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1 minute ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:


We have a good chance to get pick number 32 without McCaffrey. And the 32nd pick could be a nice interior lineman for the next 10 years.

This right here, ^^^
 

oh, and that other guy is crazy…, 

 

Go Bills!!!

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I would trade a 1st for him.  It upgrades the RB room in a huge way, and he comes in under cap.  1st and Moss.  The 1st is basically a 2nd.  We can find a good OL in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.  Bean does not waste picks in the late rounds, so losing a 1st is not the travesty it would be for most teams.  

 

With CMC this offense is ridiculous.  He also may get injured less when he is not counted upon to be the main guy in an offense.  

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Based on what I read from Greg Tompsett of Cover 1, which I linked above -- it would cost the Bills only $600,000 in 2022 money to bring McCaffrey in, and only $1m of his remaining salary is guaranteed -- I would be fully, completely, 100% on board with bringing him in.

You either have him for 1 year for a Super Bowl push, or you re-structure and keep the Bills offense unstoppable for years.

Remember, Devin Singletary is a free agent after this year. Moss is just a guy. 

McCaffrey is a game changer.

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Just now, 34-78-83 said:

giving up a first for a 3 time injured rb??

 

Regardless of anyone's thoughts on this player's level of talent, you'll never see ANY team give up a 1st for him. Never.

 

What's the most you think Beane would offer, keeping in mind it might be a 1 year deal?

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Just now, 34-78-83 said:

giving up a first for a 3 time injured rb??

 

Regardless of anyone's thoughts on this player's level of talent, you'll never see ANY team give up a 1st for him. Never.

 

ideally we only have to part with a 2nd or 3rd.  For a team like Carolina, they need all the draft capital they can get.  If someone offers a 2nd they should take it.  Esp. with Moss thrown in.  

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2 minutes ago, PrimeTime101 said:

So... I got my quick smart comment out of the way. Lets get real.

 

Will CMC out way our bad run blocking.

 

If the answer is yes then 100%. Yes.

 

and 

 

TBH if the answer should be or maybe or it might then its a hard no.

 

 

the One huge benefit that out ways ALL of this is Coopers practices to get better.

   He was rated the best route runner coming out in that draft…. Including receivers. 
   Dude is a crazy YAC weapon who can be deployed so many ways.

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Look, this isn't a Big Name I Want kind of thing. I want him. 

 

Singletary is servicable. And that's the nicest thing I will say about our current RB group. Maybe that's all we need when you have an MVP quarterback.

 

But CMC has the talent level like Shady who can make the most even with an ok O-line. We only need maybe 10-15 handoffs a game, let's make them quality ones.

 

Next year is a problem cap-wise, but we weren't going to pay Singletary any real money and Moss is a liability. Who else do we have? I trust Beane to be able to work salary cap magic if he really wants to get this done.

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11 minutes ago, Buffalo Boy said:

   Just heard this on Charlotte radio also.

   There is NO WAY we can take on that contract. Does he agree to redo the contract??? Doubt it.

    You put him in this O and we are unstoppable but I don’t see it happening and hope I’m wrong.

 

Apparently it will only cost the Bills 600K this year and they are not on the hook for anything past that if he gets cut next year

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I would like to get some clarification on his contract.  This is what Spotrac says:

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/christian-mccaffrey-21749/

 

There are some on Twitter stating that we would only be taking on a $600K cap hit in 2022, and then could cut him with no dead cap in 2023.  Based on my understanding of contracts, I don't see where that is coming from.

 

His long-term cap hit is probably a bigger deal to the Bills, even more than giving up a high draft pick.  

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1 minute ago, Chicken Boo said:

So nobody wants Barkely, the better RB, but fawn over CMC?  Interesting.

 

For the record, I'd be delighted with either and do not believe the Giants would part with Barkley.

 

No one should be arguing against making this team better.

Yeah because Giants are so willing to trade Barkley?? I don't see what makes some think this

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3 minutes ago, Logic said:

Based on what I read from Greg Tompsett of Cover 1, which I linked above -- it would cost the Bills only $600,000 in 2022 money to bring McCaffrey in, and only $1m of his remaining salary is guaranteed -- I would be fully, completely, 100% on board with bringing him in.

You either have him for 1 year for a Super Bowl push, or you re-structure and keep the Bills offense unstoppable for years.

Remember, Devin Singletary is a free agent after this year. Moss is just a guy. 

McCaffrey is a game changer.

This.

 

Send Moss to Carolina. There is possibly some value there. Kills two birds 1 stone by sending him South and removing a JAG.

 

A 3rd this year and a 4th next year + Moss for CMC.  That's my offer

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3 minutes ago, Chicken Boo said:

So nobody wants Barkely, the better RB, but fawn over CMC?  Interesting.

 

For the record, I'd be delighted with either and do not believe the Giants would part with Barkley.

 

No one should be arguing against making this team better.

Looks like they might be able to get CMC cheap, Barkley probably isn't even available. He's a leader in their locker room at this point they're not trading him while they're 4-1.

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Just now, babulator said:

Is he still ?

 

I'm not against it if he can still produce at a high level. I trust in the Beane.

 

but...

 

I'd rather have Saquon :P There I said it lol.

 

Barkley looks totally rejuvenated this year.  

But with the NFC East well within their sights, the Giants aren't likely to trade him away.

 

I haven't watched two seconds of Panthers football this year, so I have no idea how McCaffrey looks.

He hasn't popped off the highlights (unlike Barkley), but maybe someone in Carolina can shed some light?

 

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1 minute ago, mjt328 said:

I would like to get some clarification on his contract.  This is what Spotrac says:

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/christian-mccaffrey-21749/

 

There are some on Twitter stating that we would only be taking on a $600K cap hit in 2022, and then could cut him with no dead cap in 2023.  Based on my understanding of contracts, I don't see where that is coming from.

 

His long-term cap hit is probably a bigger deal to the Bills, even more than giving up a high draft pick.  

 

Bills won't be on hook of his (prorated) signing bonus in terms of cap hit if they trade for him. The cap hit calculation is different after a player was traded.

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5 minutes ago, Chicken Boo said:

So nobody wants Barkely, the better RB, but fawn over CMC?  Interesting.

 

For the record, I'd be delighted with either and do not believe the Giants would part with Barkley.

 

No one should be arguing against making this team better.

 

I would absolutely take Saquon over CMC. But Saquon isnt available and I believe his contract is more prohibitive.

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Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

I don't understand why people are saying the 4-1 Giants are going to trade their best offensive weapon.

 

Are we going to take calls for Stefon Diggs because we are 4-1?

 

Agree. The Giants aren't trading Barkley. At 4-1 they feel like they can make the playoffs. You don't get rid of your best offensive player when you have an opportunity to make the playoffs.

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Do people really think solving the "Bills can't run" begins with the RB or the fact that the OLINE has no push?  Would taking on an injury prone RB solve anything with how this OLINE blocks?

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