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Bucs Sign Josh McCown


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He won't help them much. He was an overachieving veteran backup (who is a quality player, but nowhere near great) who filled in on Trestman's new offense with all the Bears' weapons (Forte, Marshall, Bennett, Jeffrey). It's unclear to me whether he'll be competing with Glennon, or backing him up / pushing him, or just having McCown come in as the starter. I wonder if they'll draft a QB too... Maybe Carr if he falls to them in the 2nd?

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What I've been told about a landing spot for Smith is Tampa if certain things fall a certain way. Smitty is apparently good friends with Josh McCown from his tenure here with us. The Bucs have (allegedly) told McCown that he would start in the event he signed with them. If that is the case, he would probably convince Steve to play down in Tampa with him, they could room together and be buds all the time again. McCown’s family lives in Charlotte apparently. If this is the case then Smitty would have the opportunity to play with his buddy, a QB that is familiar with him and would possibly favor him as a target, as well as play the panthers twice a year. 

 

 

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