Something that I just read from Roy Cummings just got me to thinking 'For example, we know it is going to be an “up-tempo’’ scheme designed to quickly get the ball into the hands of the playmakers.' Considering that we took Evans and followed that up with ASJ in the second and Sims in the 3rd, our offense seems to be following the plan that Trestman implemented in Chicago. That was a offense predicated on quick throws and McCown excelled in it and the Bears finished with the #2 offense last season. It seems to me that Lovie probably watched Bear football a lot last season while he sat out; because, well, why not see what someone else was able to do with your team? What did they do different and well? I think it makes a lot of sense for Tedford to implement something very similar to that offense in Tampa. They would have 16 games of tape to look at, they would have McCown's knowledge of the offense and a demonstrable ability to run that type of offense successfully. Now we add similar pieces (Evans, ASJ and Sims) and what do you have? Chicago's offense.JMO, but the facts seem to be there to support the theory. If you want to see the Bucs offense, look at Chicago's last season.