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kudos to the fins front office, damn they somehow navigated out from under the tua contract, at least from a qb perspective

Yes.

Not at all, but we wouldn't bring in anyone who might possibly unseat Bryce. Either he rises or falls, hopefully before we give him any extension. Levis, if he gets cut by the Titans, looks like he could be a backup with potential if he can get a do over, kind of like Darnold after Gase and Rhule.

Did you watch his recent interview? He does not pick the players. He freely admits he is not involved in choosing what players they go after. He is the guy that sets their value and the value of all FA players. He will argue about salary cap impact and strategies of said players but he doesn't choose who we sign. He only tries to make the best decisions on the money side.

LB Devin Bush reached agreement today on a three-year, $30 million deal with the Chicago Bears, per @AdamSchefter.

Sure. But 28 sacks in 5 years….thats basically scourton without upside thats a lot of money depending on how it’s structured.

Morgan said he wanted better talent but he didn't want to give up draft picks. Teams always have to overpay for top talent in free agency and time will tell if this was a good move or not, but I'm happy the Panthers are being aggressive.

Was graded in the top 1/3rd of ILBs last season by a certain site the team has some ties with ha. 4 straight full seasons in a row as well. Wouldn't be a bad target by any means.

no way we can get lloyd now if his bryce is really 20 per. That would be borderline incompentence

Sure you don't want to share your cap expertise and injury prosgnostication skills? Kidding and totally agree. Hell of a signing.

Details on Malik Willis' three-year, $67.5 million deal with the Dolphins: $22.5M signing bonus $1.25M 2026 salary (fully gtd) $21.5M 2027 salary (fully gtd) $2M March 2028 roster bonus $20.5M 2028 salary $45M over two years for Miami's new QB1, with a decision to make in 2028.

That's exactly what I said about the Horn extension.

the 45 million guarantee tho..... that's the deal. It could be 45 for 1 year....

Pressures are often just as good as sacks, thats 73 plays affected.

2025?

The Bills have re-signed veteran interior offensive lineman Connor McGovern to a four-year, $52 million contract

Exactly. We should have jumped on that.

I swear, Rattler wasn’t far off of Bryce, 5th round.

Its basically a 2 year trial and if it goes sideways then they move on

Center is a bit questionable this year. There are some interesting candidates out there, with Parker having a good senior bowl and Coogan is a guy that I think is an interesting prospect but I don't think he's day 1 ready. We've passed over some gems at the position the past few years in favor of guys with high RAS scores and raw potential. Sometimes the sensible, non flashy pick is the one you should make instead of TMJ over Humphries or Brooks over Frazier.

Ton of pressures

My ideal has us getting a vet that is a legit starter, and drafting one in the second. And then he has a mentor. It would be great if that could happen. We’ll see. At worst that will be light years better than Trevin Wallace with the green dot as a rookie.

I said all along he will not get 30M a season. I said we should have offered him 12 per but it looks like Miami wanted him pretty bad. That's not a bad contract for them.

that makes sense--a bit older/

It's a lot of money for a guy who's injured a lot and may get pressure but doesn't get to the QB(sounds like burns in that regard). I don't like the move