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I don't want to jump the gun, but a story like this is really troubling. When you have 80 mill to work with and the OL being a major need...................... and something like this is your first move. Ouch. If this is the case, the Bills might as well be 40 mill over the cap. But like I said, I don't want to put the cart before the horse.

Sad part is, those two are basically the same age. I really hope this is all fake news.

Leave it to the Raiders to set an insane market.

Can Houston be a fit here?

We have spent A TON of time talking about how much cap space the Bills will have come March 13th of 2019..................... and Frank freaking Gore is the first name we here when the tampering period begins. If the Bills sign an ancient RB as their first move, yikes. You can't make this shyt up.

I just hope that this just isn't true about the Bills interest in Gore. Hopefully this story is as fake as Smollet's.

I would expect them to be wherever Darryl Williams is come Wednesday.

Ivory stinks, but Gore will be 36 freaking years old. Young RB's please.

Maybe Gore can play OG.

IF this is the case, the Bills might as well bring Thurman out of retirement if they want old RB's. Again, if this is the case, of course, this is what angers me most about this regime.............. RB is a YOUNG MAN'S position, not a 30-something position.

The private workouts are going to be bigger for Metcalf than most of these players in this draft. For me, if the Bills traded down and took Harmon, that is the better choice. I know the last name of Harmon scares Bills fans. ?

You have to make things fit under the salary cap and teams can't spend money as judiciously as they want. Bills fans know this and want to build a team according to the rules of the cap. Nobody wants to win the salary cap more than games. That's just silly.

I would explore giving up a draft pick or two in 2020, not this year. And I would explore this after the draft, if the Bills haven't done anything at the WR position.

Word on the street is that Humphries wants 10-12 million a year. Pure insanity. Pass.

Thank God it's over now. I am sure this wasn't Beane's only plan to get a number one WR.

Hopefully this is official and we can throw away these Brown threads.

That about sums it up. I can't wait till this saga is over so we can move on to the next overdramatic subject.

The Flyers once stated publicly that they pulled out of the Eric Lindros derby. How did that work out? Just an example.

Brown's contract demands are holding up anything happening, not where he DOESN'T want to go. Brown will gladly go where they give him the most green. It all means that he could end up staying with the Steelers and that does nobody no good.

I'm not Rap here. It's pretty obvious negotiations are going on. Why do you think Beane came out and squashed it? Why do you think a deal of any kind hasn't been announced yet? I am not saying by any means that the Bills are getting Brown. I am just saying it isn't dead yet as everyone else seems to think. And for the record, I really DON'T want Brown here.

Right now it's the Taylor trade that is number one. Hopefully the Allen move becomes the ULTIMATE number one.

AB to Buffalo isn't dead yet. I don't know if that is good or bad. The Bills and Brown's representatives must be seeing some common ground. I seriously don't know what to think anymore. Just let this saga end one way or the other.

I can buy that. If those are his demands, they are insane.

Just let Brown go to the Pats where Brady can reduce his salary cap number to $1 a year and the Pats can give the Steelers a 2019 7th round pick.

The Bills need two YOUNG TE's. Rudolph is 30 and his best years are behind him. The Bills can do better than Rudolph and with 10 draft picks as of now, I wouldn't mind them drafting two TE's to go along with Croom. Maybe they bring in a younger veteran on the cheap. After all, how much money is Rudolph gong to command?