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I get it. And, if the 2020 team hadn't been hot garbage, I'd be worrying about the pennies a lot more. But this team needs tent pole players, if possible, and second level players if that's the best it can get. And, because the team's drafted as if a blind member of an isolated tribe has been in charge of things, just relying on the draftees to grow into those roles is not something the team can do.
No obvious answer which makes it intriguing
They are getting Hightower back and have Cam. With the new weapons and a better understanding of Cam's strength I'm actually excited to see what this offense will do.
Never let facts get in your way without twisting them to make them (falsely) appear to back up your wrong opinion. Bravo.
It's March. For every single team, it's literally all nothing more than informed speculation, at best, at this point.
The misses have been glaring I’m not exaggerating when I will say half of this board could of made the picks in the first 3 rounds and had at least the same success but I’d wager many of us would of outperformed Caserio.
Dugger will be a better player.
Meyers is a great kid but hasn’t shown he belongs on the same field as these 3 yet.
Played very well under Todd Bowles. Solid run stuffer.
Please, they consistently let those sort of players go rather than resign them. They've always prided themselves in letting a player go a year too early than a year too late. The Bucs kept those sort of players. Lavonte David is still very good, but starting to lose a step. Barret was much better with Vita Vea in the line up and they could have justified letting those players go rather than tieing them up to contracts that will cause problems down the road. Singing a handful of players to these sort of contracts over 15 years is nothing like doing it all in one year.
We upgraded a lot of our need positions today. I would say priorities are: QB, C, LB.
Having the worst QB in the nfl isn’t not having a need.
Sure, and this is understood by every single person (or at least almost every single person) talking NFL at this time of year. It makes sense to point it out to someone who's looking at a team making huge changes (i.e. Patriots), because free agency is generally an iffy proposition. But it makes a lot less sense to be pushing it to someone who's just talking about a Bucs team that dealt with all things 2020 and is just re-signing its own players.
