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Bucs trying hard to move on from McCoy


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We aren't trading for McCoy if they'd give him to us for a moldy ham sandwich. We can't absorb his contract. $13M base salary this season. The only way we're getting McCoy is if the Bucs release him and he's willing to sign for considerably less than his current contract.

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To put it in perspective, if we traded for McCoy we'd be spending nearly $40M toward the cap with three DTs (Short at $17M, McCoy at $13M, Poe at $9.3M). That's over 20% of the salary cap in three DTs. Add Cam's $23M and you're at $63M with four players. That's nearly 35% of the entire salary cap on four players.

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2 hours ago, JARROD said:

Everyone saw what happened to Green Bay— should have been Ted getting fired not Mike.

Aaron is that type of diva too, had just came off injuries also— just a horrible deal.

Russell does stay healthy, and he does consistently make crazy impossible plays,... but no one is worth 20% of your cap space,... I mean I’m diehard Cam Newton but if he started talking like that I would say the same,..

The formula is out there, and Pete wants to play defense and run the ball.  Mis-using RW's ability.

 

Move him for a boat and start over.

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1 hour ago, mc52beast said:

Who would Pete replace him with and get the same production? Definitely nobody in this draft class.

Production?  Like wins and losses?

Hard to win with vet QB's unless your team is in the New England region of the country.

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17 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

The formula is out there, and Pete wants to play defense and run the ball.  Mis-using RW's ability.

 

Move him for a boat and start over.

Super ironic considering he lost a Super Bowl by not running the football instead trying to use the opportunity to pass the stardom from Beast Mode to RW. Talking about a backfire...

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9 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Super ironic considering he lost a Super Bowl by not running the football instead trying to use the opportunity to pass the stardom from Beast Mode to RW. Talking about a backfire...

Strangely enough, according to the stats, it was the right call.

Lynch had not had a good year in goal to go runs, or less than 3 yards or something silly like that.  

 

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