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Let's hope they overpay. Good luck Mitch (except when playing the Bills).

Another good contract. Congrats to both sides. FWIW Mitch now is the 10th highest AAV $s Center.

Well done Brandon Beane. Good contract both ways. I'm hoping it's a breakout year for McKenzie as a SWR.

It is truly amazing.

Yes to Kyle Allen as backup. Then bring in a camp arm UDFA Cole Kelley from SE Louisiana.

Sammy or Khalil? Bills GM had his choice. I so thought it was Mack in the trade.

So, after the lawyers take the bulk of the settlement, I would guess the girls get about "tree fiddy" each.

The Bills blew a chance at a Superbowl. It happened and I am sure there are a lot of second guessing going on by staff and players. It's only natural to have this happen in the offseason. Come OTAs none of this will amount to a hill of beans.

I'm not sure about the Giants as they got some cap issues too but he would fit there. I could see a number of teams interested in Cole, especially teams with younger QBs. Jags and Jets come to mind. They got the money too. If Beane could grab one of Jax's 6th rounders (they got 3) that would be awesome.

Thanks. That more what I was talking about. Bills would need to use their 3rd most likely for Woods. I'll check him out better.

Just got in from enjoying the beautiful Colorado Springs weather. 70 the first week of March is nice! Started watching the combine and it's nice to hear there is value in the 3-5 round picks at TE. Any of you draft guru's got a couple of good names in the 4th round at TE? For a TE2 he's got to be a decent blocker not just a catcher.

Saints are cooked. They will be lucky to win 6-7 games this year. They are also currently $42M over the cap. But no worries they Taysom Hill at QB.

Putin turns 70 this year. I imagine he feels he is behind the curve "age wise" in becoming Russia's greatest leader in history. If he succeeds in taking over Ukraine without any repercussions, I fear he will take even greater chances in achieving his goal.

I tend to agree with your points. Someone is going to pay Wallace $9M+ per year.

Agree. Give Dawson his $8M per but I would like to see a 4-year deal.

If 1 or 150 players don't want to attend the combine it's their right not to go. If 1 or up to 32 teams think it will affect their decisions, that's their business too. The NFL is having a "job fair", show up or don't show up. If X amount don't show up and they want to invite others, do it or don't do it. Why is this a big deal?

No worries the Combine is starting in a week and a half. Then we can comment on threads about trading up from #25 to #4.

Sure, but he is going to cost a fortune. KC can't afford him. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/orlando-brown-jr-25182/market-value/

If he was committed to being the backup long term in Buffalo I would go for a 3 year deal too.

Kyle Allen would be perfect for a 2 year contract to start. Beane should really go get him. I think it's time for the Bills to get a long term young backup and Kyle definitely fits the profile.

Josh Allen is everything. So, protecting him is paramount. That means the OL is the second most important. After that everything else can be debated. IMO.

While I disagree with a lot of things the NFL has done lately, I am not losing interest at all.

Yes, QBs typically sign 4 year deals. 5 year deals with some "elite" QBs. Taking away Mahomes 10 year extremely unique deal, Josh Allen is the only 6 year deal I've ever heard of. Teams and the player have to agree to the length and we will all have to see if 5-6 (or more) years become the norm.

Yes the clock starts when a player from receiving team touches the ball "in the field of play". I don't know about "giving themselves up" ruling. A player can flop on a ball get up and start running too. Technically on a normal play clock runs until the ball carrier is touched on the ground or he runs out-of-bounds. You are right with the comment of having Bass kick short but close to the endzone. That is used a lot by the Bills. Edit: Clock only starts when receiving team touches. Kicking team cannot advance the ball.

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