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Better to try to build something that can have sustained success. What are they gonna do when Brady retires?

How has it paid off? You can say that if they win it all. But they need to win 2 more games for that to happen. If they don't win one, when they turn to sh(t in another year or two nobody will be saying it paid off.

On a rookie deal, sure. For what he'll get in free agency? Hell no.

Pathetic defense. Easy interception on that duck.

Packers OL in shambles after dominating last week. Not good news for the Pack's chances in this game.

Already have 1 more legit win than them.

This game is going to fuging suck. No defense will be played. Hopefully Rodgers can outduel Brady but these type of games are so damn boring.

That was an OPI on Godwin, uncalled.

Mahomes and Reid will surpass Brady and Belichick, without cheating.

Yeah the way that game started could not have been any more perfect, I was loving every second of the first half. Ditto on the second half. Glad we pulled it out but man that 2nd half may have taken a few years off of my life...

I think Greg could be one of those guys who randomly gets in like 20+ years from now.

I wasn't there for the championship game but the week before against the Seahawks was pretty fuging loud when Stew had that run and Luke's pick 6.

Hope he signs a 1 day contract to retire a Panther. Hall of honor for sure. It's a bummer we couldn't get it done with him here and that his tenure here ended with the foot injuries, but it was a heck of a ride. First TE ever to have 3 consecutive 1000 yard seasons. Go crush the both Greg, I'll enjoy watching and listening.

We’ll be there next year.

I hope Mahomes can play through it and win today and then be close to 100% for an epic SB against the Packers. But mainly I just want the Bucs to lose today.

Orlovsky thinks he’s gonna wind up going to the Colts and both those teams make a lot more sense for Stafford than us. I highly doubt we wind up with Stafford and now the Lions are another team who will take a QB ahead of us... Starting to think maybe we should go all in on Watson

My issue with Harden is him getting fat and not trying early in the season with Houston. That’s just a POS thing to do to your current teammates. I get he wanted out but there’s a much better way to go about doing it.

The reason I chose Moore is that he needs a new contract soon and it’s somewhere we can save money too. If we dealt McCaffrey we’d still eat a ton of that cap hit and then we’d definitely have to give Moore a huge contract or we’d have very few weapons for Watson...

I think they’ll want a young core player too rather than a 1st that is 2 years away... 8 overall, 2022 first rounder, Moore/McCaffrey and some other day 2 pick(s).

I get the joke but on a serious note, I just can’t possibly imagine Luke butting heads with anyone off the field....

We won't have the opportunity. He is 100% not hitting the free market. Either back in Dallas on an extension, the tag or he's tagged and traded. They're not letting him walk without anything in return.

I get that, and I also think it's likely we grab a new QB this offseason but Rhule and Tepper technically already got their "new QB." They moved on from Cam who wasn't all that far removed from an MVP and then were involved in picking Teddy. I do think they've seen enough from Teddy that they will move on from him this soon but I don't think it's the 100% sure thing that it would seem to be if they hadn't already signed a QB to a starter contract last year.

I don't know poo about these guys. Anyone who has the time and knowledge willing to put some info about each of them in parenthesis next to the names quoting the post (i.e. expected draft round, good/bad at x,y,z, etc.)?

Definitely the first Bucs game. Handed them the win with his horrible decision making and throws. Considering Teddy has no aggressiveness to his game or deep threat, that was the first nail in the coffin. He was sold as a guy who would be safe with the football and make good decisions. That game was more like something from Winston. Then all the other games where he came up short on potential GWDs were the rest of the nails. I was actually willing to give him a chance at first but it became evident very quickly that there's no chance he could be a realistic short or long term option at QB if you want to win.

Not entirely... They've drafted a fair amount of OL pretty high. All more or less busted for them. Also traded a fair amount for their LT and I believe gave him a decent contract.