Eh, every QB has had that happen.

of course you're right, this happens all the time...

Palko is a great guy in the film room. Work ethic is par none.

I said it in some thread don't remember which one.

Until the FO realizes that talent trumps heart in the NFL we are swimming in a pool of mediocrity

:) I see what you did there...

And who'd have guessed that declining HOF QB would be injured before actually leading the team to a SB?

History tells us that only 4 SBs, if I remember correctly, have been won by QBs over the age of 33.

Yep.

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Maybe so. Or maybe they wasted three years on an okay QB that's not franchise. I think Tampa and the Jets are both really wondering the same thing.

I want a first round QB too and think that's the only way we should go. But choosing the wrong first rounder will set the franchise backward too. A few years from now, the Bucs may end up saying... maybe we should have gone the Browns' route (with Brady Quinn) and cut our losses.

Lets say we give up next years first for Peyton and this years first for the best quarterback available.

I would be on board with that, but if we trade this years first for him, that will be really hard to take.

That injury puts him one hit away from retirement and if we risk a top ten pick on that....

Please, guys.

Can we stop with the Peyton Manning acquisition talk? It's making me want to kill a puppy.

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+1

Every no. Just your dates.

I will kill of so./ :cuss:

Smed is either a crackhead, or has Alzheimers.

"But choosing the wrong first rounder will set the franchise backward too." How is that any different than picking up career back up? We have three playoff wins since SB IV. From a playoff standpoint, drafting a 1st round QB and failing with him cant set us back anymore than the crap we constantly bring in does.