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Pro comp = Matt Barkley?

I wonder what's causing the difference between OverTheCap and Spotrac's numbers. Spotrac has us at $24,397,670. Draft Pick Allocation is $6,326,740 which would bring that number down to the $18M mark OTC is displaying. Maybe they already factored in the rookies?

Interesting that they are specific about CB instead of saying DB to encapsulate our need at Safety as well...

He is God's Gift though!

Sal Capaccio ‏Verified account @SalSports 14m14 minutes ago We know the Bills won't use the franchise tag on Stephon Gilmore. If they had, it would cost $14.212M for this season, announced today.

Is that a Jersey pun?

Nah, Lamp just hung from a pull-up bar for 8 hours a day and let his 309 lbs do the work

He got in that weird car accident incident in Seattle!

Because in Jeff's world Leslie Frazier is the Tyrod Taylor of DC's

It seems pretty clear that they have a plan and a process. Here's hoping it works like Belichick and Saban's plans and processes

Isn't that roughly what Bryce Petty said too? Or am I mis-remembering?

Huh? When did I say anything about anything being automatic?

Do you think Patrick Willis or Luke Kuechly were worth their picks? Foster is drawing those comparisons from some scouts.

Don't we have Hughes, Lawson, Worthy, and Washington for that? This isn't a 3-4 anymore...

You mean we didn't score 14 points in the 3rd Quarter?

He technically doesn't have to sign it, right?

Do you think either of those 'opportunities' are anything better than a long-shot? You don't make decisions based on 2 long-shots. That's not to say you don't pursue them as well, but both are highly unlikely.

So you're saying you know how it's structured? Right, I'm done with this conversation...

And what happens when they don't pick up the current contract, but offer him a different one with a different structure?

It also could be a reflection of the scouting department's grades on this year's QB class as well as available FAs. Maybe they're comfortable enough with Tyrod to keep him for 2-3 years and draft a QB in '18 to add to the mix. I still think this year's plan would be Tyrod, Cheap Vet, Cardale, then next year is Tyrod, Cardale, and Rookie in a free-for-all.

The Dream! I Traded our 2nd for Denver's 2nd round pick & 3rd round comp pick. (2-12 for 2-19 & 3-37). CBS Board. 10: R1P10 LB REUBEN FOSTER ALABAMA 51: R2P19 S OBI MELIFONWU CONNECTICUT 75: R3P11 QB PATRICK MAHOMES II TEXAS TECH 101: R3P37 WR ZAY JONES EAST CAROLINA 156: R5P12 EDGE DEVONTE FIELDS LOUISVILLE 171: R5P27 CB JALEN MYRICK MINNESOTA 195: R6P11 K ZANE GONZALEZ ARIZONA STATE

He has a career passer rating of 135.4. Bring him in!

And Dan Carpenter's FG% was 76% in 2016 (Good for 30th place). Please give me a make on 13 of 15 tries over 3 out of 4 tries... Also, Carp's XP% was 88.9%, which is good for 25th out of 28 qualifying players. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2016//kicking.htm

FWIW 4+2=6, unless you're counting this offseason which hasn't actually begun yet...

Fortunately, we have a HC who has schemed against all of our NFC opponents. Certainly not guaranteed wins, but it should be an edge.