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Good catch! Thanks for destroying the Greg Roman portion of the narrative. 😉 I guess it must be the limitations of the QB?

A voice of reason ...

I am not concerned about him earning a bigger role at WR. The Bills are deep their. If he can become a reliable returner along with his occasional speed role in offense he is more than worth having on the team.

Great analysis. Thanks.

Predictable as snow in Buffalo.

I like the player, but it is a role that can be replaced and it is not worth over paying him.

I am with you on this. If the Eagles were digging their heals in, and or Ertz was digging his heals in on contract, time to move on. It would have been nice at the right price, but no more than a fifth, and the cap hit this year need to be south of $8 M. This was always going to be tough get.

Don’t confuse a good rant with facts.

Wake me up when the Pats sign a real QB instead of the corpse of Cam Newton. Until then, sound and fury signifying nothing.

An irrelevant signing for an irrelevant team. Murray will never lead them to a championship - simply not in him - no matter how much over the hill offensive talent they place around him. .

LOL

Feel free to leave at any time.

More like up to 420 I would say.

With all these move by the Pats on Offense, they still do not have a QB. I literally have no idea why anyone would be worried about this team with Cam Newton.

The Patriots are on the fast track to mediocrity so far.

Roberts was a very good performer for the Bills. Many thanks to him for the past two years. That said, given the cap situation, he is a luxury this team cannot afford. We need to find a younger and cheaper option.

Exactly. There should be a picture of him in the dictionary for the word overrated.

Meh.

KC kicking the can. Makes sense. Win now, worry about later at some future time. It will catch up eventually.

I was not very impressed with Feliciano last year. He was a big part of the under performing run game and was an absolute turnstile in the championship game.

I think your estimate of market value is suspect. Both were projected to fetch more in free agency. In general I think prices may be depressed this year, but I still expect when it all said and done both of these deals will look like bargains. It is much too early to tell given that FA has not even started yet.

You have presented no facts that support your opinion. You posted a video of Milano missing a tackle, as if every player in any NFL history has not missed tackles. What exactly was that supposed to prove? I have watched him for four years. The guy makes plays, much more often than not. Your stats above indicate the Bills defense was vulnerable to tight ends. What a revelation, as if we all did not know that already. You suppose that is due to Milano? How so? The Bills play a base zone coverage scheme. What percentage of this plays was Milano specifically targeted, or even in the field? Do you somehow suppose he was the culprit in all those completions? This is, to put it politely, a ridiculous use of statistics, showing no understanding of the game behind them. Finally, your rant in multiple posts seemed to indicate that by “over paying” Milano the Bills would have to forego signing Williams who you deemed more important. Guess what- not true. the Bills are a better team when Milano in playing and virtually everyone understands that, except you apparently. Yes, you are clueless.

Clueless.

Very pleasantly surprised. I was sure he was a goner, but instead he took a very team friendly deal to stay. Good for him, and great for the Bills. They are clearly a better team on defense when he is in the lineup. One less hole to fill.

With Wallace and Boettger, he is assuming the Bills do not tender them due to cost but will be able to bring them back as UFAs cheaper. I do not buy this, for either player. He also states that while the Bills may want someone better than Barkley, this is not the year to pay that position. Overall, I would be disappointed if this analysis were even close.