@NFLSTROUD Did he lie tho? To me disrespect probably would’ve been if he got more granular. His stats aren’t because of him it’s because of head coach and coordinator he gave him last year. Not getting proven coordinators is wild to me, it’s a head coach’s excuse to say it’s offense fault
@JPPetersonshow@Buccaneers How much should we pay a part time player that has hit his prime ? Who sometimes isn’t in the game defending game-winning drives?
@JoeBucsFan So we pay him starter money to play half the snaps and prolong his career to earn more. He sits the sidelines while a team drives. Whose fault is that? Who tells Veta when to be on the field ? We save for him for playoffs and he plays same percentage of snaps? Who’s 2 blame ???
@gregauman Anything goes than second round would be dumb. What I don’t know is does coach hnder use him He basically a part time player at starter salary.
@NFLSTROUD Do we break the bank for a part time player at his age ? The o my downside would be is that it would be great to see him plays w Kancey and Gains on both sides of him
@SaltyBuc91 You can’t pay a guy like that when he han les his body and ruins a season w injuries. Had we paid him last year we would be looking tu trade him. He’s a gamble. When he can avoid colisiona hes worth the longterm.
@therealsunbunny@ECloskyWTSP I think the oline was good under cihen because of scheme cause suddenly Jacksonville had a great line and qb. Aside from whirfs I’m not seeing too tier talent. Whirfs knee is an issue not discussed too. If it’s unrepairable o can’t see him being his all pro self again
@ECloskyWTSP So after week 7 is mainly when sucked. W his style of play we won’t reach the championship unless he changes. He will always be battered and unhealthy for playoffs.
@JoeBucsFan Good stat but don’t forget Mike runs a 20 plus yard route he taps out every time leaving that trio off . Drives me nuts after watching AB not only run routes but jog back to huddle for next play. I feel Mike can’t jog a mile lol. Remember training at UT they had to run the trac
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