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The 1st round pick in 2021 won't have a lot of value. There will likely be no college season or a heavily reduced one. Two 1st round picks for a safety normally would be an overpay but in that context it's an appropriate value. The Jets just got worse. Should be 2 free wins.

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1 minute ago, HappyDays said:

The 1st round pick in 2021 won't have a lot of value. There will likely be no college season or a heavily reduced one. Two 1st round picks for a safety normally would be an overpay but in that context it's an appropriate value. The Jets just got worse. Should be 2 free wins.

Even if there isn’t a season (I do think the power 5 will play) there is tons of talent available with years of film in the bag 

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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:

Gase is a goner. Douglas is stocking up on picks to lure the next coach. 

I think you are exactly correct.  It's what I thought as soon as I read the details of the trade.  The other idea that occurred to me is that Pete Carol is gearing up to make one last run to get back to the Super Bowl before he hangs it up.  Overall, the JESTS got the best part of the deal IMHO.  The vets on the JESTS will probably look at this season as just going through the motions to draw a game check.  Looks like they are preparing for yet another rebuild.

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49 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

When knows?  And beside the point.  If Tase is THE root of the problem, why haven't more players spoken out?  

 

No players are going to slam a player trying to "get his", so why even ask?  I'm sure there are other player who feel similarly to Adams re: Tase--yet none have felt it was so bad that they were compelled to shine about it in public.

 

You'll notice that Adams FIRST complained back in June that the Jets had not responded to "my first offer" (no mention of Bad Man Tase).  A week later, in June, he reposted a picture of him in a Cowboys jersey (still no mention of Gase).  In between he's raging about a contract on Instagram and Youtube.  Earlier this week, he called out Woody Johnson, and easy target (yet still no mention of Gase).

 

So after a monthlong campaign of petulance with no result, he finally reveals to YOU the Jets darkest secret:  Gase is not the coach to lead this team...becuase he would not speak to Adams et al when they were playing bad!.. Boom, traded. lol.

 

No WEO, we all knew Gase was a bad HC.  There was a long thread about it when they hired him.  Judging by you calling Adams "petulant" it seems you were (and maybe still are) unaware of this, and as a result decided to question the motives of a team like the Seahawks over a team like the Jets.  That alone is pure comedy.

 

And again, no Jets player came out in support of Gase when Adams said this and still haven't come out in support of him now, which says everything.  While players will slam a guy, especially if he's no longer on the team. 

 

46 minutes ago, QCity said:

This is a fallacy and it is probably the greatest contributor to fans undervaluing draft picks. There isn't a separate chart for teams that you perceive to draft poorly. A $100 bill is worth $100 regardless if you invest it in your retirement fund or flush it down the toilet.

 

The draft chart is merely a draft chart and the greatest reason fans overvalue draft picks.  If players were sure things, things would be different.  And a team's history of drafting does play a part, regardless of the absence of different draft charts. 

 

We'll have to see what, if anything, those draft picks turn out to be, in a couple years when they actually see the field.  In the meantime, they've gotten rid of their best defensive player, which helps the Bills.

 

6 minutes ago, Seasons1992 said:

not

our

problem!

 

The opposite, actually.

 

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29 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Even if there isn’t a season (I do think the power 5 will play) there is tons of talent available with years of film in the bag 

 

There will be talent but it won't be the best year to be relying on draft picks. A whole season's worth of scouting is out the window.

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Two first round picks for a non-premium position??  For a box safety who can’t play the pass?  Who isn’t signed long-term?  Are you kidding me?  Schneider and O’Brien have wrecked the league market with the Tunsil and Adams trades.

 

I’d say the Jets fleeced the ‘Hawks but this doesn’t help this regime.  They get worse, their best player just torched the place and got rewarded for it, and their head coach isn’t well-liked by the players.  Plus, I’d bet a nickel Greggo is going to secretly moan to the media about Adams being taken away from him - because Greggo is all about Greggo and this move makes his job much harder this year, ergo another dent in his genius armor.  Plus the latest ownership debacle - that team is a tire fire.

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The Bills are going to miss him ;)

 

He had a whopping nine yes 9 tackles in 2 games last year vs the Bills.

 

No sacks no ints.

 

In 2018 he had 6 tackles and half a sack

 

In 2017 he had 9 tackles

 

Can we get the trade voided ;)

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1 hour ago, HappyDays said:

The 1st round pick in 2021 won't have a lot of value. There will likely be no college season or a heavily reduced one. Two 1st round picks for a safety normally would be an overpay but in that context it's an appropriate value. The Jets just got worse. Should be 2 free wins.

I think it’s the exact opposite. The first round prospects are mostly known by sophomore year. It’s the later round prospects from smaller schools without a ton of tape that will be lotto tickets. 

 

Like pick #1 and pick #2 next year is likely going to be Lawrence/Fields. But is a UCF QB going to be worth a 4th or 5th? Who knows if they don’t play?

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25 minutes ago, IDBillzFan said:

 

I take it that means you were able to decipher Bell's post. Good for you, man. All I read was "May I mommy dog face to the banana patch."

 

Damn, I'm old.

 

You're required to tell that story here once every 20 years you know....

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2 hours ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

Homers won't like this, but I think money trouble is on the way with Tre. This isn't the first time he's kind of hinted in that direction -- in this case, he's okay with what Adams did and supports Adams putting himself first and "getting his." He's also already thinking about state taxes.

I don't think it'll be trouble -- but it will have a LOT of zeroes involved!       This front office knows what they're ***** and what Tre is worth to this team.  

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3 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

You're required to tell that story here once every 20 years you know....

 

And admit to a bunch of new people that he passed-up a chance with a model...for an evening with Fabio?

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Just now, ScottLaw said:

This is probably what Jets, Dolphins and Pats fans were saying about the Bills pre McBeane.... Douglas is well regarded. Once Gase is gone I’d bet he will get the Jets headed in the right direction. 

 

Doubtful.

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4 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

 

You're required to tell that story here once every 20 years you know....

 

I'd never tell that story with the crowd that gathers here today. This board was radically different back then.

 

4 minutes ago, Doc said:

 

And admit that he passed-up a chance with a model...for an evening with Fabio?

 

Now. Now. I didn't pass up the model so much as I accepted my place in the given situation. :lol:

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This is a trade that should show Bills fans that the Bills have more than enough money to sign their guys-maybe not all of them, but they will be able to sign the guys they really want to keep. Seattle is paying Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner, etc and will have to pay Adams very soon-and we are worried about if the Bills will be able to sign Milano and Dawkins! Yes Tre is going to cost a lot of money, but if you look at what the other teams around the league do, his contract won’t be a problem 

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2 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

This is a trade that should show Bills fans that the Bills have more than enough money to sign their guys-maybe not all of them, but they will be able to sign the guys they really want to keep. Seattle is paying Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner, etc and will have to pay Adams very soon-and we are worried about if the Bills will be able to sign Milano and Dawkins! Yes Tre is going to cost a lot of money, but if you look at what the other teams around the league do, his contract won’t be a problem 

I’m not worried about signing Milano

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19 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

This is probably what Jets, Dolphins and Pats fans were saying about the Bills pre McBeane.... Douglas is well regarded. Once Gase is gone I’d bet he will get the Jets headed in the right direction. 

I could agree, but it’ll depend on who comes in after Gase. And how far/if  they consider tearing things down some and shedding some of those contracts 

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53 minutes ago, FireChans said:

I think it’s the exact opposite. The first round prospects are mostly known by sophomore year. It’s the later round prospects from smaller schools without a ton of tape that will be lotto tickets. 

 

 

Every year there are projected 1st round prospects that drop and later round prospects that rise. I don't think I'm being controversial when I say that a whole season of scouting being thrown out devalues the picks in that draft.

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53 minutes ago, IDBillzFan said:

 

I'd never tell that story with the crowd that gathers here today. This board was radically different back then.

 

 

Now. Now. I didn't pass up the model so much as I accepted my place in the given situation. :lol:

 

Yes....sadly.   You'd probably be banned for offending someone.

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3 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

Naw, he’s going to be the highest paid CB in the league by a significant margin. He will be okay once that happens.

He’s definitely going to be the highest paid CB in the league, but whether he signs this contract with the Bills is questionable. The only way out of this situation is to start negotiating the year we are legally able to. If he ends his final season without an extension, he’s gone. And he’ll still be the highest paid CB in the league. And maybe in a state with no income tax. 

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1 hour ago, thenorthremembers said:

Kind of wish Tre didnt have twitter sometimes.  Especially bad this offseason.

I hope it’s been the pandemic or his reaction to police brutality, but it just seems like something has changed in him this offseason. Or, maybe we really never knew him. 

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22 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Lol yes.

 

The Jets and Dolphins had at least some success from 2000-2017. The Bills were consistently mediocre to awful. 

 

Big deal.  "Some success" means a couple good seasons here and there but nothing consistent/sustained. 

 

But good job as usual, Scott.  I thought you were slipping.

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13 minutes ago, Saint Doug said:

He’s definitely going to be the highest paid CB in the league, but whether he signs this contract with the Bills is questionable. The only way out of this situation is to start negotiating the year we are legally able to. If he ends his final season without an extension, he’s gone. And he’ll still be the highest paid CB in the league. And maybe in a state with no income tax. 

 

Do state taxes really matter when you are making that much?  Lebron chose to go to LA, Durant chose to go to the Warriors and then the Nets and Kyrie Irving chose to go to the Nets even those those states have the highest state taxes.

 

It's primary getting the biggest number as an ego trip.  You can`t get less than Kirk Cousins if you think you`re better.

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1 minute ago, Billy Claude said:

 

Do state taxes really matter when you are making that much?  Lebron chose to go to LA, Durant chose to go to the Warriors and then the Nets and Kyrie Irving chose to go to the Nets even those those states have the highest state taxes.

 

It's primary getting the biggest number as an ego trip.  You can`t get less than Kirk Cousins if you think you`re better.

To me, no. To Tre, yes. He’s said so. 

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