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Recent injury history is pretty bad

No wonder NFL wants to bury the story. Who really wants to know that there's always tampering going on? Good summary here too

But if you subscribe to @BADOLBILZ theory, hands are the first tell of a declining WR as he ages.

Now? Has been the case for a few decades. All you need to know is which major sports agency also reps the "insider" and then you know how they got the scoop.

A totally scraggly cat it was

Great minds.

Josh Allen tree comes a full circle!

Or you could have followed the events that transpired yesterday and why there were still questions about the dead cap. There were conflicting reports on whether Bills extended the void period, and that's why Sal needed to confirm with the team on what happened. The team did not in fact, extend the void period causing the full dead cap to hit in '26. Which brings us to the main gist of bad cap management. Since the Bills had the option to extend the void period and if there was > 0% chance they would bring McGovern back, then it's stupid NOT to extend the period. You don't lose anything by extending the void and you throw a bone to a key player that you still want him back and hopefully get a home town discount. That is in fact what happened a week later, except Bills incurred an unnecessary cap hit for 2026. So yes, I agree that it's great to get the facts straight before throwing snark.

Never mind. Sal confirmed that Bills did NOT extend the void period, so the entire $4.8mil also counts this year. That's just stupid cap management then.

Still kicking

Not necessarily. If some reports are true that this extension was done before the void year kicked in, McGovern's $5 mil dead cap can now be prorated over the new contract term. So that will help in the total.

Schefty confirmed 4 yrs $52mil

This projector will come nowhere near what you can get from a 85" TV at a relatively comparable price. I still have a legacy projector set up from 15 years ago, but it's still mostly for aesthetic reasons, as the Mrs refuses to see anything over 65" on the wall.

You just described a middle of the road defense that requires an out of the world quarterback and a crappy division to consistently make the playoffs, and flame out in the playoffs because they cannot stop opposing QBs.