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Quote from: Badabing on April 12, 2010, 01:50:33 PMSo Doug (pertaining to my post above-reply #8) Who would you rank as having a worse WR core then the Bucs of the 29 incompetent teams.Ask me after the draft when the rosters are finalized.
So Doug (pertaining to my post above-reply #8) Who would you rank as having a worse WR core then the Bucs of the 29 incompetent teams.
Quote from: Badabing on April 12, 2010, 01:56:39 PMQuote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:52:18 PMQuote from: Badabing on April 12, 2010, 01:44:43 PMQuote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:43:50 PMThe Bucs were smart not to go after him. What the crybabies refuse to realize is, he got traded for a 5th round pick for a reason. Teams just don't trade great players for 5th rounders.Exactly...they only do that with 4th rounders like the Raiders did with Moss.At the time, most people considered Moss done. Besides, he was traded to the best orginization in the league (arguably). If he was traded to a bad team, he would've been the same lazy player he was in Oakland. Some of you people just want to cry. The Steelers dumped this guy for a reason. He's a long suspension waiting to happen, and he's no Randy Moss either.....just stop crying and wait for the draft. We'll add some WR help there.I’m not crying…just don’t be all surprised when Freeman has a subpar Sophomore year.I don’t even think Peyton Manning could succeed with the current WR core…and hate to break it to you, but nobody in the draft will change that this year…..and that is certainly important when it comes to the development of your franchise QB.If we add Brandon Marshall, then by all means, I’ll stop my “cryingâ€â€¦but if we don’t add a #1 WR….(or even a #2 for that matter), then don’t expect progress from Freeman….Why won't anyone we draft help? Where do you think Santonio Holmes came from? You think the Steelers jut showed up to his door and gave him an blank check and told him to write any number he pleases on there? They drafted him. Our WRs don't look good, but if Freeman is a good QB he will get the most out of them. We don't know how good Stroughter will be either, he's young and improving. We'll add a high pick WR to the mix. Our WRs won't be a high pick in your fantasy draft, but we will be okay if Freeman develops properly.
Quote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:52:18 PMQuote from: Badabing on April 12, 2010, 01:44:43 PMQuote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:43:50 PMThe Bucs were smart not to go after him. What the crybabies refuse to realize is, he got traded for a 5th round pick for a reason. Teams just don't trade great players for 5th rounders.Exactly...they only do that with 4th rounders like the Raiders did with Moss.At the time, most people considered Moss done. Besides, he was traded to the best orginization in the league (arguably). If he was traded to a bad team, he would've been the same lazy player he was in Oakland. Some of you people just want to cry. The Steelers dumped this guy for a reason. He's a long suspension waiting to happen, and he's no Randy Moss either.....just stop crying and wait for the draft. We'll add some WR help there.I’m not crying…just don’t be all surprised when Freeman has a subpar Sophomore year.I don’t even think Peyton Manning could succeed with the current WR core…and hate to break it to you, but nobody in the draft will change that this year…..and that is certainly important when it comes to the development of your franchise QB.If we add Brandon Marshall, then by all means, I’ll stop my “cryingâ€â€¦but if we don’t add a #1 WR….(or even a #2 for that matter), then don’t expect progress from Freeman….
Quote from: Badabing on April 12, 2010, 01:44:43 PMQuote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:43:50 PMThe Bucs were smart not to go after him. What the crybabies refuse to realize is, he got traded for a 5th round pick for a reason. Teams just don't trade great players for 5th rounders.Exactly...they only do that with 4th rounders like the Raiders did with Moss.At the time, most people considered Moss done. Besides, he was traded to the best orginization in the league (arguably). If he was traded to a bad team, he would've been the same lazy player he was in Oakland. Some of you people just want to cry. The Steelers dumped this guy for a reason. He's a long suspension waiting to happen, and he's no Randy Moss either.....just stop crying and wait for the draft. We'll add some WR help there.
Quote from: BucsMagic64 on April 12, 2010, 01:43:50 PMThe Bucs were smart not to go after him. What the crybabies refuse to realize is, he got traded for a 5th round pick for a reason. Teams just don't trade great players for 5th rounders.Exactly...they only do that with 4th rounders like the Raiders did with Moss.
The Bucs were smart not to go after him. What the crybabies refuse to realize is, he got traded for a 5th round pick for a reason. Teams just don't trade great players for 5th rounders.
I keep going back to the nominal price, yes it is a pick but here are 10 years of R5 picks:Xavier FultonJosh JohnsonGreg PetersonJulian JenkinsDonte NicholsonLarry BrackinsJeb TerrySean MahanJermaine PhillipsRuss HochsteinJames WhalenWe're not uniquely awful in that round but you aren't trading much, heck 12 games is more than most of hose guys ever added to the sum of the Bucs' effort.
Quote from: CurtR1995 on April 12, 2010, 01:52:31 PMThey want a long term player to grow with Freeman. Â Holmes wont be that guy for financial and off the field reasons. Â This is a very reasonable post.Morris knew something about Holmes through Tomlin. Â I think the guy is heading for a suspension, probably he's already got something boilin behind the scenes (like throwing a glass at some chic) thats a 1 year suspension waiting to happen. Â If we had traded for Holmes and he subsequently got suspended for the entire season, there would be even more bombinick/radiohead threads than their are now. Â It was a smart move, and most of the fan upheaval is just knee-jerk IMHO.
They want a long term player to grow with Freeman. Â Holmes wont be that guy for financial and off the field reasons. Â
Quote from: dalbuc on April 12, 2010, 02:20:57 PMI keep going back to the nominal price, yes it is a pick but here are 10 years of R5 picks:Xavier FultonJosh JohnsonGreg PetersonJulian JenkinsDonte NicholsonLarry BrackinsJeb TerrySean MahanJermaine PhillipsRuss HochsteinJames WhalenWe're not uniquely awful in that round but you aren't trading much, heck 12 games is more than most of hose guys ever added to the sum of the Bucs' effort.Come on now Dalbuc..you know the generic response to that post is going to be, �Well we have a new regime now.  Just look at how good they draft.  Fulton made a tremendous impact last year.�
My response would have been, "Why GUARANTEE yourself 12 games from that pick instead of trying to go the route of the draft?". If Dominik knows a contract is not a viable option, I'd rather take my chances with the draft pick.We're not going anywhere this year, there really is no sense in bringing him in.
Quote from: Doug09 on April 12, 2010, 02:32:16 PMMy response would have been, "Why GUARANTEE yourself 12 games from that pick instead of trying to go the route of the draft?". If Dominik knows a contract is not a viable option, I'd rather take my chances with the draft pick.We're not going anywhere this year, there really is no sense in bringing him in.I love all the "we're not even gonna try" people. Seriously, with a decent QB on the roster - which Freeman should be- shouldn't we at least be competitive? Most teams with a credible QB are competitive in the NFL. Plus, the 5th rounder is junk. you'd trade ALL our R5 players in the last decade for Holmes. Yes he' a risk but then again people would applaud drafting a knucklehead like Mike Williams with that same R5 pick so risk isn't the issue. In the end the lack of effort is what leaps off the page. Yes Holmes is a risk but when he price drops that low I think you should at least be looking with interest with a player of his talent and productivity and not just ignoring the opportunity to perhaps get better on the cheap.
Quote from: Doug09 on April 12, 2010, 02:32:16 PMMy response would have been, "Why GUARANTEE yourself 12 games from that pick instead of trying to go the route of the draft?". If Dominik knows a contract is not a viable option, I'd rather take my chances with the draft pick.We're not going anywhere this year, there really is no sense in bringing him in.I love all the "we're not even gonna try" people. Seriously, with a decent QB on the roster - which Freeman should be- shouldn't we at least be competitive? Most teams with a credible QB are competitive in the NFL. Plus, the 5th rounder is junk. you'd trade ALL our R5 players in the last decade for Holmes. Yes he' a risk but then again people would applaud drafting a knucklehead like Mike Williams with that same R5 pick so risk isn't the issue. In the end the lack of effort is what leaps off the page. Yes Holmes is a risk but when he price drops that low I think you should at least be looking with interest with a player of his talent and productivity and not just ignoring the opportunity to perhaps get better on the cheap.
Quote from: NavyBuc51 on April 12, 2010, 01:30:37 PMMore incompetence from an awfully run organization.That's worrisome, 29 incompetent NFL organizations in the league.
More incompetence from an awfully run organization.
We better get a big WR here fast or we will not have a chance this year.
Quote from: JoshJohnson11 on April 12, 2010, 03:34:01 PMWe better get a big WR here fast or we will not have a chance this year.They are putting tall their eggs in one basket...The Bucs are hope whoever they pick in the 2nd round turns out to be a superstar.
BUCS NEVER PURSUED HOLMES