Back2Buff

Showing flashes is not good as an Olineman. One missed blocked (which he has many of) and your QB is out for year.

These players know what is happening around them. Look at the Mckenzie tweets before the Harty signing.

Not sure I care as long as D Jones is healthy. We used so many different combos of players last year and can't say I really noticed any difference until Jones was out. I'm fine with veteran minimum guys there.

Yes, it was based upon the line you said. I feel like I am getting gaslite every time Beane talks about Brown. Like he is telling me the exact opposite from what I'm seeing. Brown is too tall and skinny. He spends way too much time on the ground. His back will always be an issue with the way he plays.

The guy is SOOOOO bad.

What more is there to explain? Just listen to a Beane press conference. We are broke and he continues to point to Davis ankle injury.

They already made the decision to. The money is tied up. No draft pick coming in is going to start over Gabe. Gabe Davis is the number 2 WR on this team.

Whether you like it or not, this regime loves Gabe Davis. He will be the number 2 WR here next year.

Doesn't Slayton drop enough balls to go around?

Hyde is not signed next year. We just have a cap hit for him.

Makes Hyde's contract look really bad, especially since we have a dead cap on our books for next 3 years for him, over 3 million next year.

Spector is the best option. Seriously. He was underrated in college, and looked great in preseason and the little he played in blow outs.

Why would you assume that? I'm just hoping it wasnt communicated to him yet.

lol, its half that for rookies.

Absolutely not. 3 guys under 5'8 should not be considered big pieces of your offense.

It would be really bad asset management to have Harty, Hines, and McKenzie on one team. Beane is terrible at asset management so I wouldnt be shocked to see all three on team taking up over 10 million in cap space.

Dumb, old and slow.

Never like taking chances on guys that have "potential" We shall see, but I don't think it solves anything.

Restructures mean nothing in terms of something being on the brink of happening. Look at it this way. A player has 4 years left on deal. Ten million dollars is converted to bonus so now its spread amongst this year, and the remaining three years. Cap savings of current year would be 7.5 million. Guy is cut after year 2 of restructure. That means the dead money increased 5 million dollars when you go to cut him, because you already accounted for the 2.5 million in each of the prior 2 years. The Bills rolled over the cap savings from the restructure so now have an additional 5 million when you go to cut him. End of the day, it costs you nothing more against the cap than it would have been since it is a higher dead cap, but you have more roll over. However, in the current year of the restructure, you have a cushion just incase you need it.

I think more players are waiting till FA actually opens. That way they can visit and talk with the coaches.

Poyer's market being low was predictable. He plays in a very safety friendly system and did not do well after week 5 last year.

Because I know people who have been laid off and they are constantly cutting scholarship to other sports.

So you say the same thing about everyone that doesn't drink the Kool Aid that Beane dishes out?

On Mike Clay's FA list, he was the 14th best guard available, right in front of Safford. Wouldn't expect too much from him. Seems like a lot of money, tbh.

No way. Jeudy is made a glass. Not to mention, his up-coming contract is not a selling point. I would rather draft Zay Flowers.