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For the 1st time in decades, the team is headed in the right direction and faster than anyone here thought possible.

 

Looks like a lot of our so-called good players may have been a tad overrated and that this administration actually knows how to manage assets.

 

Or I could choose to listen to those who say the sky is falling after victories.

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Why is everyone giving Beane credit to our good start

 

This is all Mcdermott and the guys Whaley brought in here.

 

If Beane trades Glenn that is the last straw with him. Glenn is one of the best players on our offense.

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Why is everyone giving Beane credit to our good start

 

This is all Mcdermott and the guys Whaley brought in here.

 

If Beane trades Glenn that is the last straw with him. Glenn is one of the best players on our offense.

Haha oh my god man. Such a pathetic defense of your horrible take it boggles the mind. You may be the official nadir of this board, which is saying something.

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Why is everyone giving Beane credit to our good start

 

This is all Mcdermott and the guys Whaley brought in here.

 

If Beane trades Glenn that is the last straw with him. Glenn is one of the best players on our offense.

Go away. You don't have the slightest understanding of anything.

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Nothing will satisfy you will it? Winning, our rookies are playing a lot of time at different spots and our recently signed secondary has been strong forcing turnovers. We have gained a ton of draft picks and cut some of the fat on this team to clear cap space for this offseason to bring in guys that fit the system. Bills are playing well with little top flight talent and yet you're not happy. Keep crying man, wow.

Typical OBD apologist. So we won the game. Big deal. The goal is to amass talent.

 

If you'd followed Brendon McBean as long as I have you'd know what I'm talking about. But we'll just "trust the process."

Why is everyone giving Beane credit to our good start

 

This is all Mcdermott and the guys Whaley brought in here.

 

If Beane trades Glenn that is the last straw with him. Glenn is one of the best players on our offense.

This guy gets it.

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If I read Spotrac correctly the Bills now have $12,679,294 in 2017 cap space available and are projected to have $29,602,348 in 2018 cap space available. So if the Bills rolled over this years remaining cap space into next season they'd have a total of $42,281,642 available for 2018. Correct?

 

2017 Cap Totals CAP TYPE BASE SALARY SIGNING BONUS ROSTER BONUS OPTION BONUS WORKOUT BONUS RESTRUC. BONUS INCENTIVES CAP TOTAL 2017 NFL Salary Cap $167,000,000 2016 Rollover Cap $2,837,222 Adjustment $-2,847,325 Adjusted Salary Cap $166,989,897 All Contracts $81,158,698 $28,659,792 $8,415,290 $1,500,000 $1,190,000 $3,758,333 $2,050,000 $125,045,760 Injured Reserve Money $1,626,000 $2,500 - - $10,000 - - $1,353,500 Dead Money $5,226,163 $15,800,916 $2,448,491 $2,525,000 $300,000 $600,000 - $26,881,743 Practice Squad $1,029,600 - - - - - - $1,029,600 Total $89,040,461 $44,463,208 $10,863,781 $4,025,000 $1,500,000 $4,358,333 $2,050,000 $154,310,603 Cap Space $12,679,294

 

 

2018 Cap Totals CAP TYPE BASE SALARY SIGNING BONUS ROSTER BONUS OPTION BONUS WORKOUT BONUS RESTRUC. BONUS INCENTIVES CAP TOTAL 2018 NFL Salary Cap $168,000,000 2017 Rollover Cap $0 Adjustment $0 Adjusted Salary Cap $168,000,000 All Contracts $75,986,460 $24,706,738 $12,650,000 $1,500,000 $1,115,000 $3,758,334 - $119,716,532 Dead Money - $13,356,120 - $5,325,000 - - - $18,681,120 Total $75,986,460 $38,062,858 $12,650,000 $6,825,000 $1,115,000 $3,758,334 - $138,397,652 Cap Space $29,602,348

 

If the bills are only $29 million under next year with this roster there is still more work to be done to shed some cost. Some of that is getting Dareus completely off the books. The current roster doesn't have many players that should command big contracts.

 

Beane is doing the right thing IMO in creating space for future free agents or to pay some of the younger players currently on the team that are worthy of bigger contracts in the upcoming years.

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Yeezus is way worse than SaviorP. However, isn’t it interesting that so many others agree with their takes, however bizarre? It is just mind-boggling how an enjoyable win can bring out so much doom and gloom from so-called fans.

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People hate to look dumb, so they double down and look even dumber. Guess that's dumb and dumber all rolled into one.

 

 

Why is everyone giving Beane credit to our good start

 

This is all Mcdermott and the guys Whaley brought in here.

 

If Beane trades Glenn that is the last straw with him. Glenn is one of the best players on our offense.

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Beane seems to be a pretty smart cookie to me so far. Cleared out some $$$ for the future (Dareus), picked up some draft capital for the future (Darby and Watkins), and picked up some low priced players that fit the mold of what we are trying to build.

 

For the first time in a very long time the GM and Coach are in synch.

 

I hope that Glenn does not get traded this season and I cannot see a reason to trade him when he seems to be making an big positive impact.

 

I can't wait to see what Beane and McD do in the off season. I actually can wait, this season is really fun.

 

So I have to disagree with the OP. We might really have someone good here. Time will tell.

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just bc Watkins isn't producing on the Rams doesn't mean he wouldn't have here. Him and Tyrod has amazing chemistry. He is only 24 and finally healthy again.

 

And Beane traded him for a CB that most likely will play less than 10 games a year

To use Tyrod and the amazing is too much to handle. Front office has done a great job with the purge while building a foundation you build on

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Typical OBD apologist. So we won the game. Big deal. The goal is to amass talent.

 

If you'd followed Brendon McBean as long as I have you'd know what I'm talking about. But we'll just "trust the process."

 

This guy gets it.

He has gotten rid of players that don't fit the scheme. Finding players to fit the scheme is what every GM is supposed to do. In the process of getting rid of those players, he has gained cap space and draft picks. Every GM has to make hard decisions but Dareus was more destructive in this building than anything, same with Sammy. Darby is a press one on one corner, doesn't fit the scheme. If they don't fit, they won't be here. Plain and simple.

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Typical OBD apologist. So we won the game. Big deal. The goal is to amass talent.

 

If you'd followed Brendon McBean as long as I have you'd know what I'm talking about. But we'll just "trust the process."

 

This guy gets it.

Your an idiot!!!. Bills are 5-2, suck it!!!!

Go Bills!!!!

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He has gotten rid of players that don't fit the scheme. Finding players to fit the scheme is what every GM is supposed to do. In the process of getting rid of those players, he has gained cap space and draft picks. Every GM has to make hard decisions but Dareus was more destructive in this building than anything, same with Sammy. Darby is a press one on one corner, doesn't fit the scheme. If they don't fit, they won't be here. Plain and simple.

A good coach doesn't get players that fit his scheme, he gets a scheme that fits his players. Sami Watkins is a world class decoy and Dareus is the fastest fat guy in the NFL. If we had them we would probably clinch a playoff appearance this Thursday. Instead it's 2011 and we're in Groundhog day.

Your an idiot!!!. Bills are 5-2, suck it!!!!

Go Bills!!!!

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A good coach doesn't get players that fit his scheme, he gets a scheme that fits his players. Sami Watkins is a world class decoy and Dareus is the fastest fat guy in the NFL. If we had them we would probably clinch a playoff appearance this Thursday. Instead it's 2011 and we're in Groundhog day.

 

:lol:

A new coach yes but a completely new regime...no. I'd say they've done a nice job of it. Gotta have the players buy into the system, not the other way around.

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A new coach yes but a completely new regime...no. I'd say they've done a nice job of it. Gotta have the players buy into the system, not the other way around.

I agree, I was just !@#$ing around. I thought the decoy bit was a give away. That and calling him Brendan McBean. I fully support all of this.

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Dareus arrives in J'ville with an overstuffed wallet.........would be a bad move to test Coughlin or Marrone though......

He HAS tested Marrone several times as shown by Marrone fining Dareus as well as benching him for a game - all for the same garbage he did this year and previous years to Marrone.

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He HAS tested Marrone several times as shown by Marrone fining Dareus as well as benching him for a game - all for the same garbage he did this year and previous years to Marrone.

 

Yet, whatever Dareus did while Marrone was coach did not preclude the Jags from digging deep and caving to our demand for a 6th round draft choice. The Jags must have been really desperate to pay so much for Dareus.

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Yet, whatever Dareus did while Marrone was coach did not preclude the Jags from digging deep and caving to our demand for a 6th round draft choice. The Jags must have been really desperate to pay so much for Dareus.

 

You do realize that the Texans GAVE a 2nd rnd pick to Cleveland to take a very similar contract off their books?

 

And Brock didn't have a years suspension hanging over his head.

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You do realize that the Texans GAVE a 2nd rnd pick to Cleveland to take a very similar contract off their books?

 

And Brock didn't have a years suspension hanging over his head.

 

i do follow football . . . so yes, I do.

Sshhhh.

You wont be able to tell him anything. Hes an ardent Dareus supporter.

My problem is not getting sufficient value for Dareus. I don't mind the guy playing for the Bills as you apparently do. Management decided to move on. Fine. Whatever. I just think that the Bills did not get value for the asset.

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i do follow football . . . so yes, I do.

 

My problem is not getting sufficient value for Dareus. I don't mind the guy playing for the Bills as you apparently do. Management decided to move on. Fine. Whatever. I just think that the Bills did not get value for the asset.

There was no value. Its been known since the preseason that he was on the block. It was less than a week b4 the trade deadline. Had to get the lazy, undisciplined, and lacking as a team player off this team before he destroys what Sean is trying to instill.
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Talent is over-rated... What attributes count most for Beane??... Who knows??... My guess...Position Skill, Character, Intelligence, Desire, Durability, Team Identity... Based on what I saw and read about Watkins and Dareus, both were lacking in several attributes... Both are gone... Don't know enough about the other guys... But sure do like the team Beane is building...

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There was no value. Its been known since the preseason that he was on the block. It was less than a week b4 the trade deadline. Had to get the lazy, undisciplined, and lacking as a team player off this team before he destroys what Sean is trying to instill.

 

Thanks for making my point.

 

The Bills were desperate to trade him and got what people get when they show desperation in negotiations (whether a trade in the NFL or any other type of negotiation).

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Thanks for making my point.

 

The Bills were desperate to trade him and got what people get when they show desperation in negotiations (whether a trade in the NFL or any other type of negotiation).

You have no point. Dareus at his pay was literally worth a six rounder. Hes rated as the 67th best dt.

I would say a 6 is good calue.

Jax is betting on seeing the old Dareus. You know the one that hasnt been around in a long time.

This isnt going to end well for you.

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