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I was wrong in my previous post. Thanks to all who have point it out. But the termination fee in the big picture is still very little. This from the Buffalo News:

And the Rams, Raiders, and the Chargers. $28 million to leave year 7 is a drop in the bucket. EDIT UPDATE: I got the wrong lease here. I posted better: https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/254136-pegulas-selling-25-of-the-bills-per-tim-graham/page/5/#comment-9027190

Does he use the same hair stylist as Colin Kaepernick?

My preference is for him to retire to preserve his health. If he came back as a depth player cheap, that would be OK. I'm not sure I'd want him back as a starter. He has lost some speed. He compensated with his football smarts, but smarts will only get you so far.

Men find their identity in two things: what they do for a living, and their family life. Belichick lost his coaching gig, and he lost his girlfriend. He must not be a very happy man right now.

Yeah. And Allen "old and fading" won't happen until he's about 38.. about 10 years from now.

All the good choices are noted. I will add Transistors and Capacitors.

I thought divorce was the worst thing that ever happened to me, until I came to realize it was the second best thing that ever happened to me. Congratulations on moving forward. It gets better each day.

It's always good to be underestimated.... and then surprise them. That's how I lived my professional life. It's a good life hack. I am always uncomfortable when the Bills are highly rated, like they were last season.

On the TBD news page, Syracuse Post suggests the Bills might even trade down. "The Bills might ultimately be content with letting the draft play out and addressing the position at No. 28 — or even possibly trading back." That would cause a melt down around here.

My heartfelt condolences to whomever is losing the home game. I remember when the Bills lost a home game to London, it really sucked.

Heavy overcast in Amherst. Bummer. At least I will experience the darkness.

My wrong. Oh my. It's been a long off-season Yep. My bad. With all the Bills drama going on, I forgot the NE news.

You can always count on Bill Belichick to make a head scratcher. Though, that may not be the case for 2024. He has a high pick and the QB that NE desperately needs will be there.

I've been a Bills fan since 1980. I've seen them come, I've seen them go. For me, the Salary Cap dump of 1999 hurt the most. Sometimes their departure stings. But it stings like ripping off a Band-Aid, it hurts for a moment, then goes away. I doubt many here will rue the departure of Diggs next January, except for a few of the "I told you so" types.

MD...? Brandon Beane gets his Mad Dog 2020? I've never had the stuff myself.

Media personality Maddy Glab checks into the chat. She has thoughts on Diggs.

Bruce Smith.

I just hope the College Scouts are on the ball this year. We need them at their best more than ever before.

You answered your own question. Due to Diggs malcontent behavior, it was a market where the buyers had control. Maybe the Texans were the only takers.

Yep. ..and if you have Injury Luck, you can go far.

This affair reminds me of the Bill Belichick mantra: Better to let a player go too early than too late. Beane is letting go of Diggs a year early--or maybe just in time. I'm OK with that. Especially after Diggs threw Allen under the bus.

It was a series of Tweets, which at the end Diggs throws shade at Allen. I don't have a good link. This is the best I have: https://lastwordonsports.com/nfl/2024/04/03/stefon-diggs-twitter-trade-josh-allen/

Diggs publicly throwing Allen under the bus surely made Beane's job harder than it should have been.

Diggs poor behavior on Twitter made it hard for Beane to maneuver.