The Bucs After Brady

Saint Jack said
I ask this because the Bucs are really the first team in my lifetime where a “dream team” was assembled and won it all during the first year.
Does this make Tampa a long term destination now? I ask this because championships do change perception of a franchise. The Yuks brand was erased after the 02 season. Does a second help attract people their long term.
Does Arians stay with Tampa after Brady? Will he get the standard few seasons safe after a championship or will he end up like Peterson or Kubiak.
And I know I asked this question in another thread, but what does it do to the Saints/Bucs rivalry? I know it’s Atlanta, but these two teams are the only ones with championships. Does this rivalry intensity now that Brady is tied to Tampa forevermore and the Saints being one of the teams Tampa best to get there.

Bucs were fortunate that overstocking on skill positions last year allowed them to plug holes when injuries kicked in. But now there's a glut of FAs and 40 mil in cap space. It's not enough to go around. I think we keep Lavonte David, Chris Godwin, Gronk and move heaven and hell for Shaq B, but AB, Suh and Fournette could walk. The Bucs have some interesting leverage here, some of them are going to get (a) lowballed, and (b) upset. I'd like to see us keep and further develop Miller as our burner.

The Arians/Brady era lasts another 2 years max. That's our window, quite likely. There's a lot of hype and nonsense in the wake of an SB win, but we didn't win the division this year and aren't a lock by any means next year. One awkward sack of Brady is all it would take.

TBH, as a Bucs fan, the only rivalry I'd acknowledge was with GB during the NFC Central era. Partly because that's the last time we were any good (and only on defense), and because their fans were insufferable back then, and because Sapp and Favre would go at it. I don't see the Saints as rivals because we've not been remotely in their league for the last decade. This year was a shock, never saw it coming, and in hindsight was a fortunate run in many respects. Next year will be interesting.