MJS

Didn't stop Steve Smith. That guy is a nightmare to listen to.

You two need to get a room.

Neither is Singletary, but he has a good average.

He has been sub 4 most of his career.

3 yards is about all you'll get. Not interested.

He is mediocre. Not sure what some people see in him. Just because he had a couple good games against the bills?

They sure love TE's.

Really? Nobody wanted Edmunds?

I just know a lot of the cap numbers reported by agents include those because they are trying to brag about the contracts they get.

Do "Not likely to be earned incentives" play into this at all?

They said some nice things about him after they drafted him. That's what coaches do.

I hope not. Dodson is clearly a backup. Bernard barely played last year and is undersized. If he is the plan, it is a very risky plan. The Bills at least need to bring in a decent veteran to compete.

Yep. He'll have a tough time getting targets next year. He's Robert Foster 2.0.

Would love to have Shaq Lawson back if he will sign a reasonable deal. I've always been a Singletary supporter. Wouldn't mind seeing him back. I'm not interested in drafting a running back. Dean Marlowe is good safety depth. I'd stay away from Jordan Phillips unless we can sign him for cheap. He is pretty injury prone.

Hodgins getting pushed down the depth chart.

That's how he speaks about his players.

Brown isn't a lock.

Probably want to wait. We're like 3 hours into free agency.

I'm also so impressed that they spent a fortune on two TE's and then didn't use them, then traded one of them away for a 7th round pick. Such impressive GM skills.

There's always a negative spin for everything Bills related. Do not underestimate our doom and gloomers!

That's exactly what a kidnapper WOULD say! Are you sure it was him?

He had a rough couple of games, but played well to begin the year and well later on in the season as well.

I can say that many teams I looked at had a higher cost linebacker or defensive end in the 1.5 to 3 million range who I can only assume does the same or similar things as our guy. It seems like this is an in-demand role throughout the league.

It's a mixed bag. The Ravens play a lot of starters on special teams, I noticed. The Giants had more contributions, but that is because they were scraping the bottom of the barrel talent wise. If you play linebacker, running back, or defensive back in the NFL and are not a starter, you likely contribute on special teams in the NFL. The Bills are no different in that regard. Go look at the analysis. Most teams have 5 to 7 players that are almost exclusively special teams contributors. Why? Because your starters are better and you want them on the field as much as possible. A lot of good teams spend a lot on special teams. A lot of bad teams don't spend a lot. And vice versa. There was no correlation between spending and performance, or good vs bad teams overall, but I also did not include two of the biggest contributors to special teams (punters and kickers).