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Who is Whitner's agent? Since Huff and Sims have been signed, there is no reason why a deal should not have been worked out yet.

 

Not sure what the hold up is with McCargo. I don't know if Santonio Holmes is signed, but he better hurry so he can feed his 10 kids. I know that D'Angelo Williams is unsigned, so that might have something to do with it.

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Who is Whitner's agent? Since Huff and Sims have been signed, there is no reason why a deal should not have been worked out yet.

 

Not sure what the hold up is with McCargo. I don't know if Santonio Holmes is signed, but he better hurry so he can feed his 10 kids. I know that D'Angelo Williams is unsigned, so that might have something to do with it.

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I don't like the Youboty deal. Only four years. I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years. Not that this has ever happened before. ;)

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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I believe league/CBA rules only allow 1st round picks to sign for more than 4 years.

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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I don't think that you can sign 3rd round rookies longer than 4 yrs.

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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only 1st rounders can sign for longer than 4 years.

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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Flashing that advanced football knowledge again, I see. Your insights are always so valuable.

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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If I'm not mistaken, 4 years is the max he could be offered.

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I don't like the Youboty deal.  Only four years.  I'd hate to see the Bills use a first-day pick on a CB, have said CB make a name for himself here, only to move to greener pastures after just a few years.  Not that this has ever happened before.  ;)

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According to the Great Gazoo (sorry, had to use Google cache since ESPN moved it behind the "Insider Wall), picks 1-16 in the draft can have a max of 6 years, picks 17-32 a maximum of 5, and anyone round 2 or later has a maximum of 4 years. But I'm guessing you know a way to cheat on that. You know everything else. ;)

 

I wonder if it's the length of the contract holding up the Whitner deal...

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