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You guy realize that Henry Anderson is one person, our injured DT, not TE Hunter?
Oh my mistake…I got a line break after Henry and thought it read Henry, Anderson.
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You guy realize that Henry Anderson is one person, our injured DT, not TE Hunter?
No one wants to cut Hunter Henry lol… he said Henry AndersonAgholor and Henry aren’t realistic cuts.
Agholor is owed $14M, so you have to pay him rather than just eating $10M for nothing.
Henry is actually a negative net cap hit if cut in 2022. He costs $15M, but cutting him is $19M.
They can free up 2.5M with Guy and 2.5M with Anderson.
They could, with Henry, Smith, or Judon, restructure by pushing money into 2023 and converting roster into signing bonus, but it would mean there’s no getting out of these contracts the next year and financially committing for a longer term…the team trades off its ability to move on sooner. So restructuring is fine provided you’re confident the player will be there next year. For a guy like Smith, they’re probably better off just ripping the band aid off, taking the hit, and moving on from him after 2022.
Either that, or they'd have to find 2 WRs they preferred as part of the team's starting 4. And I don't know how they feel aboutHe would really have to suck to get cut, with the net savings only $4M. He would have be deemed as a less than a $4M value for it to make financial sense.
Yeah as I said a few posts up, I think they’ll keep him unless they make a move that makes him somewhat redundant, and so they can cut him and put that $4M toward whoever is replacing him.He would really have to suck to get cut, with the net savings only $4M. He would have be deemed as a less than a $4M value for it to make financial sense.
Either that, or they'd have to find 2 WRs they preferred as part of the team's starting 4. And I don't know how they feel about
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Taking all things into account, do they really feel that they got acceptable value for their investment? I'm not sure they would.
We already know who you are.
He had one of the worst season of his career. He had half the production he had last year with Carr.Either that, or they'd have to find 2 WRs they preferred as part of the team's starting 4. And I don't know how they feel about
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Taking all things into account, do they really feel that they got acceptable value for their investment? I'm not sure they would (I'm not sure they wouldn't, either). Moving on wouldn't be the biggest surprise BB'd ever dropped on us.
The second half of your lost is what i agree withPats exceeded expectations and have nothing to be ashamed of. The Bills are the better team. Pats aren’t ready. I’m glad they at least made it to the playoffs.
With that being said, this game is a great example why team statistics can be overrated like the people on here pushing “points per game”. Their lack of talent on D was badly exposed. Lots of needs this offseason.
thanks for the linkThe Pats have over $27 million in cap space for 2022 which is 17th most (or middle of the pack in the NFL). The Pats are In far better cap space than most of the top AFC teams.
2022 NFL Team Salary Cap Tracker
A real-time look at the 2022 salary cap totals for each NFL team, including estimated cap space.www.spotrac.com
The ball also hanged in the air. The ball needed to get their quicker.He had one of the worst season of his career. He had half the production he had last year with Carr.
My question is: is it solely on him or he isn’t a fit for this scheme and Bill miscast him and didn’t put him in a position to succeed asking him to do some thing that he has not the skill to do?
he was open on the pick. Mac threw it late, short and on the inside shoulder. It should have been either more over the top or on the outside shoulder. Is it on Agholor or on Mac he didn’t have yardage.
Miguel has the Pats with 2.5 M going into the next season when all franchise-tag and RFA tenders are picked up before any cut or restrucure, next year is still quite tight, but will jump in 2023, however a lot of young talent has to be brought in and hopefully it starts with a home run draft this year, because only acquiring veteran FA won't make it, you need to have also good players on rookie contract that are actually contributing from the start and not red shirting them 3 yearsThe second half of your lost is what i agree with
thanks for the link
so we can make some slight improvements. But the cap hit for current guys like Jonnu is pretty big though
This was either a collapse or a team that overachieved because they had a stretch where they played poor banged up teams. There is no inbetween here. Pick one. I personally think the pats were paper tigers. If you look at their win streak it's extremely easy to see how and why they won those games... Same with the losses. The evidence is right in front of you. You can choose to acknowledge it or ignore it.What an embarassing and pathetic performance...
Bills are a better team but this brutal collapse was tough to see
what does that say about us?I refuse to believe Buffalo is elite solely because of this game. Still think KC or Tennessee with Henry will beat them.
It was the refs that made it so bad! Just ask Dolphin fans lolIt was bad, but it wasn't "Dan Marino vs Jacksonville" bad.