Thread: Good Day Not To Be a Bucs Fan

For all you haters, how about this mess.
This one is gonna be fun to watch.
Chucky sure is trying hard to keep his job.

Wow
;D

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...qbs/index.html

OOPPSS lets not forget the DeadSkins.
Wow sure glad I am a Viking fan today
;D

http://www.realfootball365.com/nfl/a...tit020307.html

I especially like what the writers say here:

Daniel Snyder, doesn't understand that championships are won through drafts and signing mid-level players who fit your system. Snyder, whom the Redskins' fans generally distrust and dislike, is set to shell out all kinds of money beginning today on a weak free-agent market.

HMMM Good on ya triangle....... ;D

Plummer has retired. There is no 3 headed monster in Tampa.

"singersp" wrote:

Plummer has retired. There is no 3 headed monster in Tampa.

Thanks Singer.
Hadn't got that far down.
Last night I heard Tampa was still going ahead with the trade, contingent on Plummer showing up.
Wonder why they would do that.

Anyway, I guess it is all moot.

I dont know if it will do much for us since the skins have jason campbell, but it opens a small hole for CJ to drop down some more.
But, I think they still would take him, and the lions might at #2 despite there recent drafts.

"vikingsfanpa8202" wrote:

I dont know if it will do much for us since the skins have jason campbell, but it opens a small hole for CJ to drop down some more.
But, I think they still would take him, and the lions might at #2 despite there recent drafts.

Good point.
I am watching the whole Bucs thing closely.
They got thier QB now so I guess it is a forgone conclusion they will take CJ.

BIG IF, we move up it will have to be above them.
Might be a bit to costly especially with respect to the depth of the WR's in the draft this year.

I agree, but the thing is CJ is in a class of his own.
There has never been a wide reciever with his intangibles and talent to enter the draft.
He's about 6'5 hes ran a 4.35 40, hes huge, and he has the ego of Marvin Harrison.
Hes a humble talented reciever with great work ethic.
He would be a great fit for any nfl team.

"vikingsfanpa8202" wrote:

I agree, but the thing is CJ is in a class of his own.
There has never been a wide reciever with his intangibles and talent to enter the draft.
He's about 6'5 hes ran a 4.35 40, hes huge, and he has the ego of Marvin Harrison.
Hes a humble talented reciever with great work ethic.
He would be a great fit for any nfl team.

I am a bit of a draft nick.
I have one that I am gonna submit that has us moving up to Cleve and we give up a 2nd, 3rd and a 2008 3rd.
Again, I think it is dumb to burn that many picks on one player but for the same reasons you list I think it COULD be worth the cost.

I wouldnt mind burning all those picks.
That would be fine I just think Childress cant tell the difference between a starter and a 3rd stringer.
I am 99.9% positive CJ will be an all-pro player in this league.
Who can cover sum one that is that tall and that fast and doesnt just choose when he wants to play

"vikingsfanpa8202" wrote:

I wouldnt mind burning all those picks.
That would be fine I just think Childress cant tell the difference between a starter and a 3rd stringer.
I am 99.9% positive CJ will be an all-pro player in this league.
Who can cover sum one that is that tall and that fast and doesnt just choose when he wants to play

I have confidence in the staff.
I believe they will draft wisely, spend wisely in FA and ultimately build a good team.

Issue is how long will he be permitted to do this.
Seems the percentage on this and other sites with respect to Vikes fans is they want it now, vice in a couple of years.

I for one have waited this long, I can wait a bit longer.