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Per @mikerodak of ESPN: The Bills have restructured the contract of center Eric Wood, source tells ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. He agreed to convert $3.775 million of his $4.775 million base salary to a signing bonus, and added a voidable year in 2018 to his deal. That created about $2.5 million in 2016 cap room for Buffalo.

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Also per Rodak: The Bills and reserve center Patrick Lewis have agreed to a 1-year extension, source tells ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. Lewis, who was claimed off waivers from Seattle last week and was due $1.671 million in base salary this season (his restricted free-agent tender), had his 2016 salary reduced to a non-guaranteed $800,000 and was given a $200,000 signing bonus. He will have a $1.2 million non-guaranteed base salary in 2017.

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Gilmore extension time I'm hoping.

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The Bills and reserve center Patrick Lewis have agreed to a 1-year extension, source tells ESPN NFL Insider

 

Interesting ...i did not think of the Gilmore angle first thing ...but that makes sense.

 

 

I get the draft em and keep em...just a gun shy Buffalo fan that watched another GM commit to a failed core...will watch while peeking between my fingers

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so are we gonna try and raise gilmore's cap hit this year from the current 11 mil in order to lower the hit in the future?

 

I would hope so. With so many of these other contracts ballooning in the future, you'd hope they'd mitigate that be having this one work a little differently.

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Per @mikerodak of ESPN: The Bills have restructured the contract of center Eric Wood, source tells ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. He agreed to convert $3.775 million of his $4.775 million base salary to a signing bonus, and added a voidable year in 2018 to his deal. That created about $2.5 million in 2016 cap room for Buffalo.

 

Here's Wood's current deal:

 

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/eric-wood-5637/

 

Looks like his restructured deal will look something like this:

 

Year Base Signing Roster Workout Total Dead Savings

2016 $1,000,000 $3,058,333 $150,000 $4,208,333 $6,116,667 -$1,908,333

2017 $4,125,000 $3,058,333 $250,000 $150,000 $7,583,333 $3,058,333 $4,525,000

2018 $4,125,000* $1,258,333 $250,000* $150,000* $5,783,333 $1,258,333 $4,525,000

*Guesses based on 2017

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Really hoping they don't break the bank for Gilmore right now. Let the season play out. If Seymour is good enough, he and Darby can hold down the fort. If not, then you sign or tag him. I'd rather they use that money on the front 7 and/or the safety position.

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Here's Wood's current deal:

 

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/eric-wood-5637/

 

Looks like his restructured deal will look something like this:

 

Base Signing Roster Workout Total Dead Savings 2016 1,000,000 3,058,333 150,000 4,208,333 6,116,667 -1,908,333 2017 4,125,000 3,058,333 250,000 150,000 7,583,333 3,058,333 4,525,000 2018 4,125,000 1,258,333 250,000 150,000 5,783,333 1,258,333 4,525,000

 

 

Nice, do we have an estimation on where we stand cap-wise now, and what a new deal for Gilmore would fit within that?

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Really hoping they don't break the bank for Gilmore right now. Let the season play out. If Seymour is good enough, he and Darby can hold down the fort. If not, then you sign or tag him. I'd rather they use that money on the front 7 and/or the safety position.

imo much easier to draft/replace for front 7 than it is CB especially in this D.
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