N/S Antonio Brown to visit Bucs [Updated: reached a deal] (1 Viewer)

[St. Aaron]

Well, this day just keeps getting better and better...

 

[GTSaint]

This could be good. Anything to distract them from football.

 

[Saintsphere]

I figured when Bruce Arians dismissed it all offseason it was just fluff. The Bucs are going all in. The way our secondary is playing, them adding Brown would be a bad sign if we had to play them in January.

Best we can hope for is AB causes mayhem in the locker lol

It was always going to be Seattle or Tampa IMO.

 

[Saintsphere]

 

[d.smith19]

Thats why Drew have one ring and Brady has six.

 

[ANKOMA33]

I guess Bruce's motto still holds true ..

"No risk it, no biscuit".

 

[St. Aaron]

Tom is desperate to prove he doesn’t need Belichick.

 

[Zack Lee]

wonder if it will be the same as last time he and Tom saw each other

 

[crawfish2010]

I'm not worried. We signed Ken Crawley

 

[rsmith2783]

As much as I hate this move, I gotta give it to them because they are stay aggressive to add talent, while we stay in-house mainly.

 

[HouseCall]

As much as I hate this move, I gotta give it to them because they are stay aggressive to add talent, while we stay in-house mainly.

Gotta have money to do that. We’ll be like 80 million over the cap next season. Doesn’t give you a lot of wiggle room - especially when you have draft picks on expiring rookie deals.

 

[Saint Spud]

As much as I hate this move, I gotta give it to them because they are stay aggressive to add talent, while we stay in-house mainly.

We brought him in for a visit last season. Payton reportedly asked him to do one thing and he refused to do it.

Unfortunately, I have a bad feeling this move pays off for the Bucs. But we tried to bring him in, we brought in Sanders, we brought in Davis a couple years ago, we tried to make a deal for WRs at the deadline last year, we traded for Janoris Jenkins, we traded for Apple the season before.

I wouldn't say we mainly stay in-house.

 

[SuperSaint]

Happy to see this time bomb land in the Bucs camp, tick...tick...tick...

 

[Taker597]

Bucs are selling out for a SB even if it means sucking for 5 years

 

[rsmith2783]

We brought him in for a visit last season. Payton reportedly asked him to do one thing and he refused to do it.

Unfortunately, I have a bad feeling this move pays off for the Bucs. But we tried to bring him in, we brought in Sanders, we brought in Davis a couple years ago, we tried to make a deal for WRs at the deadline last year, we traded for Janoris Jenkins, we traded for Apple the season before.

I wouldn't say we mainly stay in-house.

Good point for Apple & Jenkins during the season. And you are also correct about us bringing in Brown last year. I would still give him a chance because he's had time to get recover and get his mind right, and we're also going into this Sunday's game without our top 2 WRs. I'm sure the Panthers will assign 2 defenders to AK and dare us to throw to anyone else.

 

[rsmith2783]

Gotta have money to do that. We’ll be like 80 million over the cap next season. Doesn’t give you a lot of wiggle room - especially when you have draft picks on expiring rookie deals.

I think he will only take a little over vet minimum. I think we can afford it.