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Except Geno’s teams usually have more talent than almost every team they play. While most NFL WRs can play more than one position, their success depends (in part) on their abilities. You need look no further than Gabe Davis running quick outs to see how poorly it can go when a WR is asked to do something they don’t have the talent to do well. That all said, there’s nothing wrong with Brady’s comments. See what your guys can do and mix it up as you can. And keep the league guessing as to what you’re doing as much as possible.

It’s worth noting that Rodgers has to play 8 regular season home games on that same turf. I don’t wish injury on him, but if I were to pick a betting side……..

FIFY

I understand your feelings, but if you could get it then why wouldn’t you?

I’d refer you to the “rules and exceptions” department.

I wonder where their largest market is geographically?

He certainly looked retired in the last playoff game.

I’m hoping to see a player call a time out at some random point in a game to retire.

https://www.nfl.com/news/browns-wr-amari-cooper-agrees-to-restructured-deal-reports-to-training-camp Amari Cooper ends hold out. Browns guarantee his $20M 2024 salary and add $5M in earnable incentives. No years added. He’s set to be a FA in 2025.

Jest do for sure. Reddick is represented by CAA, which is a big and reputable enough agency that they wouldn’t back out of a deal that they agreed to as part of a trade. This is 100% on the Jest. The Clown show there continues. Reddick turned down new contract from Jets prior to trade. Jets traded for him anyway. LOL Edit: @Slippery Rubber Mats beat me to it

Any way you slice it we are missing the “good” Diggs. It’s the same loss to the Bills team regardless of what kind of player he is now. The only open question is what version of him the Texans are getting - and that only matters to the Bills in the context of what it means for a competitor.

The league will modify all contracts if they go to 18 games. They did so when it went from 16 to 17. So no need to account for that. To get Brown’s updated value for 2024 we can take OTC’s valuation of $10.17M for 2023 and add 13.6% (the cap increase). That’s approximately $11.5M. The average yearly cap increase is about 8% if you want to account for that. That’s about $12.4M in 2025, $13.4M in 2026, $14.5M in 2027 and $15.6M in 2028. IMO that is probably pretty close to his actual value. But I think you are correct about what he’ll get. Quality OTs don’t hit the market very often and they get paid when they do. The choice is really between him at $15M+ a season and going the journeyman route and/or drafting a replacement. I can stomach the $15M AAV if the guarantees aren’t too bad. But if he gets anywhere near the $18M AAV mark, then I’m letting him walk. I think the Bills probably pay him though. They’ve cut back on OL spending overall and are only really paying Dawkins now. Possibly that is in preparation for Brown’s contract extension.

$18M would be a horrible overpay IMO. Brown has developed into a starting caliber RT. We lived through the developmental years so it would be nice to get the productive years too now that he’s dependable. But at reasonable cost. OTC has his 2023 valuation at $10.17M. I don’t think he signs here for that, but I’m more in the $12M-$13M AAV ballpark. Even $15M seems rich unless guaranteed money is light.

Only watched episode 1 so far. I’ll watch 2 and make a decision, but so far it is nowhere as good as Quarterback.

Yes, because other factors - such as QB play - also contribute to passing yards. Allen helps cover up a lot. Maybe at some point the focus will be on helping him succeed.