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Wheres the market for Zach Brown?


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BBMB---er, TBD hero.

 

He'll get picked up by somebody on a deal similar to what he got with us last year.

 

 

He's just not in the first wave of FA. He will certainly be signed by someone.

 

I mean he made the pro-bowl, granted as an alternate.

 

The pundits had me believing we could not afford the guy. Clearly we can with our cap space, and we let Klein go without apparently any interest.

 

I wonder if we are waiting to see what happens with Kendricks, or have a 5-6 million/year offer out to Brown who is also waiting to see what happens.

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From the outside as a fan I'd have said if Alexander is with $4M plus per year than why big pay Brown $6M per. But the fact that the Bills only have to commit to 2 years with Alexander while Brown wants 4-5 could be an issue. Also there could always be a chance McDermmot just doesn't think Briwn is worth it / a scheme fit.

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Miami is interested

 

The word is that he's waiting to see what Hightower signs for to set the market

"Hightower wants to become the NFL's highest-paid inside linebacker. Luke Kuechly currently is at over $12 million per year."

 

If Brown thinks he is going to sniff anything close to 12 million he's crazy.

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"Hightower wants to become the NFL's highest-paid inside linebacker. Luke Kuechly currently is at over $12 million per year."

 

If Brown thinks he is going to sniff anything close to 12 million he's crazy.

 

Honestly, I'd say the same about Hightower. Paying him an eight-figure annual salary wouldn't be smart business.

 

As far as Zach, I've said for a while that I could see him on both ends of the market spectrum. It depends on if they're more impressed with him before the bye or disappointed after it. Player with a history of not sustaining failing to play a full season at peak performance? I would've capped my offer around what Lorenzo got paid.

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Honestly, I'd say the same about Hightower. Paying him an eight-figure annual salary wouldn't be smart business.

 

As far as Zach, I've said for a while that I could see him on both ends of the market spectrum. It depends on if they're more impressed with him before the bye or disappointed after it. Player with a history of not sustaining failing to play a full season at peak performance? I would've capped my offer around what Lorenzo got paid.

I agree with this

 

If Whaley has shown a strength at something it is his ability to find linebacker's

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