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I can't speak to what happened with each move, but I know Buffalo didn't improve by losing him last year.

Hollins has been released just once in his career and that was in 2019. “I chose wherever I went, outside of getting released in Philly and picked up by Miami,” Hollins added. “Every choice after that, I got to pick. I always was able to pick where I saw value and they saw value in me."...

It appears Bill didn't trust anyone he didn't have a hundred year relationship with.

You name 7 players in 10-15 years. Any more??? It makes my point.

What percentage of players make it to a second contract? Didn't the Patriots go something like ten years without one?

I always felt this was the case. Wasn't there a thing where he was the signature on checks?

Boutte will likely be part of some trade if Brown comes. They will not pay him with Brown and Dobbs taking so much WR salary. Williams is currently the developmental player. Hollins works well with Maye. DM seems to tend/like to throw high, and Hollins is a nice 3/4th option to pick balls off...

Ok good point, but he's still not going anywhere, unless he takes a serious step back in camp.

As long as he doesn't show up playing like he's 33.

They need a young guard far more than a 4th tackle on a rookie contract. Wallace is that only answer now, and he's really no different than Bryant.

Yes it's an open competition, but drafting two OT's is a sign of lack of faith. I think they were dressing players off the street before him at the end of the season.

This. The tea leaves say that Bryant is in trouble, but if he shows up and beats out Crownover, Bryant wins the job. They gave Hollins bonus money that he didn't earn last year because of injury. You don't do that with someone you plan to cut. With WR candidates unknown, it's difficult to...

I read that Case spent long hours in his office.

Why would Philly even agree with that though? Are we offering so much that another team wouldn't maybe offer better in a month when he's actually available? It doesn't make sense that Philly would be afraid they couldn't get a 2028 first or 2027 second from some team when they decide to trade...

Can there really be a deal in place? What if June 1st comes, and another team offers more?

For me it's more reading the tea leaves. They drafted two tackles after two last year.

Moses won't likely be around, so you have a sixth round pick moving Campbell to guard, even before he's practiced. Campbell would have to have an pretty unimpressive season for that to occur.

The feeling here is there will be no other team bidding for Brown. I don't understand this. And comparing to what the Eagles gave up years ago fails too. WR's are more of a premium today, and Browns best season in Tennessee was 70 catches 1075 yards. I don't see getting AJ Brown for less than...

This makes a lot of sense to me. Catch a marginal talent at his peak.

They really need a CB though.