggs. we will have another WR1 to get excited about. vegas says the bills are a Top 5 team.....and likely to remain that way as long as Josh is healthy. COACHING is what's holding this team back. McClappity isnt even smart enough to run 13 seconds off the clock to close out a game. Squibb the kickoff (run 3 seconds off clock) 1st down - instead of laying 15 yards off kelce and tyreek....you do the exact opposite. get up on the line and deliberately mug them. commit a 5 yard penalty (run another 2-3 seconds off clock) 1st down (2nd play) - repeat penalty (run more time off) 1st Down (3rd play) - do it again 1st Down (likely final play - defend a hail mary

another way to look at diggs cap history with bills bills got 4 years of elite level play out of diggs for an ave cap hit of $19.7 mil/yr fair value for both team and player. he's simply not worth the higher cap hits going forward. 2020- $14.8 2021- $ 6.4 2022-$11.7 2023- $14.9 2024- $31.0 TOTAL- $78.8 4yr/ave $19.7

i'm guessing they play him in the slot.....absolutely perfect for his elite route running

NO WAY two 1st's, one early 2nd & two 4th's ?? for one early 1st ?? draft history bills last two years 2nd round picks: 2023 - Torrence 2022 - Cook while the thought of a top ten pick is enchanting.....i'd rather take my chances and keep the picks i have

interesting that shady reveals diggs brother, told shady before it happened, that stefon was getting traded to houston. easy money in vegas for insiders.

"And the BS of PSL as an investment. Give me A break. The ticket rep who used to work for the Cowboys told her some of the ones in Dallas go for $250,000. Oh OK LOL." in the PSL agreement it clearly states in SEC 4e "Transfers": The Licensee acknowledges that(i) there is currently no market and no guarantee that there will ever be a market for resale of PSL's. (ii) none of Licensor, ECSC, PSL Agent or TeamCo., or their agents has represented that there will be a market for PSL's, (iii) none of Licensor, ECSC, PSL Agent or TeamCo. or any other person is under any obligation to create or cause to be created such a market and (iv) Licensee shall have no claim against Indemnitees for any purported loss of value of the PSL(s) or inability to transfer or sell a PSL for a desired price or any price at all.

the 40th overall pick in 2024 is worth exactly the same as the 40th overall pick in 2025. for those who disagree, i will trade you my 2024 fourth round pick for your 2025 third round pick. in fact, we can do this every year if you like. while were at it, i will trade you my 2024 second round pick for your 2025 first round pick.......every year if you like.

only Josh is irreplaceable the bills can win with or without diggs.

this is all approximate: not sure how this new bills contract money combined with his old minnesota contract Stefon Diggs signed a 4 year, $2,507,713 contract with the Minnesota Vikings. YEARS 2015-2018 entry level Stefon Diggs signed a 5 year, $72,000,000 contract with the Minnesota Vikings, and an average annual salary of $14,400,000. YEARS 2019- 2023 Stefon Diggs signed a 4 year, $96,000,000 contract with the Buffalo Bills, an average annual salary of $24,000,000. with $70 mil guaranteed. YEARS 2024-2027 NFL is a semi-hard cap. you can spread out the cap hit over many years at different increments, but eventually you must pay in full. from year to year they can play cap games like taking all the current year base salary and converting to signing bonus and push that into future years. Diggs may or may not ever see the full $96 mil. he will get the full $70 guaranteed. 2020 the bills took a cap hit of $14.8 2021 the bills took a cap hit of $6.4 mil 2022 the bills gave diggs $24.5 mil in CASH. but only took a $11.7 mil CAP HIT charge. pushing theoretically $12.8 cap hit into the future. 2023 the bills gave diggs another $24.5 mil in CASH (now $49.0 mil in cash). but only took a $14.9 mil CAP HIT. pushing theoretically $9.6 cap hit into the future 2024 bills trade diggs to Texans. time for bills to pay up the past years team friendly cap hit bill. he was scheduled to count $27.8 on bills cap. 2024 texans will pay diggs $19 mil in CASH (now $67.9 total cash). Essentially there is no more guaranteed money remaining. 2024 bills are being charged $31 mil in DEAD CAP.

thats why i only buy retired ring of honor players

kudos for uncovering the shift to houston if im reading this right....you ignored your scoop and bet buffalo.....bummer....lol

kudos to this TBD poster noticing on SATURDAY the line moving diggs to houston https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/253911-to-my-gamblers-interesting-odds-change-regarding-where-diggs-plays-in-24/

Bad Short Term 2024 - disaster $31 mil dead cap hole for an elite player not on team. (pretend he got injured like von if it helps) Good Long Term 2025-2027 - clears alot of cap space. you can buy alot of groceries with that savings (cap hit zero going forward) 2025 - $27.3 mil 2026 - $28.4 mil 2027 - $22.5 mil

The Bills say they grew their season ticket base to 63,767 in 2023. That's the most ever for the organization. The team projects that number to grow to 64,000 for the 2024 season. https://www.wkbw.com/sports/buffalo-bills/heres-how-buffalo-bills-season-ticket-prices-are-changing-for-the-2024-season

#1 - what happens to the STH who keeps his seats for the full 30 years of the PSL's life. what is the PSL worth to them after 30 years. i'd say zero ? maybe the right to purchase the next PSL for stadium renovations ? #2- what happens to the STH who sells after 20 years ? doesn't the new owner only transfer over the remaining 10 years. what's that worth ? probably less than the original initial fee #3- what happens to the STH who sells in 10 years ? if you look at the history of the browns and jets....it's for less than they initially paid.

"season-ticket ACCOUNT HOLDERS".......safe to assume most account holders have at least two tix, some more. i myself have 6 tix

Only 1.6% of season-ticket account holders (all of whom have premium club-seat locations at the current stadium) have been invited to the Stadium Experience in Amherst Among the people who have been invited, 96% have visited the Stadium Experience or scheduled a visit, and 75% of the account holders who have visited have signed PSL agreements for club seats. https://buffalonews.com/sports/professional/nfl/bills/buffalo-bills-new-stadium-personal-seat-license-ryan-ohalloran-column/article_0fdb8c78-edc3-11ee-8861-b3348dac0c5b.html (of the 25% who didn't agree to new club level seats immediately on first offer....i bet more than half of them get seats in a less expensive area on their second chance meeting. so that initial 75% will likely go to 85-90%)

that scalper crackdown announcement like the Sabres, won't happen until the Bills have all the PSL money in their pocket

FALSE ALARM.....APOLOGIES.....my friend is confused....his "experience" today is just the normal STH RELOCATION process from current stadium.

friend of mine who sits in LOWER BOWL goes for his experience tomorrow (tues) 1965 seniority, 50 yard line should have some good info in 24 hours P.S. of the 25% who didn't agree to new club level seats immediately on first offer....i bet more than half of them get seats in a less expensive area on their second chance meeting. so that initial 75% will likely go to 85-90%

can you post it in a pdf file ?..ty

all the 2023 different levels of pricing by section/area https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/upload/v1676471808/bills/e7wdwwstbcqf3p4xru8v.jpg assuming they are taking each different class/price one by one. starting with the highest price. then going by seniority within that group.