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Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde had some extensive work before they got here. This guy is just a bottom of the barrel camp body who won't make it past the first cut.

Pump the brakes there guy. He can't possibly be the highest paid QB in the NFL until after his 3rd season, when he becomes eligible for an extension. He can have his jersey retired and be placed on the wall of fame after two TC practices though.

I live in VA and was checking tickets for the Panthers game in Charlotte. That's only about a 4 hour drive for me. Crazy prices. I'm not going if I can't get decent priced seats that are in the middle somewhere between the 30's. And I'm not paying $600-$700 a ticket.

The Lance deal was an organizational flop from top to bottom. He had barely thrown 300 passes in 3 years at a Division I AA school. One year was good, albeit against weak competition. A blind man could have seen that bust of a QB walking into a room. With Purdy, you saw exactly who he is this past year. A middle of the road QB who isn't a guy that will carry the franchise. He's not terrible. He's better than at least half of the starters in the NFL. $53M a year though? Absolutely not.

Purdy is not that great. He's a middling QB that is another product of the Shanahan system.

I mean, the market is what it is. But guys like Tua, Lawrence, and Purdy getting this kind of money is insane.

What seems fair to you, and what the franchise that has sold it's collective souls to Satan receives for player punishments are two completely different things entirely.

20-0 baby!!! ~RIP @The Senator

Peter Pan guy? Takers?

There are a couple RB's I can remember being truly productive into their 30's. John Riggins had 1,300+ and 24 TD's at 34, then 1,200+ and 14 TD's at 35 toting the rock. Walter Payton killed it from his age 30 to 33 seasons, going for 5,889 yds and 34 TD's rushing. If Barry Sanders had played another 5 seasons (truthfully, just another 3), I have no doubt he would be the NFL's all time leading rusher. Players like Henry are a rare breed. But, all it takes is one injury at this stage and he's likely done. An ACL, an achilles, a hip labral tear, any of these could spell the end.

Nice breakdown. Beane/McDermott, though we get frustrated and talk a lot of crap at times, when you stack them up against the other top end teams in the league, we look just as good. I really believe this year's draft is the one that is going to put us over the top. I really loved this draft class.

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Tough break. Hope he makes a full recovery.

If my guy would have just taken some of that $$$, bought pizza and water bottles, then distributed them in a nearby neighborhood he could have gotten off scot-free.

This takes "That's my Quarterback" to a whole new level. TO won't out here getting Romo tats.

George Pickens = SB

If this defense is what I think it will be, then we should at least be representing the AFC in the SB. I think Benford, Hairston, White, Strong, and Taron Johnson will be the best group of CB's in the NFL. I think Groot, Jackson, Bosa, AJE, Sanders, Oliver, Walker, Jones, and Carter will be one of the more formidable DL's in the league. (That's not even counting the PED boys). I TRULY believe that opposing QB's are going to be losing sleep before matchups against us this year. We actually have some REALLY good depth at key positions, where in years past we have not. And with JA17, you know what the offense is gonna do.

Tyler Shough seazn.

Terry sold shares to finance his part of this new stadium and these are the HS auditorium seats we get?

Cook is a good RB. He is way better than D'Andre Swift. Trying to compare the two just doesn't make sense, to me at least. Their body types are different. Their style of play is different. Swift is like a little bowling ball at 5'9" and 215lbs. James Cook is 5'11" and, at best, 195lbs. Cook is lightening quick and has a burst that Swift does not. I would compare Swift more to someone like David Montgomery, and Swift is not even on his level. Yes they are different players, but Cook is a legitimate homerun threat at the RB position where Swift is not. I know I have my opinions about how he and his camp have handled situation entirely from the jump, and I still think his brother is a complete idiot, but our current team would be weaker without him. It would put more strain on Josh to carry the load if Cook were not here, more so than he already does, and that is not what we want or need at this stage in Josh's career. The hits do start to add up and take their toll. Cook is someone that other teams do have to gameplan for because he is that homerun threat. With the position not being addressed in the draft, and a trade not being made at the same time, I think that pretty much settles he will be here this year. And he better be ready to ball out if he wants to get that big contract he's looking for.

Malaki, get ready to meet our very own JA17.

Yes!!! We need more of Gabe Davis' mom's thoughts on things.

I don't think it's necessarily gonna be a who, but more so a what. I think the Bills defense will not only be top 3 in sacks, but also top 3 in takeaways. Opposing QB's are going to lose sleep when they see us next on the schedule.

And they'll still be the factory of sadness on the field.

Hoecht and Ogunjobi can get the boy right.