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So do we still have space for Hughes, Iupati, or another splash? This is too much for a Tuesday

Huge cap hit. Where will this put us in terms of space for FA? Does it eliminate certain players?

Idk how to feel

Well done, I said B only because I'm not a fan of Yeldon. Rather see David Johnson or the Boise St. Kid if available

Interesting perspective. Though he did fair well vs. a lot of good receivers this past year, the talent around him has to help

How about a more realistic option in Byron Maxwell? Any interest from Rex here? Tall, lanky, experienced player. Teams often tested him and he did a solid job opposite Sherman. This signing would open up Corey Graham to move to Safety if needed and allows for the team to spend elsewhere while solidifying the secondary. Looks like he just switched agents too... http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/03/03/with-free-agency-nearing-byron-maxwell-changes-agents/ No idea what kind of interest or money he'll draw on the open market but all signs show Maxwell unlikely to resign with Seattle. Just a thought.

Jeremy White taking the reigns? I always liked his stuff.

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With Rex, he's less of a hole to fit. For what he is asking, you could fill two positions. One step backward, two steps forward. I'm all for retaining good talent, but it needs to be at a reasonable and team friendly deal

Draft one and sign one. Just no butt fumbling in Buffalo please

Guard, Tackle, Tight End. These are position that are less of plug-and-play positions. I love Hughes and hope they get it done at a reasonable price, but if he is tryin to break the bank, we need to let him walk. Rex has shown his scheme can allow even the most worthless players (Aaron Maybin) to produce

So far, every QB in Chip Kelly's system have been successful.

I don't see many other options. Use the cap space to support the starting QB with a quality o line and good targets. Yes, they new to bring someone in but I don't see any FA option as being clearly better than a guy who has been given 14 games over 2 seasons

Just to be clear, I'm against bringing in Sanchez and would rather roll with EJ this year

Anyone they bring in at QB, including Sanchez, will be in a camp battle for the gig. It's possible, given Sanchez's inconsistency, that EJ outperforms him and wins the job. What is so ridiculous about that?

I'm not sure he is the right fit here. He is a great player but maybe too pricey for what he could offer this offense. That being said, he seems like a guy who will follow the money.

I don't think Roman and Co. are worried about his durability. They aren't married to EJ as a starter and would use him (hypothetically) as a runner despite past injuries. If you look at the carry distribution of Romans offense in the past three years, the QBs ranged from 70-90 carries. Idt shanchez will handle that load. Anyways just my opinion

So the Bills should definitely put in an offer for this kid. If you find he is worth it and force the dolphins hand.

I think EJ gives us more of a mobile option at QB. I think Roman (correct me if I'm wrong) values more of a west coast approach than EJ has ever experiences. Possibly the quick throws and run heavy game will how EJ the support system he needs be successful.

Right. Whaley values more impact players. Pass rushers, O line and playmakers (I.e. Hughes, Iupati, Julius Thomas)

I feel EJ fits Romans system more than Sanchez might.

This. He'd be a great player in this defense but it could be more valuable to spend the money else where

Why spend money on safeties. They're easily replaceable and often overvalued. He is a great player, don't get me wrong, but idt Whaley wants to pay guys that kind of money.

I think he was only there so he didn't get fined