Matt_In_NH

When I read aggressively love up I am thinking to around 10 which would involve next years first 28 and 60 plus some change in the 4th/5th. Seems crazy with all the wr talent in this years draft.

That is a given. 925 people who can come up with a million for an indulgence is something else.

Lots of questions in my head 1. Is this because Pegula is low on cash and could this get worse, chance of selling team outright sooner than later? Maybe he needs cash for stadium overruns 2. Maybe he wants cash to help with inheritance if his kids were going to take over? 3. The Bills are underspending the cap this year in terms of cash which in my mind is good but .......is it related to running low on cash in the business?

I heard the bills are looking for senior watwrboys

Go through 36 and project who the Bills get please..........

If true, would seem to mean Kraft has hate for him.

Diggs is on a one year deal with Houston. The contract is done after this year

The system is definitely imperfect. And I agree racial history with the LAPD played a role.

The phrase “not guilty” in a criminal trial is confusing and many don’t know what it actually means because those two words seems to indicate innocent. It needs more context, specifically that you are required to assume the defendant is innocent unless the prosecution shows enough evidence to confirm they are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. In OJs case I think the jury decided reasonable doubt was that the police were raciat and could have planted the evidence. The evidence was damning but they were able to show blood was missing or unaccounted for and it could have been used to plant evidence.

Opt out of what?

Which ones?

I would remove the word "total" in the title....its not just random events. Draft picks are like lottery tickets, I think that is a good analogy. But your chances of hitting on a 100 million dollar hit are way better based on the draft position, especially at the top of the first. You can find a HOFer type anywhere, that is a fact but statistically they come from top 10 picks overwhelmingly more often than after that. Why dont teams just collect picks all the time? 1. You might have a deep roster and you know some of those lottery tickets take time to develop. You dont have a spot on your roster to wait to see if the pick develops 2. Other teams have to want to give you more picks for your pick(s) or for players. It's not just a grocery store you go buy stuff, it takes two. There are a set finite number of draft picks in the market place 3. The work teams put into the draft does have meaning, some are better than others but you must have a grading system and when a guy stands out compared to the rest of the field, it can make sense to trade up. So do teams over-estimate their skill? Probably so, I think it is inherent in the process. They have a lot of money and people and data to throw at the problem, of course they believe in what they are doing.

Supply and demand. don’t think it will go the way or rbs any time soon but I think like rbs are maybe undervalued right now wrs are overvalued. And that is part of what the gms are saying.

Ha, I had the same thought, that is a very "Buffalo" outfit for the weather

I thought this was supposed to be the year with a heavy class due to the pandemic, people stayed in college longer and now they are done with their 5th year? I have also heard NIL is making it easier for people to stay in.....