Side note:

Some good stuff on the Richards Sporting Goods clearance side:

Sabres
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Bills
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- ImThatGuy

You Bills fans, I wouldn't worry. You think the Bills are a mess, just check out Washington right now.

I'm trying to talk a coworker off a ledge.
- gcomella34

I live in the DC area...I'm loving it down here.

I'll probably watch at least part of it. Mostly because I like watching Eichel play.
- HonkFortheGoose

So about 20min ?

So about 20min ?
- cabin

Just let her know when they are on the PP

Martock Missiles 260.00
deplorable lives matter 277.00

I have 2 games in hand this week in my attempt to advance to the final 16

Martock Missiles 260.00
deplorable lives matter 277.00

I have 2 games in hand this week in my attempt to advance to the final 16
- homiedclown

I was out in the first round . 487-526

Seems the free league is tougher . your 277 ain't crap. 13 of 32 ahead of you

http://fantasy.hockeybuzz.com/hbsl/playoffs/0/22

So about 20min ?
- cabin

Probably depends on when I get home. Have to pick the b/f up from the airport at like 5:15, we need to get dinner and then go pick a gift up for his niece's birthday party tomorrow.

I was out in the first round . 487-526

Seems the free league is tougher . your 277 ain't crap. 13 of 32 ahead of you

http://fantasy.hockeybuzz.com/hbsl/playoffs/0/22
- cabin

I had like 700 points last week


I hope I saved some for this weekend

I had like 700 points last week


I hope I saved some for this weekend
- homiedclown

#Winning

Free agent WR Justin Hunter is visiting the Patriots on Friday.
The former No. 34 overall pick of the Titans, Hunter spent time with the Dolphins and Bills last season. He caught just 10-of-23 targets for Buffalo, but turned them into 189 yards (18.9 YPR) and four touchdowns. Hunter had a nose for the end zone and was used in red-zone packages often. The Patriots lack big, tall receivers with speed, and Hunter has that at 6'4/203.


it's getting comical now

Good luck with those links folks!!
- stashu

#Winning
- SABRES 89

Free agent WR Justin Hunter is visiting the Patriots on Friday.
The former No. 34 overall pick of the Titans, Hunter spent time with the Dolphins and Bills last season. He caught just 10-of-23 targets for Buffalo, but turned them into 189 yards (18.9 YPR) and four touchdowns. Hunter had a nose for the end zone and was used in red-zone packages often. The Patriots lack big, tall receivers with speed, and Hunter has that at 6'4/203.


it's getting comical now
- SABRES 89

I would have liked to see them bring him back

guess not

it's getting comical now
- SABRES 89

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.

- homiedclown

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

Ok now that's comical

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

We are literally the worst franchise in the NFL (minus WSH)

But Terry says everything is ok.

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

the way sal on wgr explained it, the bills chose to take on the full $4.8m of dead-cap space this year by doing it now, as opposed to splitting it $2.4 and $2.4 over this year and next had they waited until june 1...at least that's what I gathered from his explanation

the way sal on wgr explained it, the bills chose to take on the full $4.8m of dead-cap space this year by doing it now, as opposed to splitting it $2.4 and $2.4 over this year and next had they waited until june 1...at least that's what I gathered from his explanation
- Michael Pachla

Bills did it for a reason. Next year the cap it will be gone. If they cut him now they pay it up front. If they cut him in june we would owe half this year and half next year. The signed Hyde for Williams money


Now i understand.

Bills did it for a reason. Next year the cap it will be gone. If they cut him now they pay it up front. If they cut him in june we would owe half this year and half next year. The signed Hyde for Williams money


Now i understand.
- CoHo_to_B-Lo

nfl cap stuff is pretty much greek to me...that's why I don't do my own taxes, waaaaay too complicated

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

it's all about timing...with a post July e 1release that larger cap savings is not available til then. so it will be a mistake only if they don't use Part of the $1.5m now or before June 1.

Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer

The Bills' release Thursday of safety Aaron Williams was not designated as a post-June 1 cut, a source told ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates. That means the Bills save only $1.775 million against their 2017 salary cap by releasing Williams; they would have saved $4.2 million if they made Williams a post-June 1 cut.




- homiedclown

Despite the emoji collection, there's no dead cap in 2018 if they do it this way.

Either the Bills actually thought about the move, or #CrookedRodak spelled it out in a way that the front office had no idea what they were doing and just said oops now we have all this dead cap space.

Despite the emoji collection, there's no dead cap in 2018 if they do it this way.
- TheSabresTaco

I guess they feel they have enough money for this year


I will still pause and wait on this, since they did make the 2 best free agent signings last year on the cheap with brown and alexander

problem is they only locked them up for 1 year