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I live in Washington stste......he was injured and basically played only 1 game in one season, then in his final season a new coach comes on with a different system and he loses his best receiver due to a dispute with the coach. Winning and losing takes alot more than just a QB

He can't get on PUP....he was injured in the preseason....instead he can get on in season IR which has a similar timeline as the PUP ...on it for minimum of 6 weeks then a roster exemption to have them practice before activation.

Lineart is actually better than many seem to realize. In Arizona he was in a difficult situation with Kurt Warner. He starts his rookie and 2 nd year...but he is still learning. Warner then takes the job the next 2 yrs. Since then he hasn't gotten a decent shot. He had a shot in Houston when Schaub went down...in his first game he is injured...and done for the season.

Byrd is exempt frm the roster count for 2 weeks. I think when he is ready to be activated buffalo will likely put Gilmore( or another injured player) on the in season IR with the plan to activate him after 6 weeks.

The reserve nn football injury /PUP does not mean season ending IR...it means can't practice with the team until after week 6 then they get a 3 week window to decide of this show play or not.

If the NFL was smart they would actually just allow distribution through all service providers similar to the other sports.

I live in Washington State where it is legal. Possession up to a specific amount is legal. Police will not do anything---thus it will not get reported---thus the NFL would not know. There is a separate part which is a DUI case---just like alcohol there would be a blood test to determine if you were DUI or not. This part isnt defined clearly yet. The federal property areas in Washington state (national parks, national forests, military bases) will prosecute in federal court. Places that get federal funding will still not allow possession (Universities and Colleges) the NFL would be put into a legal quagmire if they tried to challenge it. It will be similar to the case with the Vikings and the NFL in minnesota regarding workplace rules and jurisdiction. I am willing to bet if a player who played for Seattle smoked legally at his home and the NFL found out there will be a legal challenge to this policy and the player would win. thus pot enforcement willfollow the same avenue as alcohol enforcement regulations the NFl uses. Pot would be just like alcohol in washington state. you cant fire an employee because they had a beer at home. you can fire an employee because they came in drunk. Same logic would apply to pot. The NFL would not have a leg to stand on.

In response to the now closed thread------ Actually the reason Rogers signed with buffalo.... He developed a good relationship with robert woods having the same agent and working out together pre draft. Woods got drafted by buffalo---Rogers picked buffalo.

You can't be throwing money at players just because you have the money. With Byrd cntract they have about $25M......The big names in 2014 will be Byrd, Carrington, Erc Wood, ans Scott Chandler

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap-hit/

NFL --unlike other leagues the money generally isnt guarenteed. Even if a player signs a LTC..its really the certain money being paid that really matters.

Easley can't go to the PS...Kauffmann can.

It's because the play new England in week 1 and make them have to prep for all QBs.

50/50 shot Sinkfield is on the PS if he isnt picked up now. He is the type of player that needs the PS. He has the raw skills and the speed of a receiver but it will take him longer to transition to the pro game. It takes alot to cut a 3rd round for the year before---TJ hasnt done enough to warrant getting cut. You could argue he wasnt used properly last year. Also receiver are not one of the positions a rookie can easily transition to being a starter in their rookie year. for most it usually takes until their 2nd or 3rd season.

If I am understanding your post.....im assuming any starters who are free agents after the year are signed---a lost free agent affects draft needs and a signed free agent from another team that fills a need decreased the draft need. QB--P7 still see them picking one in the 6th or 7th next year RB/FB--P2 I see them drafting a RB in the 2nd-4th next year given Jackson's age WR--If everything pans out---P4---they will draft one somewhere in the draft TE--potentially P2---I see them focusing on a TE with a 1st-4th round pick OT--P3 G- P3 C--P8 im assuming a 4-3 DE-P6 DT-P9 ILB-P6 OLB P2 CB P2 S P4 In the first round I see them taking the best available player Their biggest needs next years 1st-4th round picks would be: RB (not a 1st round pick), TE, OL (G or T **), OLB, and shut down CB. ***if the best player is an OT then they could just move Glenn to Guard.

There is a way to keep 7 WRs on the roster--- they dont keep a FB--one of then is signed to the PS The breakdown I see on the team: QB 3 RB 3 FB 0/1 WR 7 TE 3 OL 9/8 Offense: 25 K/P/LS: 3 DEF: 25 DL 8 LB 7 DB 10

teams will if they are in the bottom part of the waiver wire. Seattle is a team loaded at CB that some of these players are going to get cut...jacksonville is in desperate need of a CBs so they will likely claim anything Seattle cuts so a team later on in the waiver wire who knows they need some CB depth likely looks to do a deal with Seattle for one of these players. Its possible that team is in the same situation but a different position that Seattle needs so they just swap players.

Any team can take a PS player from another team ---but he has to be placed on their 53 man roster--- without any compensation...teams will pluck players from other teams practice squads. There is a rule to prevent a team specifically plucking a player from a teams PS whom they play in an upcoming game only to get inside information on their play calling/strategy

unspecified injury with Easley in 2011 was an issue was with a heart condition that hasnt been made public. Easley was out in 2010 due to a knee injury. In 2012 he wasnt played much so he could be get on to the PS which was done then he was activated in November from it.

i said in the other thread---I think he is doing this in part to screw with New England and have them guess who will be the QB and thus being forced to be prepared for both.

In all honesty the idea of the up-temp offense doesnt need to to be done and leave 20 seconds on the playclock unless a ssituation warrants it like the defense is trying to do a substitute so you snap the ball with 12 men on the field or when it appears the defense is unsure of their assignments. One thing the K-gun did as did the offense in cincinati around that time was to line up right away thus preventing Defense targeted substitutes. Instead of rushing the play i see them telling Kolb or EJ to burn much of the play clock before snapping the ball....also dont be too predictable on when you snap the ball because the defense will look to time this.

NO----that is incorrect. The teams based on draft order is also waiver wire claim order. Before Buffalo can put him on the PS he MUST CLEAR WAIVERS. Any team can claim him and there is nothing Buffalo could do to stop it. the worst team gets to claim the player before a better team. for example Jacksonville sucks at CBs so they will be looking to pluck a few that will get cut from those teams that have a lot of depth. Once he has cleared waivers he can sign to any PS he wants. Once on a teams PS any team can pluck a player from another teams PS to their 53 without any compensation.

Glad we didn't cut Kolb now...huh?

In setting up a team they will set up the top 46 players (starter and back up at each position + K and P---some positions may not have back up and others have 2 ). From there they have 7 slots......3 for offense, 3 for Defense, and 1 for special teams. These 7 will likely go to the best talent potential there vs can they make the practice squad.

Jasper wasnt believed to be a 2nd round talent who fell through the draft because of off the field issues. If a team cuts a 2nd round pick teams will notice those players and take flyers on them through waiver claims. It is true that teams do use their first cut down time to 75 to potentially hide very raw talent because teams may pass on the cut down to 75 players and ignore than more so than the cut down of players to 53. I could see Kauffman (and a few others) getting cut after next weeks game with the plan of putting him on the PS