ExWNYer

Another possibility could be a higher number of injuries than usual.

Their defense is still too good to tank. They are a middle of the pack team at worst.

Absolutely not. I love Ruggs but I'm not expending high future draft capital for what would amount to a luxury at this point. Diggs is the 'alpha' WR now, is locked up for four years, and there already plenty of mouths to feed.

Prior to the Desir signing, I would have termed it 'very Jetsian'.

No, I know what I said and what I meant. I did not advocate trading for either but pointed out to the poster who did that, if you were hoping for one of them to be traded, Lindsay was the better back, regardless of whether you personally believe they would "never trade him". I don't think the Bills will entertain trading for Freeman anyway. I'd prefer they take a back later in the draft like A.J. Dillon rather than spend a 5th on Freeman who is JAG.

Who said they are giving up either? I merely mentioned that Lindsay is the better back because he is.

No, thanks. Phillip Lindsay is the better back anyway.

False...Fake Twitter account. Look several posts back.

Any guesses?

I was wondering why Yolo and the other 'Twatters' were not all over it before I could post it. lol

'One Bills Live'. It was debunked two posts above yours by 'Trust The Process'. Thanks, TTP

Task definitely said it but then I lost my feed. I'm skeptical because I have not seen or heard it anywhere else. Just got my feed and they aren't talking about it so maybe it was false. I don't know.

Steve Tasker just said that Ian Rapoport is reporting that the Bills traded their 2nd & 3rd Rounders this year for Yannick Ngakoue. Anyone else seeing or hearing this anywhere else?

No tags either.

Appears to be quite the swell out there in the Pacific. Looks like it will continue on and pick up moisture once it gets snatched away from the peninsula...

No lateral movement in this short video, just straight line running, but it certainly looks like he's on track. "Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips continues his rehabilitation from an ACL injury back in September of 2019." https://www.buffalobills.com/video/harrison-phillips-on-field-rehab-work

That's a question for @Gugny

Thanks, Doc! I love when this board comes together to help out the slow folks. Things move so fast...don't want to get left behind.

Sorry...so outside or slot?

They grow up so fast... Will he play 1, 3, or 5 technique?

I'm sure we'll hear as soon as Cowturd wipes his chin, rises from his knees, and zips up Tommy's fly.

If they even entertain the thought of Robinson at #54, they got wasted prior to the draft and strayed completely off their board.

Bill proverb: "A Diggs in the offense is worth two picks in the 5th and 6th."

Thanks. So, looks like they would incur a $1.75M dead cap hit by cutting him. Trent Murphy signed a 3 year, $22,500,000 contract with the Buffalo Bills, including a $5,250,000 signing bonus, $10,375,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $7,500,000. In 2020, Murphy will earn a base salary of $6,425,000, a roster bonus of $1,000,000, a workout bonus of $100,000 and a incentive bonus of $500,000, while carrying a cap hit of $9,775,000 and a dead cap value of $1,750,000. CONTRACT TERMS:3 yr(s) / $22,500,000 SIGNING BONUS$5,250,000 AVERAGE SALARY$7,500,000 GTD AT SIGN:$7,875,000 TOTAL GTD:$10,375,000 FREE AGENT:2021 / UFA BONUS BREAKDOWN CAP DETAILS CASH DETAILS YEYAR AGE BASE SALARY SIGNING ROSTER WORKOUT MISC. CAP HIT DEAD CAP YEARLY CASH 2018 27 $2,625,000 $1,750,000 $406,250 $100,000 - $4,881,250 $7,975,000 $8,381,250($8,381,250) 2019 28 $5,800,000 $1,750,000 $1,000,000 $100,000 $150,000 $8,800,000 $6,600,000 $7,070,803($15,452,053) 2020 29 $6,425,000 $1,750,000 $1,000,000 $100,000 $500,000 $9,775,000 $1,750,000 $8,025,000($23,477,053) 2021 30 UFA Contract Notes: $7.875M guaranteed at signing (signing bonus + 2018 salary) $2.5M of 2019 salary fully guarantees on 3/17/2019 2019 Roster Bonus: $500,000 (03/17/2019) Annual Per Game Active Bonus: $31,250 ($500,000 13 LTBE in 2019)

They had 9 picks prior to the trade. They now have a proven 26 year old commodity on a good contract in Diggs (minus their #1 which was possibly going for the 4th or 5th best WR prospect in this class at 22) and still have 7 picks to either use, move up and down the board, or spin off for future picks. The #4 next year may be recouped in the form of a comp pick(s) or via a trade(s) of players slated for cuts like last year. Diggs + 7 picks in 2020 > 9 picks in 2020 This take is an overreaction on your part, IMO.