Buffalo03
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Usually the 2nd week of May. It used to be before the draft in April. We still got about 2 months before it's released
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Justin Fields is like "wtf. If you all hated me, you could have just told me"
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Keenan Allen and DJ Moore. Wow
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Crack is a bad bad drug and you need to deal with THAT
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Why would Tim settle to the Texans? If he felt that he had to Settle on a team, why sign there? Surely, he could have signed somewhere else and not settle
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Just now, BuffAlone said:
Leave my wife's name out your mouth!👋
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1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Do people even realize Mike Williams averages 44 rec for 686 yards over 7 seasons? And that is with Phillip Rivers and Justin Herbert as his QB's. Yet he was getting paid a monstrous contract lol.
HARD PASS for Mr. IR
Sure, if there wasn't a WR rich draft in front of us. I would rather those snaps go to the early WR we take because they need the snaps if they are going to be the eventual heir to Diggs.
So I don't think having a Vet stuck ahead of that WR is good for his development.
I would take Mike Williams in a 1 year gamble as well as draft 1 or 2. Signing Mike Williams in a WR rich draft is completely irrelevant if he takes a 1 year cheap deal
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13 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
HARD PASS.
Guy disappears for long stretches while commanding big dollars. He is always hurt.
Our future WR2 and probable heir to Diggs as WR1 is coming via the draft. It would be stupid to tie up cap space on someone like Mike Williams that we don't have to spare before heading into one of the deepest and riches WR drafts in the modern era.
If he took a one year cheap deal, I think it's worth the gamble
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5 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:
His deal was 20M AAV and he signed it in 2022. Even today thats top 15-20 in the NFL. He is not among the best 15-20 WRs in the NFL.
They drafted a similar player last year in the first so the writing was probably on the wall then.
I'm all for it on a one year deal for cheap if possible
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14 minutes ago, BBFL said:
No thanks. Overrated. Injury prone. Too expensive.
He isn't overrated. The dude has tons of talent but can't stay healthy and I don't think it's gonna cost a ton of money for him. There is no way with his injury history he will get a multi year deal that pays him a ton or money. Perfect cheap one year prove it type of guy. I'd do it
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Can we give Mack Hollins back?
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4 minutes ago, Beck Water said:
I guess we'll see who's right.
In my observation, when a guy is a former OPOY with multiple pro-bowl and all-pro appearances, he'll have multiple suitors. And multiple suitors drives up the price.
OBJ was coming off injury and hadn't put up numbers for years - since 2019. He got vet minimum salary in his deal, true - but he also got $14M signing bonus paid up front, and carries a modest $4-$5M cap hit. For which he put up modest numbers of 35 receptions for 560 yds.
OBJ was severely overpaid and shouldn't have been. I actually think with Michael Thomas's injury history that a small 1 year prove it deal may be worth it to show he can at least stay healthy for a season and then cash in next season
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Just now, Beck Water said:
In all seriousness, what is your problem with this signing? He's been a career STer, he's put up some numbers when he got the chance. New Jake Kumerow or Trent Sherfield.
Generally when a guy's most recent contract was 1 year, $10M and he's got a $2.2M roster bonus already due to him, the answer to that question is gonna be "no".
FWIW, Spotrac suggests a market value of $9.2M
The dude literally didn't play for like 3 straight seasons because of injuries and suspensions. I can't see any team putting that number on him. They would be dumb
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3 minutes ago, Beck Water said:
30 years old, 7 year vet. Tall guy, 6'4" 220
Best season, 2022 with LVR and Derek Carr throwing to him, 57 receptions for 690 yds, behind Davonte Adams.
Aside from that year, primarily a STer, with hoped-for potential that never materialized.
4.53 40 time with the comment "he plays faster than his 40 time"
I remember him having a couple big games with the Raiders and being a big fantasy waiver wire pickup for like one week and then he came back down to Earth
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We couldn't get Michael Thomas on a small 1 year prove it deal for $2 or $3 million? I don't think any team would even invest higher than $5 million in him at this point
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4 minutes ago, Mailman said:
Oliver Clothesoff may be a cap casualty today too...
Lol. Love this one
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1 minute ago, BuffAlone said:
Do we really need so many Tight Ends?
I mean, it could be the preference over too many wide receivers
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2 minutes ago, uticaclub said:
I think Mike Hunt or Ben Dover would be better values
Yeah, they may be a little cheaper. Mike Litorus as well. We can probably get them all for pennies on the dollar
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I think we will sign Haywood Jablomee. That dude is awesome. I can't believe he hit the open market
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Not sure why he fell out of favor with the Raiders. You don't get 100 receptions in a season by being a bad player. A mix of injuries to just being in the doghouse. Not sure why. I'd take him on a 1 year deal
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YESSSSSSS!!!!! Wait, who?
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Then Allen would have a couple Super Bowls and Mahomes wouldn't. It would be the same thing
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12 minutes ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:
I mean if Ridley is there after the dust settles, see if he takes a prove it deal
And then bets on our games
Justin Fields traded to Steelers
in The Stadium Wall
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I mean, honestly, if all it took was a 6th round pick in next year's draft, I would have given the Bears that to have as Josh's backup for a year and then we wouldn't pick up his 5th year option so we could just release him. That's crazy