DrDawkinstein

Good. That gives Beane something to do next offseason and earn his paycheck instead of golfing all Spring. I kid, but my point is, that can be addressed later with an entire offseason to work with.

I believe the prevailing thought was Tennessee was trying to jump us to get Elam, and partly evidenced by the fact that when we jumped Dallas and picked Elam, Titans immediately traded out of the round. So it wasnt just Dallas we were worried about.

Also, both McVay and Snead are WASTED drunk at this point. Those Rams guys trade away their picks and use the draft as an excuse to party. Cant argue with the results so far.

Each RB with a Top 30 Visit, interesting....

NFL Accounting department in shambles trying to figure out how to cover $1000 worth of material.

Trade up for the RB they like the most. LET'S GOOOOOO Worry about those next year, imo. We're pushing for a Super Bowl run. We need guys who can contribute RIGHT NOW, not in 2023.

IIRC, they get a box of all 32 hats.

Game recognizes game, and Sherman is a smart dude.

Jets had a nice little draft. Got some good talent, I'll give them that. Doesnt matter tho since they still have Zach Wilson at QB.

Dying

You can try the ESPN app but im almost certain you'll need a cable provider login in order to watch. Time to hit up some family/friends for some password sharing!

He was pretty much the only person who loved the Bills Allen pick right from the jump, so I give him a pass on Clausen.

Even more hilarious knowing they are losing their LT, and are STILL going all in on trading multiple picks, including #10 overall, for a WR.

There are a ton of Buffalonians/Bills fans in pretty much every warm-weather city since everyone moves away from the 8 months of winter. Our Bills Backers Atlanta chapter has over 1500 registered local members. And that's just everyone who officially signed up.

There is a HUGE difference between the Atlanta and Buffalo markets. One is home to CNN and Turner Broadcasting. The other has... Empire Sports Network? lol Local news folks in smaller towns like Buffalo probably do start out in the $75k-$90k range. But long-tenured anchors in big markets/national shows absolutely make well into 6 figures.

No. There is nothing but assumption and bad info. But you need to be able to recognize bad info as bad info. However, personally knowing people in the industry, and knowing what some other regional and national broadcasters make (example: Rick Jeanneret's about $250k), I would feel safe assuming on this trivial topic that she makes 6-figures, in the hundredS of thousands of dollars. And that no one of that stature makes less than $100k.

It's far safer and more accurate to assume ~$250k than believe $80k just because it's typed on a blog you can link to. The source is a general knowledge of the employment market in that industry.

Yeah, exactly my thinking as well.

Fair enough. All the sites that come up in google are equally untrustworthy. Just seems way low. I'd expect $175k-250k for a fulltime, national gig. However, I guess if it is only for GMFB, I guess I could see that if it is considered a part-time gig and she does other hosting/tv gigs as well. Like, if the guys are actually doing the research and pre-planning meetings, and she's just showing up for a few hours to read from the teleprompter and keep the topics moving, then maybe.

You mean the wordpress blog?

She definitely makes more than $80k

"Can we talk about pounding for Ed Oliver?"

But there is no way they extend him for LESS than $10M/yr. So with the 5th year, he gets a nice pay bump, the team gets some savings, and both sides get a little more time to work on an extension.

I'd be interested in knowing the average depth of the initial catch for each of those guys. Easy to rack up YAC when you are catching short pop passes and working as more of a RB vs making contested catches 15 yards downfield.