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This TBH. A 1 year rental with more upside than Yeldon. If he can stay healthy and contribute he can stick around longer.

If Terry announces that his wife will be more involved with football operations, then you can panic.

^^ Everyone should read this. Also, it is possible that these women are telling the truth and this Buzbee lawyer is a huge money-grubbing scumbag. They're not mutually exclusive.

22? Was this guy getting a massage after every meal?

Big $$$ for his age. yikes.

Not true, the lawyer reaps tons of free publicity. Posting it 4 times on the same page would really help.

No because he's terrible and there's a lot more to the position than just having speed. Who the hell is Tyrone HIll?

With this contract Fitz has now made over $81M playing football. And he's not done yet.

Wrong. You've wasted a lot of keystrokes here, but it is that time of year.

It's the right move with that cap number. Burners don't age gracefully, and his injury history isn't likely to improve at 31. He had a great 2019.

It isn't 2 threads, this one is for Mr. Dunlop, the tire magnate.

Completely disagree. When you have 5 concussions you are basically playing on borrowed time to begin with. They had an out and should have taken it. Josh needs to be paired with a young center for the next 10 years (Landon Dickerson?) and while it's fun to picture Morse starting for 16 games it just isn't likely to happen.

Of course. STHs aren't exempt from price increases The team is still expected to be in the bottom 25% in terms of average ticket price.

The prices go up during losing seasons too. Last flat year in the past two decades was 2012, and that's an anomaly in the NFL.

Better chance of signing Eric Wood.

The home/away imbalance is just so silly. It's like watering down the perfect drink with more ice to try to fool your customers into thinking they're getting more.

Utter nonsense. Bills' fans are starting to act like the spurned date pretending that the model they got rejected by was not pretty enough.

I like how this article calls him the "perfect trade target" with no specifics how they plan to fit his $17.8M cap hit this season.

Have you ever heard fans complain that a player gets unfairly criticized just because he was a 1st round draft choice? The opposite holds true for Milano - he's wildly overrated because he was a late round pick that seemingly blossomed out of nowhere at a position of need for us. But he's not a stud OLB. Signing Daryl Williams is infinitely more important for this team. Thanks for everything and have fun in Jacksonville, Matt.

It will be interesting to see if he truly wants to play for a contender and is willing to sign a short-term deal, or if he just wanted out of a rebuild and is looking to maximize his cash in a better environment. His age and injury history are certainly a concern and this isn't a man who played on a rotation -- he's on the field 90%++ of the time when healthy and that certainly has taken its toll on his body. A short-term deal definitely makes sense for the Bills as improving the pass rush is the top priority for this team and he will bring that in spades playing in a 4-3 (and yes, he can play in a 4-3). He would be the only person in our front 7 that opposing coordinators have to legitimately gameplan around.

The Rams' best player is a 1st round pick. Our best player is a 1st round pick. Go down the list of teams and see how many this holds true for. What people really mean is "1st round picks that don't pan out are overrated" Hindsight makes everyone a genius.

I don't think you'll stop him, but you can slow him somewhat. I'm a big advocate of using a LB to chip him at the LOS to disrupt timing. It will be very interesting to see how the Bucs use David and White against him.

The Bengals requested an interview with him and he rejected the interview! He was set to be the Colts next head coach (they even had a press conference scheduled to announce it) and he bailed at the last minute and left them at the altar scrambling. His excuse? His kids were born in N.E. and he loves the area. Yeah, right. Hubris overload.

The sheer arrogance of Josh McDaniels taking himself out of head coaching job considerations as if he thought these opportunities would always be there waiting for him. Not such a hot commodity now, huh?

Keep him in the NFC, nice.