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Quote from: Rowdie on April 06, 2009, 12:42:49 PMI see no reason in what you wrote for not expecting a playoff game. Let's say you're making a cake. You buy all these great ingredients and mix them up so they look really good. Then you leave it in the oven too long. Now it doesn't matter how the cake looked an hour ago. You've gone past the point of no return. Your cake will never be the way it was unless you get new ingredients and start again.
I see no reason in what you wrote for not expecting a playoff game.
As far as young talent, I'm not sure all five guys along the oline shouldn't count, is Ruud old yet?� T. Jax?� Have we given up on Adams?
They're just a bunch of guys. Virtually every team in the league has players that good. To compare the young players on the 2008 Bucs to what they had in 1997 is laughable.
Money also means you can keep the guys you want to keep. The big point is, there's no using it as an excuse.
Who should they have kept? No, not having money is not an excuse, but not having players on the market worth signing is.
No, I'd have posted it as well. I'm not so sure Florio is joking. 0-16 is a distinct possibility.
Quote from: JavaBuc on April 06, 2009, 03:22:38 AMNo, I'd have posted it as well. I'm not so sure Florio is joking. 0-16 is a distinct possibility.To compare us to the 0-16 Lions is ridiculous, I'm not even sure why you are a fan of this team. You honestly think 0-16 is a distinct possibility? McCown has shown the ability to win games as a Buc, when the starters play, he absolutely lit up the Saints defense, who we play twice a year. He lit them up without Ward, Winslow, and Bryant.
Quote from: kmitchell on April 06, 2009, 03:25:11 AMQuote from: JavaBuc on April 06, 2009, 03:22:38 AMNo, I'd have posted it as well. I'm not so sure Florio is joking. 0-16 is a distinct possibility.To compare us to the 0-16 Lions is ridiculous, I'm not even sure why you are a fan of this team. You honestly think 0-16 is a distinct possibility? McCown has shown the ability to win games as a Buc, when the starters play, he absolutely lit up the Saints defense, who we play twice a year. He lit them up without Ward, Winslow, and Bryant.That's the problem. The Saints arnt exactly the team to judge talent against. They make lots of QBs look like the next Elway.Also other than a few deep passes (1 a TD and another an INT), most of McCowns throws were under 10 yards. The Saints couldnt tackle anyone that day and the recievers broke lose many times.Also that game would have been a loss if it wasn't for Sean Payton and Reggie Bush trying to look cute.
Has there ever been a first-time coach, a first-time GM, and a first-time QB?It just boggles my mind that this franchise seems to not want anyone with experience.
Unlike the Redskins and Browns, the Buccaneers don't have much in the way of a fallback without Cutler. Unless Brian Griese emerges as the winner of a three-way competition against Luke McCown and Josh Johnson, the Bucs could be in the unenviable position of having a first-time head coach, a first-time GM and a first-time starting quarterback. The good news? Thanks to the 2008 Lions, the Bucs don't have to worry about having the first 0-16 season. Looking ahead, the best way to replenish the quarterback spot might be to get in position to draft for Sam Bradford or Tim Tebow in 2010. http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=534567
Quote from: cyberdude557 on April 06, 2009, 03:45:55 AMHas there ever been a first-time coach, a first-time GM, and a first-time QB?It just boggles my mind that this franchise seems to not want anyone with experience. The Falcons also had a bad season before hand and had a chance to get a top flite QBThis scenario guarantees FailureSincerely;The 2008 Atlanta Falcons