Doc Brown

Not sure but last year there were six undrafted UB free agents on NFL rosters. The Bills had 3 of those 6 (Lewis, Ingram, Andreeson).

Then why have the Bills signed so many UB UFA's over the years?

This is probably correct. Assuming that's the reason they may just cut him outright if they can't trade him. They screwed the pooch with that pick but at least they're not doubling down on their mistake. My first thought was they're going to release De'Quan Jones to save some cap space. I think they'd have cut him already though and he is their only true one technique.

Chiefs - Hunt, Hardman, Smith-Schuster, Nnadi

Expected it in November but mine as well get it out of the way now.

In my twisted mind it would've been funny if Shavers was part of the initial cuts.

He needs to try harder.

There's always money in the banana stand. As many have already pointed out restructuring Dawkins and Knox. Somehow trading Epenesa and Samuel. That gets you to the $24m or so you need to acquire Parsons. Then structure his contract so the first year cap hit gives you more salary space. There's a .1% chance of this happening btw.

How's that working out for them now?

Bass's definition of hell is a 20 something field goal from the right hashmark.

NFL changed the rules so Reid Ferguson will make the initial 53 two years in a row.

I think Shavers makes the team and Moore is toast.

Exactly. As for the folks in NYC, we helped finance the state's $300m to build Citi Field so shove it.

As long as the value of NFL franchises keep going up I wouldn't sell.

He bought the Sabres for $189m. It's not valued at $1.1b. Why would he sell the team?

I think he's basically saying he used some of the money he didn't have to use to build the stadium to buy a yacht. Some construe that as bad optics.

The number one rule of getting public money for a stadium is never put it to a vote. It is what it is. I'm just happy the Bills are here for the rest of my lifetime.

No because too many jobs are on the line when you swing for your franchise QB. If, for instance, the Giants, Steelers, or Colts thought he was their franchise guy then they would've pulled the trigger and drafted him in round 1. Once the QB needy teams decided he wasn't their franchise guy he fell because no team's want that much baggage with a backup. I won't parse words. Dickerson was lying.

You want a general manager to be up against the cap each season to try and put the best roster around their elite QB. It just makes in season moves more difficult.

He's started at least over 20 games for McDermott as the CB2. He's absolutely the next man up.

He punched the pads on the stadium wall.

Based off all the other beat reporter tweets Sal's seems to be more accurate.

I hope he just rolled an ankle or something. Man that Hairston injury sucks even more now.

Cooper only counted $806k towards the cap. Adams would've been $11.6m. We were tight against the cap like always and don't even know if it was possible to create that much money in restructuring just to get that trade through.