MJS

It's literally the first day of free agency, which technically hasn't even started yet.

He used the Bills as leverage, it seems.

Jones is significantly worse than those QB's you mentioned, in my opinion. Maybe Baker Mayfield is closer, but I think Jones is worse than him too.

He didn't watch a down. He just looked up his age and his stats. Guaranteed.

You are just wrong. It sounds like YOU are the one who doesn't watch football outside of Buffalo. Dumb take. Dumb post.

What's wrong with the signing? Please explain why you are smarter than Beane and also every single other NFL analyst who says this is a good signing for the Bills?

Hmm, I'd take the 27-year-old, personally. But I'd take either one. We need an elite pass rusher.

For sure, but I'm never going to sign a receiver primarily for their blocking ability. I'd go with the better receiver 10 out of 10 times. If you need better blocking, put another TE on the field.

I kind of view him as comparable to Beasley, honestly. But Beasley is a little quicker (when not hampered by injury). So I guess if I had to choose between the two I'd rather stick with Beasley given he knows the offense and already has familiarity with Josh Allen.

That would be interesting. I'm fairly confident he'll get some offers, though. He held his own as CB1 on one of the best pass defenses in the league for a bunch of games last year. He deserves it. I have to think GM's around the league have taken notice regardless of who his agent is.

You never know. I've thought this about some coaches and they have done quite well, and, more commonly, I have thought well about coaches who end up doing terribly.

Really curious about his contract.

He didn't turn anything around. His best years were in Buffalo.

Guess he likes the cold. He found the one place colder than Buffalo. I agree. I think he got paid what he was worth. I kinda wanted him back, but I'm liking the DT's we are reported to be signing. We'll be okay.

Happy for Bates. Hope another team doesn't swoop in. I've been pounding the table for him for a couple of years now. I hope he can build on the good end to last season and become a strong starter going forward.

It would be an idiotic move. Glad you aren't in charge.

I'm seeing 2 years, $4.4 million being thrown around now. Do we know what the real number is?

Cut our starting center? He's a good player.

Tom Brady. We need a good backup for Josh Allen. Tom's a little old, but he's still alright. Might win us a game or two if Allen goes down.

That's an easy assumption, but we don't really know what McKenzie thinks about the situation. His agent could have let him know that there was not a strong market for him so the best deal he could get was with the Bills.

Because that provides the team with less flexibility in the future. Teams have only one starting RT, but 2 starting guards. RT's make more money on average. Average salary for a RT is $5 million. Average salary for a guard is $2.4 million.

Two Bills Drive is good enough for me, but I also browse headline on NFL.com.

Gotta keep that slightly above average Cowboys team together.

Really, and how is a backup to Josh Allen ever going to garner multiple 1st round picks when they don't play except in spot duty? This is a horrible idea. It's not rooted in reality at all.

Fans want everything. Sign all the big names in free agency. Trade all the draft picks for elite players. Somehow trade up and draft all the best prospects in the draft (even though you already traded all your picks away), while simultaneously trading down to get way more draft picks. Completely ignore the cap because it is fake, but also don't sign and pay any guys to play special teams because that's a waste of the fake cap space. Cut all the crappy players who aren't all-pros. I don't think fans are ever really reasonable and I am glad fans are far away from managing an NFL roster.