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He is getting older. Already 32. I'd rather extend him once we see how he continues to play. And it will be one or two year deals from here on out for him. Edit: Wrong Connor McGovern. Ours is 27. My bad.

I'd love to sign him. But also, McDermott has been getting a lot out of lower priced and lower drafted corners for his entire career. Heck, Benford is an example of that himself. If they want to pay him, fine. If they don't, I'm not too concerned.

The 13 sack number states we have an elite impact maker at edge rushers, which is something the team has lacked for a long time. I'd choose that and it isn't close. We already have a player on the team who could conceivably be a 1000 yard, 10TD guy. Khalil Shakir. We don't have anyone on the team who has shown they could be a 13 sack guy.

Epenesa was just signed to a new deal last year. Cutting him would produce 4 million in dead cap and save only 3 million. He is pretty cost effective for what he is. There isn't a reason to cut him.

Retiring usually has negative cap implications for the team. And players almost never want to coach. That is suggested a lot, but never happens.

He needs a few years, but PFR gives his 2024 season an AV of 11, which is higher than any single year that Morse had. If he keeps performing like that, he'll pass up everyone but Kent Hull at the position. But he is already 32, so that is doubtful. Edit: My bad. He is only 27. The other Connor McGovern is 32. Our McGovern has a real chance to go down as one of the best Centers in Bills history if he keeps up his play.

Here's my ranking: 1) Kent Hull 2) Eric Wood 3) Al Bemiller 4) Will Grant 5) Mitch Morse There is a wide gap between Kent Hull and the rest, though. He is a top 10 Bills player of all time regardless of position, in my opinion.

It's a shame he can never stay healthy. He was really good.

He hasn't been an impact player for awhile.

Yes, receivers have been overvalued. It is ridiculous that some of them are getting QB money, practically.

No, the old ways is paying running backs.

The pendulum swings back and forth. It seems we are back in the overvalued territory for RBs. It'll swing back once everyone remembers why you don't pay running backs big money. They have a short shelf life, miss a lot of games, and it is too easy to find good production from young, cheap backs.

That's silly money for a running back. Especially one with such a long injury history who has missed so many games in his career.

Favre didn't really stink with the Jets. Yeah, he threw a lot of INT's, but he always did that. He did go to the Pro Bowl that year. He had a great season with Minnesota the next year, though. That's true.

I totally agree on Byrd, Brown, and Williams. I could see Schobel as well. We'll see where Dawkins slots at the end of his career. I'd also like to see Brian Moorman. He has the accolades. Yeah, he was a punter, but I don't care.

It's probably the individual teams that care because many of them end up going to the opposing team fans instead of home fans. Yeah, they spew garbage about greed and yet still watch the games religiously and buy products and spend their free tike taking about the NFL on message boards. Pretty hypocritical if you ask me.

Nope. Not yet.

Same old story. Another franchise will be selling this tired story to their fans and get them hyped for another year of letdown. I'm glad we have a QB.

So, they will get their wish! The league will fold and they can go back to Starbucks. Happy day for them!

Why do you think Rousseau was overdrafted? He was almost universally seen as an end of the 1st round prospect. That's exactly where he was taken. And Basham was seen as a 2nd round prospect.

Why does anyone want Rodgers? Pretty confusing.

Nobody is forcing them to play football for an upstart league that is making no cash flow. They are lucky they get paid anything. Most people PAY to play sports. These guys are already guaranteed a minimum of $55k per year. That's not getting you rich, but for an upstart league making no money, it is decent.

They are still a bunch of rich dudes with connections who can move on to the next thing they want to. The players are normal people. They for sure have more to lose.

Which hurts the players more than anyone.

Ok. He was pretty dang good, though. He is probably a top 15 to 20 Bills player of all time regardless of position. He was a fumble causing machine and made impact plays routinely.