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Somebody posted a tweet that they are really close and just working out the financials to fit him in under the cap.

McDermott will call the plays just like Andy Reid calls the plays in KC and Siriani calls the plays in Philly.

With the Jets adding Rodgers and signing OBJ, Hardman and Lazard, the Bills have to take a swing or just treat next year like a rebuilding year.

If Tua stays healthy, the Bills will come in third in the AFC East and miss the playoffs. The Jets have a crazy offense now and the Fins still have Hill and Waddle. We've got Diggs and a bunch of JAGs.

And they still have that defense.

The Jets are going to sign OBJ and the Chiefs are going to trade for Hopkins and some on here will be happy because we preserved 2025 cap flexibility.

I agree with you. I was just presenting the argument that some have made against giving up 27

Because the Bills need to get some cheap starters on rookie contracts.

Is there something about that play that makes it more than a successful completion of a hail mary pass? Was there something dirty about what Hopkins did beyond jumping higher? I’m legitimately asking here.

Really no different from the way that teams with offensive gurus operate. There is no reason that it can’t work in the defensive side of the ball too.

Something is up. I mostly base that on Oliver’s salty IG posts.

It’s all fun and games until the Chiefs get him for a 6th.

Gotcha. I had no idea what that meant.

He’s posted to is IG story again. It’s the two eyes and the words Hollywood Bowl.

These kids post every single thought and feeling they have on IG.

I not sure how much control he has. It’s a trade, not a FA negotiation.

You have to think that this has turned into a game of chicken between the Chiefs and Bills. And the loser gets OBJ.

If Hopkins goes to KC, this board is going to explode.

They're all too young for Facebook.

He also won the Jets game for the BIlls until Josh decided to throw another INT.

No. If's he's cut all of that 10.7 becomes dead cap. But if we got, say, a seventh-rounder we get all that cap space. It is if you want to sign somebody or trade for somebody. I'm not saying to do it just to create the space. Beane would have to have someone in mind and would do this as part of that move.

What you get for Oliver in a trade is not really important. If he's traded, the BIlls free up 10.7 million in cap space with 0 dead cap. That's the asset.

I know that mock drafts don't do a good job of predicting exactly what each team will do, but they do give you a good sense of what the consensus of players' values are going into the draft. Every mock draft in 2019 had Ed Oliver going in the top 10, with most having him going in the top 5. Here they all are: https://www.google.com/search?q=2019+nfl+mock+draft&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS969US969&oq=2019+NFL+Mock+Draft&aqs=chrome.0.35i39j0i512l4j0i22i30l2j0i15i22i30j0i22i30l2.6997j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

For me, he is not a terrible player at all. But he didn't live up to his draft position and Beane doesn't seem to intend to extend him. Might as well get something if you can and use that cap space elsewhere. The fans on his new team won't hate on him so much because the draft position won't be a factor for them.

Probably a stupid question, but what does PRI stand for?