Ya Digg?

Yeah, it’s super weird that him and his wife had a discussion about where he was going to play next….like literally every other married player in the league. Obviously we have never heard of a player at the end of his career sign with the team in the city he lives in 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

As opposed to literally every other married player in the league??

What moves would/could/should the Bills have made that is somehow surprising you right now?

Wait so they went from 2 6th round picks to a 3rd?!

You said they lost Dodson…did he sign with someone today?

Look at the Vikings defensive stats in those playoff games…the losses have very little to do with Cousins. As Bills fans we should be one of the last groups to throw out QB playoff wins without any context whatsoever

Looking nothing else, he’s going to throw the ball to their weapons. I think with a new staff and with Cousins there will be a huge uptick in usage for those 3 first round picks

It’s not up to him, he also has no reason to say no. He gets money up front, the Bills get cap space. Why would he possibly even consider saying no?

Has he though? Honest question, has he personally been griping? Or is it more people’s perceptions and saying he has been griping?

The screens behind the LOS drove me crazy! They weren't taking advantage of Stef's biggest asset, which is his route running ability. Perhaps his struggles the second half of the season make teams focus on him less, at least at the beginning of the season, and it allows him to get into a groove. I do think he was more beat up than he let on and it had an impact

Monday at noon is the first day. They will restructure Josh and it seems as though Dion is probably getting something as well

Oh I do - I find it odd that people severely overvalued a rarely used backup lineman but then put such low value onto the starting left tackle who (take it for what it's worth) made the pro bowl on multiple occasions

This place is so weird. When Bates got traded people were disappointed the Bills only got a 5th for him. Now people are speculating that Dawkins might get traded and they might only get a 3rd for him? THIS IS WHY NOBODY HERE IS A GM!!!!

People don't hate him enough for that, he doesn't have enough pro bowls. He isn't in that weird "he's too good, we should get rid of him" category that some people subscribe to around here

You absolutely can have your own opinion, not sure why you got so offended. Josh taking a pay cut is bad business - not just for him but for all of the players. If he takes a pay cut, what's to stop every team from going to any player and saying they need to take a pay cut as well? Josh's job is to play QB, it's the front office's job to figure out the contracts. Does Josh want to give his input? Of course! So does Mahomes, Burrow, Herbert, Rodgers (clearly).....pretty much every top QB wants to give their input, doesn't mean they should take less money because of that. All I'm saying is let the front office do the job they are paid to do

Trubisky got $5 million for 2 years-I’m guessing that’s one of the lower back up contracts. If you’re the franchise QB you don’t take a pay cut. It’s not Allen’s job to figure out the cap and make everything work, that’s Beane and the front office’s job. They are paid a lot of money as well. People need to stop putting the responsibility of the cap on the players

The people calling to trade him-why? What are the Bills going to get for him? A 6th round pick? Cool, he’s more valuable than that to the team. You just want him gone because you’re butt hurt he hasn’t played up to expectations, but trading him is an extremely foolish move. He’s cheap, he plus a position of need , and he has shown flashes

Why would either side want to sign off on that? A restructure benefits both the team and the player

Yes and no. I’m definitely someone who feels you can manipulate the cap for as long as a team wants. Does a team eventually have to pay for it of course, but teams can always do things if there is a player they want to sign or keep players they want to keep. Every move the Bills made yesterday can be justified outside of cap savings. If they wanted to keep all of those guys they could have, but having some time to digest what happened those were all smart business and football decisions

People on here are usually pretty level headed, as today’s news shows, I’m sure everyone will be calm, cool, and collected when signing news comes out. Not really sure why you would think anyone here would overreact, that’s just preposterous!

Sorry but most fans have no loyalty to the players, personally I think your statement is way off. Players are always made out to be the enemy - Diggs, Miller, Edmunds, going back to players like Mario Williams....all of these guys ended up on fans sh*t lists. Most people are fans of teams, not of players. Teams aren't loyal to the players, why should the players be loyal to the team? Both sides know it's a business, and they are loyal up to a certain point.

But that’s not taking a pay cut-what Brady did is completely different than what Josh will do. Josh will still get his money and rightfully so, his cap hit will be reduced

How is the team going to be competitive when players know that the team will make even the best player take a pay cut? No one would want to come to Buffalo if they know that’s gonna happen

Congrats, you get to say I told you so…you must feel so good right now