klos63

Not to start an argument, but I think many people notice this. People on this site and other fans that I know well really watch the game closely, and re-watch it closely as well.

I don't know what a normal offseason brings, but 13 of 32 seems like a lot of teams out of free agency.

Most teams may be in cap trouble if it drops to $175M, so the contracts will either be shorter, cheaper or both for this offseason. If the team thinks that Ford will be a solid guard, I would expect Ford and Ike the guards and Feliciano center, losing Morse to save money. As the cap will likely jump back up the following year, it wouldn't surprise me to see players like Brown, Butler , Addison , Star... restructured to give a year of relief against the cap.

I think to some fans, the national media reaction is more important the the actual game. I read fans complaining about Collinsworth last night when all he did was praise Allen, the coaching staff, the Pegulas, the fans and the city. People need to get over themselves. It's pretty sad,

Davis has earned trust I would think. Knox is still an issue, but if he's out there, need to use him.

Players may want to come here, but they will want to get paid too. What makes you think there are enough quality players that would only require a 'prove it deal'?

You really can't hide someone like that. I'm sure the league is well aware. That's what scouts are for.

His little stint in the USFL won't help.

Butler is playing well too. Former 1st round pick getting comfortable with the team now. Our draft picks and free agent pickups didn't have the usual benefit of minicamps and a normal training camp. It makes sense it took them longer than normal to adjust.

The fact that so many get so upset when commentators don't think the way they do is rather pathetic.

Except for last weeks game against SF when we went for it on 4th on the opening drive. Then we dominated SF most of the game after that.

Coaches realize they are more likely to convert 4th and 2's than not. Do that twice a game and it's 14 points over 6. It's a calculated chance they think is in their favor.

NBCS ports app on my TV has the game listed.

Extend him, lower his cap hit and keep him 2 more seasons.

So if Allen only throws for 200 and 1 TD, he won't be worth top money? and the apostrophe is your friend.

I could see Belichick going after Darnold and spend some money and draft picks on WR. The defense is missing key players who opted out, can see that side of the ball rebounding quickly.

If they find a QB, a big if, they'll be competitive. They'll draft higher than they have in years this year and likely restock. It won't be easy, but look what Beane did in 3 years.

Did you try locast.org?

I contacted directv to 'complain', they are sending me an antenna for free, also told me to use locast.org , which gives you your local channels. I tried that and it works fine. I'll just hook up my laptop to my TV to watch the game.

We already have him through 2022, I can't imagine a contract less than 7 years.

even a team friendly deal is gonna be around $40m per season.

What a great time to be a Bills fan. It's been way too long to be able to say that.

Where is Saving Peterman these days? Did he move to Vegas?

The cap isn't settled on for next year. Things could change for the better. 'Per a league source, the possibility that stadiums will be full for the 2021 season could prompt the league to not tie the hands of teams by dropping the salary cap by more than $23 million per team, from $198.2 million. Although the 2020 season will indeed result in lower revenue than usual, the potential of a return to something normal or close to it plus the coming TV deals may result in the league keeping the cap in the range of $195 million.'

The benefits of having practice squads. The vast majority of players aren't ready for the NFL right out of college, having them practice for a couple seasons is quite a benefit for player and team.