Buffalo_Stampede

Not at all. Feliciano has been good at center.

No big deal. There's about a $5 million per year difference between Mahomes and the next tier. Allen and everyone else close to Allen is written in stone as of now to slot between $40m and $44m. The guaranteed money will be the biggest thing. That's a worry for Beane and the Pegulas.

That's my point. Makes us instantly less one dimensional from a talent standpoint.

My mom passed away over the summer. Huge Bills fan, only because of me. I'm a rare breed that grew up loving the Bills all on my own. When I started college and moved out she would call me during games just to ask me if I knew the Bills were on. Lol, even though she always knew I was watching. We didn't have a lot to celebrate regarding the Bills during my teen years and 20's so this was a bitter sweet season.

My time has arrived. 🕺

Correct. I think Ford and Boettger compete for the LG spot.

How about this idea. I think it's perfect. There are 2 options for 2 point conversion. Attempt from the 2, if you make it then kickoff as normal where you can attempt an onside kick. The 2nd option would be an attempt from 15. If you convert the attempt from the 15 you get the ball back on your own 25 yard line. Its perfect.

What about street basketball rules? Make it take it. How about if your score a TD and 2 point conversion you keep ball. At least that would be exciting. No game would be over. Lol.

Lol, it was.

Kyle Rudolph and Gabe Jackson fix our problem on offense before free agency even begins.

If anything go back to the old rules for onside kick.

I think the Bills want more of a power blocking scheme and Morse just doesn't fit.

I just don't like this rule. How about a 100 yard dash. Get your fastest guy up. Winner gets the ball on their own 20.

I think he's moving to center.

Our OL coach brought Feliciano here, wouldn't be surprised if Jackson followers.

Switching base salary into a bonus then spreading the bonus out.

Bills can create a lot of room with a team option restructure of Dawkins and White I think I heard $14 million. So technically they're not really in trouble. With the return of Star they can create another $6-7 million by releasing 1 DT, Jefferson or Butler. So they're actually pretty good. That doesn't even include other vets like John Brown. Mitch Morse, and Lee Smith possibly released.

Rudolph is such a perfect fit for what we need immediately.

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if this is a very similar outline to the offseason. I agree with the OL. I think we'll see those 5 starting. I agree with the cuts. The additions will likely be different but I can see them attacking the offseason in a similar fashion.

TE is a position where it's rare to find an impact player in free agency.

I'm hoping they don't go spend a lot on a TE. Build up the lines, find a CB opposite Tre.

You only get those players by drafting them and being patient. Which means our best hope for a game changer is Knox next year.

Murray has a lot of room to grow as a passer. They have QB, weapons, and a pass rush. Need to build up around it but they have the ingredients for a jump. I'm not sure why you think they don't.

I think they're going to look for a complete TE. Probably not an athletic freak, someone more all around. I think Rudolph obviously is going to peak their interest. They could move away from Knox but I think they stick with him as the Move TE and find another more in-line TE.

? They also get their best player back Chandler Jones. All those players are easily replaced. The jump however is based on Kyler Murray making another step forward.