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Beane did not call us last minute


CarolinaSamurai

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Lots of people spreading incorrect information here on the boards so I wanted to clear this up. 

Brandon Beane on NFL radio the night of the trade said that he called Hurney the day before inquiring about KB going to Buffalo. They went through the process but couldn't come to an agreement and Beane really thought thats it no deal oh well and moved on.

At 2pm the next day Hurney called Beane and Beane thought to himself "oh I guess there IS a chance". They spend the next two hours hammering out a deal and get the contract submitted with 3 minutes to spare till the deadline.

He then went on to say that he was worn out from running up and down the hall talking to his coaching staff and doing the paperwork. 

So please stop with this "this last minute deal no one was considering just happened". Marty had a full day and a half to discuss it with our coaching staff and Owner. It wasn't a spur of the moment decision. 

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

So now Hurney had 24 hours to try and replace Benji with one of the other guys on the market and not 5 minutes.

Hurney is even dumber than I had initially thought.

Who exactly? The only Wr truly on the market was TY Hilton, and they wanted waaay too much for him.

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

So now Hurney had 24 hours to try and replace Benji with one of the other guys on the market and not 5 minutes.

Hurney is even dumber than I had initially thought.

Given the time and who he talked to it's safe to say the owner, Hurney, and coaching staff chose not to get a replacement WR. So they are all to blame really.

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5 minutes ago, sharkkiller said:

Who exactly? The only Wr truly on the market was TY Hilton, and they wanted waaay too much for him.

Don't you know? How easy it is to pull guys from other teams. Especially if you don't even know if you are going to actually trade your own asset and what you will get for it. 

I mean the difficult thing is to sound like you know everything on a message board using hindsight, we have so many smart people here I cant believe they dont have impactful jobs to do. To come up with names suggesting getting them is a no-brainer, that is hard stuff right there buddy.

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Just now, csx said:

What difference does that make? They were negotiating at the last minute a trade that was first proposed one day before the deadline. 

There are some real temper-tantrum capable babies on this board, could only imagine how they spend their days when not saying anything in front of a computer.

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5 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

What a good gm would have done is had that TY Hilton deal done verbally hinging on the KB trade. Should have been bam bam. I would have sent Indy Buffalos 3rd and our 2nd. Pretty sure we could have gotten him for that. 

Not sure the money works.  Without KB we have around 4.5 in cap.  Hilton's cap hit is 10 mil.  I assume we'd have to eat 5 mil of that.  A lot of moving parts here.

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16 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

So now Hurney had 24 hours to try and replace Benji with one of the other guys on the market and not 5 minutes.

Hurney is even dumber than I had initially thought.

just go to the bills forum and stfu so sick of your whinning on here everyday.

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4 minutes ago, grimesgoat said:

Not sure the money works.  Without KB we have around 4.5 in cap.  Hilton's cap hit is 10 mil.  I assume we'd have to eat 5 mil of that.  A lot of moving parts here.

Na man, just say it on a message board, check it on Madden. It's a shoe-in. So easy you can think of it in 10 seconds.

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