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DTG - you stated that " They doubted that he was the best choice for a long while, but decided to let him have the first shot at proving them wrong. He didn't, and he's being replaced." So if they had such doubt why not look for a replacement or draft a player that has a huge upside.
Quote from: yuccaneers on September 12, 2008, 04:45:10 PMDTG - you stated that " They doubted that he was the best choice for a long while, but decided to let him have the first shot at proving them wrong. He didn't, and he's being replaced." So if they had such doubt why not look for a replacement or draft a player that has a huge upside.you mean like trading for a veteran QB (say, a Brian Griese type) or drafting a long-term project with upside (maybe someone in the Josh Johnson mold), or maybe hedging by keeping around a veteran who didn't appear to have a future with the team just to add some competition and insurance at the position (someone like a Chris Simms, perhaps)?not sure why they didn't think to do anything in that vein, yuccaneersin all seriousness, though, there just weren't alot of options out there unless we wanted to give up a whole lot to try to pry away one of the brown unproven but widely hyped QBs....looks like not picking brohm was justified given his current status on the packers rosted, and no other QBs we could've drafted looked like hands-down upgrades now or in the future.
On  a side note it seems when ever the Bucs are in a  down year and in the top five in the draft there is never that cant miss type of QB or other prospects. Think this team needs to seriously upgrade the skill positions on offense rather then all of this bubble gum and glue they try to use.
Griese is at the same stage in his career as Garcia just waiting to breakdown.
you mean like trading for a veteran QB (say, a Brian Griese type) or drafting a long-term project with upside (maybe someone in the Josh Johnson mold), or maybe hedging by keeping around a veteran who didn't appear to have a future with the team just to add some competition and insurance at the position (someone like a Chris Simms, perhaps)?not sure why they didn't think to do anything in that vein, yuccaneersin all seriousness, though, there just weren't alot of options out there unless we wanted to give up a whole lot to try to pry away one of the brown unproven but widely hyped QBs....looks like not picking brohm was justified given his current status on the packers rosted, and no other QBs we could've drafted looked like hands-down upgrades now or in the future.
Quote from: BucINT20 on September 12, 2008, 04:50:42 PMyou mean like trading for? a veteran QB (say, a Brian Griese type) or drafting a long-term project with upside (maybe someone in the Josh Johnson mold), or maybe hedging by keeping around a veteran who didn't appear to have a future with the team just to add some competition and insurance at the position (someone like a Chris Simms, perhaps)?not sure why they didn't think to do anything in that vein, yuccaneersin all seriousness, though, there just weren't alot of options out there unless we wanted to give up a whole lot to try to pry away one of the brown unproven but widely hyped QBs....looks like not picking brohm was justified given his current status on the packers rosted, and no other QBs we could've drafted looked like hands-down upgrades now or in the future.if this was really the case, why not make a play for a good QB like favre rather than an average one like griese? if you are drafting your QB for the future (johnson) why not try to win as many games as possible in the meantime?
you mean like trading for? a veteran QB (say, a Brian Griese type) or drafting a long-term project with upside (maybe someone in the Josh Johnson mold), or maybe hedging by keeping around a veteran who didn't appear to have a future with the team just to add some competition and insurance at the position (someone like a Chris Simms, perhaps)?not sure why they didn't think to do anything in that vein, yuccaneersin all seriousness, though, there just weren't alot of options out there unless we wanted to give up a whole lot to try to pry away one of the brown unproven but widely hyped QBs....looks like not picking brohm was justified given his current status on the packers rosted, and no other QBs we could've drafted looked like hands-down upgrades now or in the future.