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Peterman was the starter, can you blame him? The fact that Allen led the league in air yards per attempt might help. I think he would be a good fit, get him if they can then draft another.

Whatever Farty McBeans decides then.

Too true Dr. Yes I say.?

Well said Dr. Sack

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Do not draft a TE in the top 15. Do not draft a TE in the top 15. Do not draft a TE in the top 15. ???

I agree, those guys are nuts. A famous rider Mason Lowe just died doing that a month ago. I read he was famous, I had never heard of him. I do know he was not the first nor the last. I have done some stupid and reckless ***** in my life but wouldn't even think about that *****.

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The financial incentive is 6.5 million dollars extra cap for letting McCoy go. Let Ivory go and its around 9 mil. extra. Look at the list of rb cap hits for last year. https://overthecap.com/position/running-back/2018/ That 9mil cap savings would buy 2 of the top fa rbs this off-season not named Bell. Then check out these advanced stats https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/rb. 45th of 46 in rushing and 52nd of 53 receiving for the highest paid rb. Murphy somehow managed 4.9 ypc on 52 carries. Tough to say who they could entice in fa. Being a run first kinda team might be a draw. Just hold onto McCoy until they see what they can get, no rush. Tevin Coleman, Ingram, Ajayi, Ware, Mike Davis, CJ, Malcolm Brown etc. are all available.

The last game was on cbssn. There is a game about to start on nfln

Waste a pp passing the puck around. ***** drives me crazy Then take a too many men penalty.

I thought of Boys From Brazil cause I saw it when it came out. A couple years later I saw it again with a friend and housemate at SUNY Albany who grew up with Steve Guttenberg. They were good buds in high school on L.I. and went to Albany together. Guttenberg left after a year to be an actor. He gets killed in one of the first scenes I think.

Thnx. I will look for it.

I am going to honor him by watching Downfall and Boys From Brazil.

I will personally lend my mojo and will them to victory today. ? Now back to the thread about not winning the SB this year.

***** him, hope he falls apart next year. Expecting the Steelers to miss the playoffs again.

No going back now. Pittsburgh gets a big dead cap hit from trading him as well.

'Sophie Scholl the Final Days' was a great movie. A tragic true story that did a great job showing how the apathy and fear of everyday people allowed the free press and right to protest to be crushed as the Nazis took power.

Well said Yodaman.

I am bumping this thread because a duplicate was formed after it. But after reading I realize who he was. RIP.

I respect the role leadership plays in an organization like a football team. With a constant influx of young cocky guys that need to 'get with the program'. The problem is the Bills spent the most in the league on rbs and were the least productive. The line was bad, but the rbs were not good either. If you are paying McCoy 9 mil this year (3rd in league) to be a role player and a veteran leader you aren't getting near the production that money could buy. There are a few guys in fa I would love for the Bills to have and they will sign somewhere for about 3 to 6 per, which means the 15 mil the Bills spent last year would have been enough to pay 3 of the top fa not named Bell and still have money left over. I like the idea of having 2 or 3 talented backs and at least 2 that are good receivers. The committee approach leaves you far less vulnerable to injuries when they inevitably happen. Just spending cap money because you have it is a bad idea. Spend it on solid to top notch talent and roll the rest over to next year. Anyways thnx for disagreeing respectfully, as I do with you. I appreciate the civil discourse.

The 3rd highest paid rb in the NFL this coming season is gonna be a 3rd down back we keep for his 'veteran leadership'? Shady doesn't strike me as the greatest role model or leader of men and that's not what the team needs from the highest paid, oldest, and lowest producing backfield in the league anyway. I don't consider that money well spent. What the team needs is young talented rbs to lead by playing well and scoring tds imo. Lets get some guys who are hungry to prove themselves and get over the sentimentality of hanging on to guys whose play no longer justifies their pay.

How hard is it to replace 2 rbs? Plenty of good options in fa and the 9 million in cap savings would be enough to replace them both with quality players. Like you said he has certainly lost a step and he was the highest paid rb in the league last year. Will be 3rd this year, a lot of money spent on the most expensive, oldest, least productive unit in the league. Definitely time for a change imo and it shouldn't take 2 yrs.

If they can get a team to offer anything like that I'm all for it. Either way though I'm hoping they opt for a change.

A 9 mil cap hit for a reduced role because they have plenty of cap and he's 'earned' it? I'm pretty sure he has been fairly compensated, being the highest paid in the league last season. The Bills don't owe him anything imo and should do what's best for the team. There should never be cap money wasted just because you have it. It rolls over into the next year.