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  1. 1 minute ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

    It's actually simple. Bonus money can be spread out over the length of the contract. Base salary can't. Base salary can be converted into bonus money and spread out.

     

    So you can keep doing it but there's a risk. Once the player you keep kicking cap down the road for starts to decline you start to get into trouble. I mean the Saints cleared like $80 million in cap without cutting anyone. Owners don't like giving out all that bonus money.

    it's all the converting and moving around that confounds me mate . Math is not my jam but I fully respect folks that have that aptitude. kudos Thank you for the insight. 🙂

  2. 2 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

    I’m kind of bittersweet we didn’t trade for him last year now…we saved some picks but Im pretty sure we would’ve won it all last year with von on board

    I hope lamenting last years season will become a distant and dare say a forgotten memory after we finally achieve the Lombardi This seson. It's my fervent hope anyway 🙂

  3. 5 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

    It's the same contract as Chandler Jones but with cap pushed back. So 2 years from now there will be a high cap hit but there ways to work around it. Josh Allen has huge base salaries. The easiest way to clear cap in 2024 and 2025 will be to convert those base salaries to bonus cash. Plus the TV money will boost the cap a lot.

     

    In other words don't worry about the cap numbers.

    granted the cap is a complicated formula that very few can truly explain. One of those is a poster named @Tuco I hope he chimes in. 

  4. 1 hour ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

    I think the pass rush was pretty underrated last season too so they could be absolute animals this year.

    I would think adding a guy like Von Miller into the mix will serve to make the entire DL more productive and better. Its exciting to ponder the possibilities moving forward that is for sure! I frankly don't care who eats as long as someone on that line does ya know?

     

    GO BILLS!~!~!!!

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  5. And you'll kiss me like I'm everything
    Something in me comes undone
    And I'll wake up in the morning
    Knowing once again you've gone

    God knows I love you
    I'll let these things be
    But I don't know if I like you
    When you do these things to me

  6. 4 hours ago, Don Otreply said:

    This right here ^^^
     

    The game is won and lost in the trenches, wether anyone likes it or not,  all offensive and defensive play calls success stems from the lines. 
     

    Go Bills!!! 

    we are at a point wherein our team has its key integral Franchise QB in place, we have playmakers on offense and a stout secondary. I agree with you, fortify and dominate in the trenches moving forward will put this team over the Top. IMO Beanes'  last years  acquisitions shored up the defensive line while seemingly not addressing the OL to the extent fans wanted (my perception anyway) .  I think Beane is playing this according to plan and as always he will make choices based on need AND availibility. His record is pretty danged good with a miss in Cody Ford oh well.  I'm looking forward to TC  to see all our new presents haha

     

    m   

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  7. 47 minutes ago, Virgil said:

    I don't know that I can agree with this take.  We are hearing that players are reaching out to us and might take less money, but nothing has really happened yet.  As of now, we've plugged holes from departing players or re-signed out own.  You could argue that Saffold is an upgrade, but I wouldn't use that to qualify it as a successful day.

     

    We honestly don't have the money to know if we would have drawn more attention from big name FA's.

     

    I'm still surprised we haven't re-worked Digg's deal to free up some money.  Right now, even if we wanted to bring back Wallace, grab a WR, or Chandler, we couldn't.

    winners discount Virgil, is that reality? Im asking because in theory it sounds plausible but in my mind I thought players will go for the payday (all things being equal) any NFL player taking a discount has to be an anomaly imo

     

    *shrugs* JJ Watt one example that screams out to me. 

     

    I can see a player wanting to play for a contender Yes  but to take less money when your career is nowhere near guaranteed.......This contract stuff is numbers mumbo jumbo to me...I guess a player would at the minimum negotiate and his agent make His money by making the best deal for his client possible.........I dont begin to understand players rationales clearly

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  8. free agent overpayment express chugga chugga chugga....seems pricey but Hey Im wishing he well on his football journey moving forward. Great guy. He will always have some Buffalo Bills in his heart after his time here. Thinking specifically about his interactions with Pancho Billa.

     

    Its inevitable some guys will sign elsewhere for a payday beyond what most of us could ever dream of. Congrats Harry. 

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  9. 45 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

    This is good news! This guy can play. He was hidden in Washington of course with four 1st rounders on that DL.

    this seems to be a consensus as much as anything.  High reward potential playing on the Bills OL...music to my ears. Solidify the guard position, add experience, durability and versatility. Im on board. Draft, develop and keep it moving forward with key free agents. 

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