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Diggs probably has two good years left, likewise with Milano. Poyer and Miller are on the downsides of their career but beyond that lot, who do you see in the back half of a window? Allen, Dawkins, Knox, Oliver, Edmunds, Davis, Shakir, Rousseau, Cook, Elam - that's a heck of a young core in its own right. The Davis thing could really be frustrating because at times he looked positively outstanding last year and the guy's only 23. I wouldn't bank on the Bills just fading away on us. Allens cap figure about doubles next year, so that's a concern for them. Diggs jumps a fair amount as well. They restructured Dawkins so his will double. Bates increases but he's on a pretty nice deal anyway. Miller had better be damn good; his cap triples next year and they're stuck with him (realistically speaking) in 2024 as well. If there's an issue for them, it's the cap. They actually have more committed for the 2024 season with only 28 players on the roster than they have for the 2022 season. And while some of that is fake, next year's isn't. They have $218 million on the cap for next season with only 37 players signed. They could move some of Allen's around, but not Diggs and not Miller. Probably not White, probably not Dawkins. Maybe Milano but they probably shouldn't; same with Micah Hyde. They'll probably end up cutting Morse. If they extend Oliver they can knock his 5th year option number down. I think I could probably take them into 2022 with about $190 million on the cap if Allen cooperated and they didn't do anything too crazy with Diggs, Milano and Hyde. So that would project to around $30 million in cap space after their projected rollover. But they'd need to sign 15-20 guys with that space. There isn't a lot of wiggle cap-wise for them next year. They've pushed those chips in. |
Now compare that to the Chiefs next season and we're in MUCH better shape than they are. We'll enter the off-season with about $20 million in cap space before making a move. Then we'll cut Clark to free up another $20 million. That's without touching Mahomes roster bonus that could be spread as a signing bonus.
And man, Chris Jones needs to get better, get reasonable or get gone. He is NOT a guy who has demonstrated he's worth a $27 million cap hit next season. If you can't get him extended, I think I'd look to trade him. I mean you could convert Mahomes roster bonus to signing bonus, cut Clark and Jones and enter the off-season with $85 million in cap space. Granted, you'll need to address the loss of Jones at that point, and you'd have Fenton, Thornhill, Saunders, Nnadi, Wylie, OBJ, JJSS and Hardman as key contributors entering FA, but that's not a lot of guys in there who would be super difficult to replace. |
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But man, the next two seasons are gonna be tough. He has about $40 million due over those next two years and they don't have many (any?) ways to avoid it given his age; they won't want to extend him out. That was a real balls or bust decision. |
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They have some pieces on defense, but they have definite weaknesses too. They feasted on a weak schedule full of bad QBs and backups. |
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Frazier’s defense in those last 13 seconds was more egregious. Did he actually think we were going to Hail Mary it from the 25? Because that’s the D he played. I would have just played defense. Period. None of this 20 yards off the line BS |
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That moves the needle quite a bit. They are going all in like they should |
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Von Miller is not the upgrade from Jerry Hughes that I think many assume he is. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Bills have almost 1/5th of the Championship bets <a href="https://twitter.com/DKSportsbook?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DKSportsbook</a> <br><br> Watch the latest episode of The Sweat: <a href="https://t.co/bmQN5Q5WpD">https://t.co/bmQN5Q5WpD</a> <a href="https://t.co/RUOWNKigaU">pic.twitter.com/RUOWNKigaU</a></p>— SGG Media (@SGG_hq) <a href="https://twitter.com/SGG_hq/status/1567936731688714241?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 8, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">10 of the Bills 12 wins last season came against these QBs (playoffs included): <br><br>Jacoby Brissett<br>Taylor Heinicke <br>Davis Mills <br>Tua Tagovailoa <br>Mike White <br>Trevor Siemian <br>Cam Newton <br>Mac Jones<br>Zach Wilson <br>Mac Jones <a href="https://t.co/dfaEtolyDl">pic.twitter.com/dfaEtolyDl</a></p>— ‼️ (@LanceTHESPOKEN) <a href="https://twitter.com/LanceTHESPOKEN/status/1567955573932699649?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 8, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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I’m going to enjoy watching people make excuses for their average defense. I don’t recall the Smith year the Chiefs played basically all backup or scrub QBs basically all season but the Bills just got done doing that last season and I can only assume they will not enjoy such luck again this season to get their numbers inflated.
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Their D is probably the best in the NFL and their offense is probably top 5.
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You can’t attempt to roster a rapist punter and win the SB.
Stabby MLB, gropey QB, or DV-loving WR, sure. But not a P. |
Not overhyped. If they squib kick they probably beat KC.
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