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Agree on RB, WLB, SS and CB2. Trueblood is serviceable. Can't have all all-pros on the OL. K2 will be fine for a year or two and we don't know what Stocker can do yet. Watson can be a decent SAM imo. Talib is still here as CB1. TJax can be more than solid. Wright is a good CB. Top priorities imo are RB, WLB, SS and a 3rd CB.
Quote from: Madman on April 06, 2012, 10:58:32 AMQuote from: Feel Real Good on April 06, 2012, 10:56:04 AMQuote from: Madman on April 06, 2012, 10:48:59 AMYou can't fix everything in one offseason. TR (along with VJax and Nick) will solidify the offense for years to come and give the Bucs an identity. Then Dom can focus on the D. If TR is teh #2 talent on your draft board, you take him imo.However history shows RB's have the shortest careers of any position. If you're truly building a team for 2014 and beyond, you'd start with the positions that last the longest.No one is building a team for 2020. The window is probably 2013 to 2016. Trent will be there.In order for the Bucs to win the Super Bowl right now, they need a new RB, TE, RT, WLB, SLB, SS, FS, CB1, and CB2. It's going to be hard to fix all those problems before 2014, and by then Vincent Jackson will be 32, Penn and Joseph 32, and who knows what kind of physical condition McCoy, Price, and Bowers will be in.
Quote from: Feel Real Good on April 06, 2012, 10:56:04 AMQuote from: Madman on April 06, 2012, 10:48:59 AMYou can't fix everything in one offseason. TR (along with VJax and Nick) will solidify the offense for years to come and give the Bucs an identity. Then Dom can focus on the D. If TR is teh #2 talent on your draft board, you take him imo.However history shows RB's have the shortest careers of any position. If you're truly building a team for 2014 and beyond, you'd start with the positions that last the longest.No one is building a team for 2020. The window is probably 2013 to 2016. Trent will be there.
Quote from: Madman on April 06, 2012, 10:48:59 AMYou can't fix everything in one offseason. TR (along with VJax and Nick) will solidify the offense for years to come and give the Bucs an identity. Then Dom can focus on the D. If TR is teh #2 talent on your draft board, you take him imo.However history shows RB's have the shortest careers of any position. If you're truly building a team for 2014 and beyond, you'd start with the positions that last the longest.
You can't fix everything in one offseason. TR (along with VJax and Nick) will solidify the offense for years to come and give the Bucs an identity. Then Dom can focus on the D. If TR is teh #2 talent on your draft board, you take him imo.
Quote from: Madman on April 06, 2012, 11:21:54 AMAgree on RB, WLB, SS and CB2. Trueblood is serviceable. Can't have all all-pros on the OL. K2 will be fine for a year or two and we don't know what Stocker can do yet. Watson can be a decent SAM imo. Talib is still here as CB1. TJax can be more than solid. Wright is a good CB. Top priorities imo are RB, WLB, SS and a 3rd CB.3rd CB? More like #1 CB, this is Talib's last year with the Bucs if he even plays at all and Wright is a slot guy, the 1st priority is definately CB.
I never was a fan of Blount, useless on 3rd down, cant catch out of backfield, at times cant get 1 yard like a play i recall against Falcons. I seriously would rather go Richardson then LB/CB in 2nd but have this bad feeling Browns may screw it up and take Richardson.How many of you think Browns may go TRich?? I came across one site talkn possibility Bucs moving up to #3, as much as i want Richardson Id hate giving up 2nd rounder to do so. Guess will just have to hope Browns go for Blackmon or Tanenhill unless another rumor comes true with Rams moving up to #4 for Blackmon which would be awesome since would allow us to get Trent at #5.......Id be stoked if could get Richardson without having to give up picks
While were throwing around the word 'elite' so much, lets talk about when we have really seen elite. The bucs defense with Sapp Brooks Lynch barber, that was elite and it didnt matter if you had a richardson at RB or what running bakc you had there, noone was going to score more than 10 on the bucs back then. And are we "elite" on D now...? Nowhere near. Is bringing in one CB, who is NOT the next Derrell Revis, going to make us immediately defensively "elite"? No. Nowhere near,So elite RB doesnt mean much if yo ucome across an elite defense without an elite offense to protect and push the line of scrimmage. Did Barry, and Emmitt, and Walter have elite lines to run behind...?I like richardson and I wouldnt complain if we got him but if you could get Kalil, you do that and have him learn on the right side and move Penn to the right in a year or 2. This is CRAZY TALK...!Keep blount and you wouldnt be missing much of anything. Except anything resembling a RB behind Blount...Yes, he isnt a great cut back runner but with that line you go downhill, see your first hole and break it open. Scat backs can be had a dime a dozen to come in for relief. Besides, when do yo usee a great OT traded or let go in free agency? you dont, so getting another lineman is a no brainer if it is him. If Kalil was going to be there at #5 - I may have kittens if he weren't selected... I won't have kittens.That said, he wont be there because other clubs arent dumb either. We can keep our offense on the field with Blount (unless he were to get dinged up... again... in which case we'd to turn to Lumpkin again. What's that...? Lumpkins gone? Oh noes...!!!) , we cant get their defense off the field , probably, if we dont draft a 'shut down' corner if we can get one. The jury's still out on whether MoMo's actually a shut-down corner or just a solid addition to your teams defensive backfield...
Quote from: BucsFanForLife on April 06, 2012, 09:58:52 AMI never was a fan of Blount, useless on 3rd down, cant catch out of backfield, at times cant get 1 yard like a play i recall against Falcons. I seriously would rather go Richardson then LB/CB in 2nd but have this bad feeling Browns may screw it up and take Richardson.How many of you think Browns may go TRich?? I came across one site talkn possibility Bucs moving up to #3, as much as i want Richardson Id hate giving up 2nd rounder to do so. Guess will just have to hope Browns go for Blackmon or Tanenhill unless another rumor comes true with Rams moving up to #4 for Blackmon which would be awesome since would allow us to get Trent at #5.......Id be stoked if could get Richardson without having to give up picksHey dude, what the **CENSORED** happened to your thread?
While were throwing around the word 'elite' so much, lets talk about when we have really seen elite. The bucs defense with Sapp Brooks Lynch barber, that was elite and it didnt matter if you had a richardson at RB or what running bakc you had there, noone was going to score more than 10 on the bucs back then. So elite RB doesnt mean much if yo ucome across an elite defense without an elite offense to protect and push the line of scrimmage. I like richardson and I wouldnt complain if we got him but if you could get Kalil, you do that and have him learn on the right side and move Penn to the right in a year or 2. Keep blount and you wouldnt be missing much of anything. Yes, he isnt a great cut back runner but with that line you go downhill, see your first hole and break it open. Scat backs can be had a dime a dozen to come in for relief. Besides, when do yo usee a great OT traded or let go in free agency? you dont, so getting another lineman is a no brainer if it is him. That said, he wont be there because other clubs arent dumb either. We can keep our offense on the field with Blount, we cant get their defense off the field , probably, if we dont draft a 'shut down' corner if we can get one.
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