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Why not? Because of the "void years"? https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/2023/6/12/23758041/explaining-how-the-nfl-works-part-18-the-compensatory-formula-free-agents-draft-picks-steelers The first step is to determine if a player who signed with a new team is a CFA. First, they must be an unrestricted free agent and not a street free agent. Second, they could not be a player who potentially had more years under contract with the team. If there was a team option that was not exercised, or at any point in their contract a player renegotiated their deal for fewer years, they are not eligible to be a CFAs. If there are void years in a players contract, these do not preclude the player from being a CFA.

I'm sure Beane wishes he had $30M in cap to spend, but he doesn't. The comp pick discussion is driven by that fact. If Beane sees a deal, he will do it.

He had 36% of the total D snaps last season. I think it will be closer to 50%. Whether that equates to full time starter, we'll have to see.

Also, a chance a DL gets signed after June 1st when Tre's $10M cap clears.

AJE had 6.5 sacks last year. If he can keep his pace up with more snaps they will look to sign him long term IMO. This is a "prove you can do it" contract. I like it. If he fails, they can drop him next year.

That's a good deal if they think he can get more snaps (which he should) and up his game some. Fair for both sides.

I'm thinking he comes in cheaper than expected. Spotrac had him $5.6M AAV which seemed really low. I'm going with 2 years $12M with some sack incentives.

No rational GM is trading for Mack, so it's "fate" that he should come back to Buffalo to win a SB. Mack is 33 and has made over $150M. If I was Mack, I would do it on the cheap.

I don't think you need to worry about that.

Totally agree. I should have added that. I commented on Cousins signing by saying Josh is now 8th in AVV and that's without the now nulled Wilson contract. Some fans want Beane to re-do Josh's contract and that seems nuts to me.

Absolutely. https://www.profootballrumors.com/2020/06/the-nfls-post-june-1-cuts-explained Free agent opportunities aside, releasing a player in the spring and designating him a post-June 1 cut can be mutually beneficial for a player and his team. It allows the player to hit the market when potential suitors still have cap room and are still looking to add free agents,

That puts 8 QBs ahead of Josh in AAV.

Last year he had a QBR against him of 87 and a 4.5% missed tackle rating. People act like his Venus de Milo. I'm waiting to see what the contract actually looks like.

I say it every year. The cap increase does not give teams (our Bills) any kind of an advantage. With the rookie and vet minimums going up every year and the increases in contract $s, it's a wash. One of the biggest ways to save on cap is drafting well. It's a big year for Beane and his boys!

We have to wait. It's agent numbers. I'm going to say his 2024 cap hit will be $1.6M or so and he won't cost anything much at all to cut in 2025. I think that's ok for a 75% snap count ST player and a serviceable DB who can play multiple positions and familiar with the D.

Atlanta could be a force in that weak division. They still got some money after the Cozens signing and 5 picks in the Top 79 this draft. A WR with their 8th is a big possibility now.

That's exactly how I see it. He is versatile that way.

Kickers are a strange group. He definitely had the yips last year but deserves a chance to show he can get it together this year. Definitely needs camp competition (same with punters). I never liked the "no competition" these guys have in camp. He must know he needs to improve, or he will be looking for a job next season. His cap hit next year isn't large.

He could do that but I'm betting he knows in the long run he makes more staying in Buffalo and taking small salary cuts each year. He likes Buffalo (remember how happy he was when he bought his home) and HAS to know he signed an overpaid contract. His contract is through the 2026 season and if I was him, I would take the small pay cut. If he goes to a new team and has a bad year or gets injured again he could end up playing for less than $5M every year going forward.

I think he will keep the guaranteed roster and option bonus this year and take a salary cut. He's scheduled to make $4.9M in salary. I'm guessing that will get cut to $2M or so and "maybe" some NLTBE incentives in return.

Morris fills the TE3 just fine IMO. He was an ERFA so it's a cheap deal.

The age thing is not as big as some make it out to be IMO. A 1st rounder has a 5-year rookie deal and then typically another 4-year deal. After 9 years in the NFL, it's a crap shoot as to what a player's worth is going forward. He would be 32 and the young guys are 30ish.

During the season is one thing for injured players. Tre was fully paid for the year of his injury.

None of his incentives are on the books for the 2024 season. He converted $8.645M into this incentive. So, if you want to go with what you are saying, they are all NLTBE.

People are getting this all confused. Von redid this part of his contract along with the base pay cut. Spotrac has it all defined. There are no LTBE/NLTBE incentives. It's plain and simple. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/von-miller-7717/ 2024 Sack Incentives (non-cumulative) 2: $1M 4: $2.5M 6: $4M 8: $6M 10.5: $8.645M 15: $9.645M $1.5M for an AFC Championship Win + 30%+ snaps + 12 regular season snaps