MJS

My thoughts are that it is still early and a lot of things will change for the Bills before the season begins.

He was 6'2" and 225 lbs. TO was an inch taller and the same weight. AJ Brown is an inch shorter and the same weight. Moulds ran a 4.5 40 time, and AJ Brown ran a 4.49. TO didn't run one at the combine. So, those guys a good comparison.

Moulds was my favorite player as a kid. He was so good. He was a hall of fame talent, and a good QB would have put him there.

He has been doing it his entire career, not just last year.

The cap keeps going up. Teams are required to spend a minimum of their cap space. Most spend up to their cap. This means contracts go up. There isn't anything wrong with that.

The Bengals weren't even a playoff team last year, and they still have the run it back at all cost mentality. Interesting.

Gross.

Interesting. Whatever. It is the postseason that we really need to have everyone available for.

Camp body.

Number of teams that would choose Tua over Josh Allen: 0 (including the Dolphins)

Sure, but that just happened. The poster was claiming he didn't get invited to the combine because of his RAS score.

Yeah, but they don't assign an RAS score. It is a calculation that needs all the specific combine testing numbers. They would just grade his perceived athleticism.

RAS scores are calculated from the combine testing... He couldn't have gotten it anywhere, because RAS uses combine numbers.

I was hoping for a dishonest discussion.

I'm sure all the teams have illegally colluded and have contracts in place for next free agency. Good point.

Nobody does. But he is still a slot player.

He is also a slot player, and that's not exactly what we need.

Too old and hurt too much.

Free agency just started. There us also the draft. Trades are a possibility. No reason to panic the 2nd week of March. The roster is currently under construction.

Officially a bust of a 1st round pick. Oh well. Beane really needs to get the 1st and 2nd rounders right more often, starting with this year's draft!

Common sense is to follow the rules because the penalties are lost draft picks and fines. The burden of proof is on your side. Provide some evidence that it happens all the time and most teams do it. I think most teams do follow the rules and are careful what they say to who they might be courting, and the evidence backs that up because there are so few tampering allegations year to year.

Yeah, most GMs will have conversations but they will veil everything and be careful.

I think it does happen. For sure. But I think it happens less than people think. You have a few instances that get out to the press, like this, and people use that to assume that most teams are doing it all the time. That's just a leap in logic and not supported by anything. You can believe that, but there is very little evidence that it happens all the time. It is just a conspiracy theory that fans like to propagate.

Can we wait until at least a week of free agency has gone by before we evaluate it?

The Bills always use their cap space. How have they done nothing with it in the past?