Doc Brown

How about both?

I went with the FA field assuming that included Douglas, Samuel, and Jones (and even possibly Dane Jackson). It would have to take a really impressive training camp to have a rookie that at best is a borderline day 1 prospect to start immediately. I'd go free agent, rookie, and then Ingram/Elam in that order.

I agree. However, we'll never know if they tried for Sweat as it takes two to tango. Arizona is a lot warmer than Buffalo.

He better not pull a McKissic on us.

Correct but he's not a liability on 1st, 2nd, or 3rd/4th and short downs.

If he writes a goodbye letter to fans the Bengals would give him $41m/year.

I'd just keep him in a plastic bubble until the playoffs.

Is that fully guaranteed?

Start scouting international rugby players and ex professional wrestlers.

Anybody who watched Bills games last year realize how important he was. I hope he gets a pay bump.

We could never catch a break with Gabe.

Talk about an increase in work load.

Nobody's officially signed with anyone yet. Allen should call Hollins and offer him $15m of his new contract money to sign here for the vet minimum. I kid of course.

What's up with the twitter links not being embedded?

Morris and Hollins definitely. I couldn't care less about them leaving. Ty Johnson is an exceptional third down back though.

Which can indicate Ty Johnson's status is in doubt.

Big if true. Beane finally went all in.

Ty Johnson re-signing odds certainly didn't go up.

I wish all he did was golf.

Palmer beats man coverage and Mack doesn't. Simple as that There's a reason teams played the most man coverage against the Bills than any other team last year. We're pot committed to Shakir, Samuel, Palmer, and Coleman. I don't blame Mack for going to a lesser team where he can be on the field regularly with Josh McDaniels who he had his most success playing under calling plays.

My first thought after the Palmer signing was we're not re-signing Hollins. An outside WR who can block who has a more complete skill set. So we were basically looking at the Jake Kumerow role if he stayed and I doubt he wanted that. Also, Hollins had his best season under Josh McDaniels so who knows what his motivations were and if Beane tried to match the offer.

Inflation is really hard to battle politically. It was coming anyways but Dems added fuel to the fire by pumping trillions of dollars into an economy that couldn't keep up with the jump in demand. You could just feel it every time you went grocery shopping. That's why they lost (not immigration) despite the stock market being near record levels. If Trump stops looking at the stock market to alter his trade policies then we're screwed. It's what kept him in check his first term.

It's unlike Rodgers to hog the spotlight like this in free agency but I guess sometimes you can't help the outside noise.

Who gives a crap. How do we not make that Metcalf deal?