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Gronk making some good points. I’d really like to know what Diggs actual issue is (assuming he does have an issue).
I don’t necessarily agree that this is Diggs last year in Buffalo though.
How does firing Dorsey solve issues like 12 men on the field for a field goal that actually cost them the game?
Well, the offense could've scored more than 22 points against a historically bad defense, rendering one chip shot field goal insignificantHow does firing Dorsey solve issues like 12 men on the field for a field goal that actually cost them the game?
If Diggs wants out and Beane says no, that’s a huge cancer in the locker room.
And I’m not against Diggs. Just reading the tea leaves. If any important player wants out and you don’t trade him, you might as well just throw a grenade into the middle of the locker room.
How does firing Dorsey solve issues like 12 men on the field for a field goal that actually cost them the game?
It is not possible.I think moving Diggs any way possible is probably necessary after this season. At some point that excuse I just want to win gets old especially when your brother is talking shit about your QB. Most winning teams don't have superstar receivers if I remember correctly. I feel like the last 10 or so years the TEs have been the most important piece in teams passing attacks because of the mismatches they create. We now have that with Kinkaid. All you need is receivers who can create separation or have speed and design plays to give them a chance to get YAC like the Chiefs do and what the Patriots did which then opens up the deep threat. I don't think you should spend top dollar on receivers and RBs but should do that on your OL and DL. Take advantage of receivers and RBs on rookie deals and let them get paid somewhere else. Not the best of times for all of this because we pretty much have to rebuild the entire defence since it's old and can't stay healthy and even though the defence isn't to blame for our record, our defence just hasn't looked the same since all our top guys got injured.
Having $31M in dead cap is a non-starter for a team in both a Win Now window AND trying to sell PSLs for a new stadium.If Diggs wants out and Beane says no, that’s a huge cancer in the locker room.
And I’m not against Diggs. Just reading the tea leaves. If any important player wants out and you don’t trade him, you might as well just throw a grenade into the middle of the locker room.
What you wrote is predicated on one assumption: Diggs will deal with frustrations better, be less of a distraction, and play well.Having $31M in dead cap is a non-starter for a team in both a Win Now window AND trying to sell PSLs for a new stadium.
Stefon Diggs is not dumb. He knows he is not getting traded or released anytime soon. He just needs to learn to deal better with the frustration of losing. He needs to be less of a distraction and just focus on remaining one of the top 5 WRs in the NFL.
And if he wants to win above all else, then someone just needs to get through to him that being a distraction hurts the team's ability to win.
The Bills will have to deal with the potential of Diggs not wrecking the locker room rather than dealing with the FACT of moving Diggs wrecking the salary cap.What you wrote is predicated on one assumption: Diggs will deal with frustrations better, be less of a distraction, and play well.
If that assumption proves to be valid, all good.
If that assumption proves to be false, then Diggs will potentially wreck team chemistry. That's will also have a negative effect on a team in win-now mode and a franchise trying to sell PSLs. And the dead cap will be long forgotten by the time the stadium is completed.
Wreck the cap for a season or wreck the locker room for as long as he's here. That's the choice.The Bills will have to deal with the potential of Diggs not wrecking the locker room rather than dealing with the FACT of moving Diggs wrecking the salary cap.
And the dead cap will not be long forgotten by the time that PSLs need to be sold. That activity is happening now. And the new stadium is slated to open in 2026. Which means they will need to push to sell tickets throughout the 2025 season.
Well, they are going to have a hard time being good if they have $20M in dead cap space for Diggs alone.
It's not going to happen until post 6/1/2025 at the earliest.
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We shouldn't be doing mock drafts this week. Yet, here we are...
Getting a new WR2, a young S, and a young DT that can play 1-tech would not be a bad first three picks.
To get under the cap, you likely have to make moves that wreck the cap for '24 & '25.Wreck the cap for a season or wreck the locker room for as long as he's here. That's the choice.
Beane has an opportunity for a hard reset after this season. Look at what I did above. Starting lineup and key reserves would be:
WR: Shakir
TE: Kincaid
LT: Dawkins
LG: McGovern (or someone else if he's cut)
C: Bates, Anderson
RG: Torrence
RT: Brown, Van Demark
TE: Knox
WR: Shorter
QB: Allen
RB: Cook, Gilliam
LE: Rousseau
DT: Oliver
NT:
RE: Miller, Jonathan
LB: Milano, Williams
LB: Bernard, Spector
NB: Johnson, Neal
CB: Douglas
CB: Bernard, Elam
S:
S:
That would require a TON of rookies to step up and play. The receivers suck, and there's no DL depth. And Beane would need to get bargain basement safeties. But that's for one season. Then Beane could turn the roster around.
We've talked about how having Allen allows Beane to rebuild the roster 2-3, possibly 4 times he's on the team. This might be one of those hard reset years.
Warren Sharp is officially on my "no fly list". Right alongside Skip Bayless and Tim Graham.
Anyone have any other suggestions to round out this Mount Rushmore of ****?
Wreck the cap for a season or wreck the locker room for as long as he's here. That's the choice.
Beane has an opportunity for a hard reset after this season. Look at what I did above. Starting lineup and key reserves would be:
WR: Shakir
TE: Kincaid
LT: Dawkins
LG: McGovern (or someone else if he's cut)
C: Bates, Anderson
RG: Torrence
RT: Brown, Van Demark
TE: Knox
WR: Shorter
QB: Allen
RB: Cook, Gilliam
LE: Rousseau
DT: Oliver
NT:
RE: Miller, Jonathan
LB: Milano, Williams
LB: Bernard, Spector
NB: Johnson, Neal
CB: Douglas
CB: Bernard, Elam
S:
S:
That would require a TON of rookies to step up and play. The receivers suck, and there's no DL depth. And Beane would need to get bargain basement safeties. But that's for one season. Then Beane could turn the roster around.
We've talked about how having Allen allows Beane to rebuild the roster 2-3, possibly 4 times he's on the team. This might be one of those hard reset years.
With the cap increases and dead space decreased, it doesn't wreck 2025. Here's the numbers off Spotrac:To get under the cap, you likely have to make moves that wreck the cap for '24 & '25.
There is 0% chance they nuke the roster for 2 years of Allen's prime.