UKBillFan
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6 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:
People who live where an extra letter u gets added to every word should not throw stones.
More like you live somewhere where the letter 'u' gets randomly removed. 😉
6 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:People who live where an extra letter u gets added to every word should not throw stones.
More like you live somewhere where the letter 'u' gets randomly removed. 😉
Edit: Not sure why that posted twice!
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3 minutes ago, Justin C said:
I like to think of free agency as if Brandon Beane is calling people like Michael Scott when he is trying to poach the salesman from Utica:
”I’m a genie in a bottle and I am here to grant you three wishes:
1. Move to Buffalo
2. Play with Josh Allen
3. Be my best friend
"I'm fine with two and three but can we just look at one again..."
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5 minutes ago, JimBob2232 said:
lol. Bluesky is up!
ELO will be delighted.
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14 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Right, they are very different and will look very different so dont use one to bash the other.
I think it's understandable that some might turn around and go if Josh can take a team friendly deal then why can't Cook. I understand where you're coming from, with the huge difference in sizes of contract, but sympathy is going to be limited when Cook is still earning millions of dollars - far more than nearly every fan.
It's just one of those things. And, to out it bluntly, Cook put it out there by his actions on social media. If you don't want callback from the public, don't make the request public in the first place.
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5 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Sure, but the point is dont use Josh's $55M/year deal to besmirch Cook for trying to get $45M TOTAL.
But they're different positions with different expectations. It's tough but RBs at Cook's level are more common and easier to find than QB's at Josh's level.
A team friendly deal for a QB will look very different to a team friendly deal for a RB.
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1 minute ago, Low Positive said:
The Bills front office is the same group that found Bernard in the 3rd, Shakir in the 5th and Benford in the 6th. Fans see the hits by other teams and fixate on the misses by their own team.
The front office is great at picking up high value players lower down the draft. They do not have a great record of picking up big hitters from the first two rounds.
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Just now, SinceThe70s said:
I hear ya. I don't blame any player for doing whatever they want to when they have the leverage. I'm just tired of the narrative that Josh wants to or will want to leave Buffalo when nothing he's said or done has supported the argument. Coming on the day he signed an extension rubbed me the wrong way.
I get it - was typing without even thinking off the back of someone else's post. The deal shows how much he must love and appreciate the Bills.
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19 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:
Pretty weak that your first comment after he signs a long term deal is that he may want to move on after it's over - even moreso after reading your second comment.
I'm not saying it as criticism of Josh - I wouldn't blame in the slightest if he did in that scenario. But let's win the Super Bowl next year and it won't be a thing.
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1 minute ago, chongli said:
Tom Brady won four SB's after age 35.
If the Bills haven’t won a ring by the time his contract is I can see him looking to move on - basically try and do a Stafford.Seems like an excellent deal and massive credit to Josh for not trying to reset the market. He could have easily done so.
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1 minute ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
pretty sure that’s not possible!
so that guy isn’t just a random Bills fan but based on comments…like you said he’s called stuff beforeI wasn't being serious.
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2 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Most likely scenarios in my mind are Metcalf, Hendrickson, or somewhat less exciting would be a big Allen extension which I also anticipate happening this offseason.
Garrett, but the Brown's will be paying $100m of his contract.
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24 minutes ago, Low Positive said:
The most interesting thing about this is Sauce's response. I sense some bitterness at the Jets organization.
For technological illiterates, like myself, what did he say, please?
Edit: OK, I'm an idiot and somehow missed the earlier post.
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1 minute ago, SCBills said:
That would be an awful move from a Vikings point of view. They'd be better off getting Cousins back to babysit McCarthy.
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2 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
How long until Justin Jefferson demands a trade with the Vikings QB situation?
Before signing a new contract with them for $150m.
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Sad it didn't work out. He seemed like a great signing until the injury in Detroit. The Bills could have won the Super Bowl that year if that hadn't happened.
I wouldn't be against him returning on a team friendly deal.
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11 minutes ago, njbuff said:
Trade a 2nd and a 4th this year for Metcalf and a 1st this year and a 1st and 2nd next year for Garrett.
Reasonable.
And we won't have to watch the first round of the draft getting excited about who the Bills will pick, only for Beane to trade down at the last moment.
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18 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
I bet this makes teams less likely to trade for him lol
Guess it depends on whether teams want to get ahead of free agency.
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Announced by Ian Rapporort on NFL Network during the combine.
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Golden's official 40 was 4.29, and Bond's was 4.39.
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Golden just ran 4:30. Understand he's one WR the Bills have met. Whether he reaches 30, and they go for a WR instead of a defensive player there, is another matter.
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4 minutes ago, mannc said:
Weird because Skattebo did the vertical jump (and did very well)...
Yes, though they mentioned then he's not 100%. He's going to run it as part of the Arizona State pro day.
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2 minutes ago, mannc said:
Is he not running the 40 today?
No; think they said he's got an injury.
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I swear they didn't have as many irritants in the booth with Rich and Daniel over the past couple of days.
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15 hours ago, CincyBillsFan said:
Allen's throw in the face of that all out KC blitz in the championship game was the definition of being clutch. Had Kincaid caught that pass, and it was a very catchable ball, all we would have heard was what an amazing and clutch throw Allen made on 4th down to keep that drive alive.
And the previous season in the Divisional Playoff game while Jones caused Allen to miss the TD throw that late 4th quarter drive was also the very definition of clutch on Allen's part. Taking up most of the 2nd half of the 4th quarter Allen drove the Bills down to easy FG range to tie the game and possibly force OT with less then 2 minutes left only to see the FG missed.
People who claim Allen has not been clutch in the playoffs are not only wrong but IMO are not Bills fans but trolls.
It was a fantastic throw and Kincaid should have caught it. But the protection call before the play was wrong, which left him exposed. That's being exceptionally harsh, I know, as the Chiefs brought something out of the playbook they had never used before, and Josh almost made something out of nothing due to his physical talent. But it went wrong from the call on the line.
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Free Agency Rumor Thread
in The Stadium Wall
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I haven't seen Von Miller mentioned yet. I wonder if the Bills are trying to work out a team friendly deal.
I'm hoping it's because someone else, who is decent, is lined up.