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Could probably get Jameis for pennies


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Since Ruble's dumb ass was bent on getting rid of Cam anyway, If only Carolina would have brought Jameis in back in 2020 instead of Bridgewater...

Not saying it would have yielded any more wins, but it sure would have been more entertaining.

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46 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

We do not need to bring in a random stop gap.  It accomplishes nothing.  This is Bryce's year to seal his fate.  Hes garbage all year then we draft his replacement.  Winning a couple more games with a temporary qb is pretty useless.

You have to do something if Bryce continues down this path. You can’t delay development and waste careers because you’re hoping for a better draft pick. Always try to get better. If it was a game or 2 left, fine. But assuming 75% of the season remains when the call that it’s done for BY, you do something to improve the situation.

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1 hour ago, Aussie Tank said:

It's ride or die this year with Bryce. If Bryce doesn't turn it around we really need to look at the Packers QB model of picking a guy we like but sitting him for a year or two behind a bridge QB. Which might have to be Bryce on his 5th year option 

I love how people are just willing to throw away ANOTHER season. 

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I'm ready to move on from Bryce. I've seen enough. This team is too devoid of talent because of what we gave up to get him. Not to mention how much of a laughingstock we are to the point we are overpaying players to come here. 
 

I'd take Jameis in a heartbeat. At least It'd be exciting. Defense is still gonna suck, but at least all the money put into the offense to coddle Bryce will hopefully pan out with the next QB. 

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1 hour ago, Hoenheim said:

Don't even remotely want him. We of all fan bases should know exactly what he is by now.

At the worst case scenario he might play us out of drafting a QB and put us into QB limbo again with his erratic play.  I would honestly prefer to be either consistently good or consistently bad. Finishing near .500  doesn't really help anything. 

I would hate to go back into that mode of cycling through mediocre veteran qbs again, because that's what I think would happen if we bring in Jameis Winston.  

Who's the QB in this Draft that's going to ride in on a white horse and save the franchise?

I'd just like to compete. You can't compete with Young. 

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3 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'd be for making a move for someone like Jameis or Howell and here's why... they've shown they can produce they've just had turnover issues. So bring them in so that we can better evaluate the rest of our offensive roster. If they fix their turnover issues then maybe we're not completely desperate for QB heading into the draft. If they don't, then we're gonna keep losing anyway so whatever.

Howell would be interesting. Still young enough if he managed to turn it around, we would have some options instead of hoping Bryce can turn it around in year 4 or trading up again to draft another QB when we're not sure who to target with the number 1. 

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