That's No Moon

They've never had 7 worth keeping and they currently don't have a FB

NFLPA should LOVE this. It keeps more people getting paid. Two guys getting paid in essentially one roster spot.

FWIW, I like Shaqem Griffin a lot and he's the definition of a process guy.

meh, there have been roster shenanigans since the beginning of time. All teams are taking advantage of it so it's not a competitive balance problem.

It's not circumventing the rules. Boehm would be free to sign with anyone he likes during that time and that's the risk you take by doing something like that.

As far as I know deals for things like "Future Considerations" are a thing. We traded Chris Spielman many years ago for "Past Considerations" which was quite literally nothing. We also don't know exactly what the conditions were, it was speculated that they may have been voided, but they may not have. It can always be something like if he appears on the Bills 53 man roster more than 2 games in 2020 or something.

It's nice to probably be one of those teams for a change

I hit them and Lawson's when I was in Vermont in July. I had a couple other places I wanted to try but we didn't have time. Any suggestions for a flat lander who won't be back any time soon? FWIW, I'm hoping my son's hockey schedule takes us close enough that I can get to Tree House and Trillium this year but I don't think Vermont is going to be in the cards until next summer.

Maybe he should give Ed Wang a call

Oh I'm sure there's a genre out there for him.

So you're saying he's a grower and not a shower?

And if the condition was him making the final roster you cut him, keep your pick, or him on your ps and have both the player and your pick

Because they are telling the players individually and the info is getting released as each player meets with the coach whether the player or the agent or the team is doing it. They will put out a list when they have informed everyone.

This reminds me of when Terry Bradshaw was in Richard's Sporting Goods commercials. They'd run one a game at the stadium and invariably someone would yell out "Terry loves Richards!" every time they'd show it.

If only he were a running back I do know that id rather have Josh Rosen than Jake fromm on the PS.

Equanimeous St. Brown

Thats true, but I'd still keep 3 and then one more on the PS

I think this is likely.

Clearly

I'll bet she was smoking hot in high school.

Maybe that's why they killed the guy...allegedly.

He can't hear your over the sound of his rings clanking together.

The same Gore who apparently felt underutilized and said, out loud, that he'd have had 1k yards last year if the Bills would have given him the ball?

If you never call, you don't know what it costs. Calling about a player doesn't cost you a thing. Who knows, maybe the Saints really want to move Kamara because his knee isn't up to snuff from last year and they'd rather take what they can get right now based off his higher perceived value from last season before he comes out this season and looks rickety. Wouldn't be the first or the last RB to have that happen. Maybe Kamara isn't really on the market at all and it's about a contract thing but if you don't call you don't know. I agree entirely. Hugely overrated by folks on this board. The line's inability to block in big moments was a massive problem in Houston.

Given that you can lose a back pretty much whenever in 2020 I'd say yeah, this us the year of all years to have the deepest backfield in the league. He's better than Yeldon, has more than half a season of experience in the league, and that makes the Bills a better, more dangerous team. Add that he can be had on a 1 year, minimal risk, deal and it makes it a fairly simple conversation for me. Moss MIGHT be able to do what Fournette does in terms of running between the tackles and also catching the ball but Fournette is more of a proven quantity at this level in that regard. As for being a "culture" guy. We have bemoaned for seemingly a millenia the Patriots ability to bring in players that others didn't want, pay virtually nothing for them, and get excellent performances out of them without having locker room chaos. If you have a strong locker room culture you can do that. if McD and Beane really believe they have built something like that then you can have a LF in the room and it won't be a problem. The other benefit is that when you have a minimal investment in the player you can drop them if it's not working out either on the field or in the locker room. He wasn't OUR 1st round pick. We have no sunk cost in his development. He won't be making 4 million dollars with us. If he's an issue you cut bait. It's not that complex.