Turk71

Cheap even for backup money. I think they are going to draft a qb, both teams.

I think James at 6 per would be a solid acquisition. Then draft one and hopefully be set at te for a few years.

It's not about the money, it's about the quality of the players you spend it on. I don't think Phillips is a good player. The production per % of cap is important if you want to be a top team imo. Spending a lot for little contribution is not a recipe for success.

So if he doesn't make the team, paying him $2 million is a steal? Because if he is on the team he gets $4.5 million. For what he is I don't consider that a steal and I expect better players than Phillips will be paid less. You are referring to the no playmakers part I assume? I hope you are right.

The Bills have ~10% of their 2019 cap committed to their dts, 6th most in NFL. They also have no playmakers at the position and not a single dt rated higher than #70 out of 108 on pff.

I thought T O had a pretty good year for the Bills and behaved himself. Not to mention the Bills QB play that year was awful.

I hated that contract to begin with and in retrospect I was right to. Just because the Ravens overpay Boyle does not vindicate what Whaley gave Clay imo.

My question is why is it always in Indy? On that same track, why do the Lions and Cowboys always play on Thnksgvng? WTF???

No is the correct response.

I don't disagree. Was merely suggesting an incentive laden deal probably wouldn't get it done. James from the Dolphins is another guy I hope they are looking at.

Between Samuel, Ridley, Butler, Harmon, Brown, Campbell, Harry not in that particular order, any of those guys in the 2nd round would be great and a big upgrade. Pick up Humphries in fa and pair any of those guys with Foster on the outside and the Bills are suddenly looking pretty good at wr.

That would be the ideal, but I think some needy team will probably take the plunge and offer significant guaranteed money.

Can't be the Bills without at least two Williams.

Check out how low the interior d line is rated....

What's going on in Cleveland? Fun Times!! https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DoZzgAjjuqZM&ved=2ahUKEwipi-S-zPDgAhVJuZ4KHbUmBPMQyCkwAHoECAwQBA&usg=AOvVaw1WyVjG8wpT_KqRF27dER7w

This thread is way off the track for some reason. Back to Williams, how big of a risk is his health? Will he come all the back to 2017 form? Offering a lot of guaranteed without knowing seems pretty risky to me. https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2019/02/17/panthers-2019-offseason-daryl-williams-matt-kalil-taylor-moton/ This is an article on the Panthers site about that.

No dead cap after this year either. The Bills should be all over this, huge upgrade at a relatively reasonable price.

Jason Kelce Eagles and Hudson were the only higher rated on pff.

PFF had him rated 12th for all o linemen at any position for 2018. According to them he had a great year. 3rd highest rated center, not sure if his agent works for them though. https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-top-25-offensive-linemen-of-the-2018-nfl-season

Get Duke Johnson on the phone Dammit

Wtf is going on in here??? ? the imaginary Smith vs Jackson throwdown death match is still happenin???

How's that going? If you figure it out please share

He is only 30, 30 is the new 27. https://www.profootballfocus.com/nfl/players/justin-houston/6222 He had a great year according to pff, for what it's worth. Who knows what he will get offered? I bet your arms are tired.

You do realize that he is a rb, right?

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-duke-johnson-jr-is-one-of-the-most-efficient-backs-in-football-and-hes-finally-getting-the-ball An article about how highly efficient he is per touch and how underutilized. With Chubb, Hunt, and Johnson the odd man out some team is gonna get a good back at a good deal.