Viejo Dinosaur
EOG Master
Thinking if he goes anywhere, he will go to the NFC....the Pats are still the favorite......
How about the Vikings or the Bucs?
How about the Vikings or the Bucs?
I was reading some bizarre story about him going to the Niners and then Jimmy G ending up back in NE. It's silly season, everyone has a crazy idea out there.
having a hard time believing Brady will leave Belichick possibly the greatest head coach of all time to join up with Kyle Shitahan the biggest choke artist in NFL history not once but twice .. Brady back to the Patriots at only - 160 it almost feels like free moneyThat isn't crazy at all.... Bill B. is done with him and if the niners sign Brady the niners just might give the Pats Garapolo back for a favorable price.
He can do it still. Throughout the majority of his career he had sub par athletes. When he did have the likes of a Moss, he tore the league up. I think he would do big things on the Chargers.
Tom going to San Fran is almost a done deal,great move by SF
I agree with you michael...
TB will be a Niner.
Lynch gets out of the awful contract he gave Garoppolo. Cuts him by March 1, and is free of $20mill in guarateed money thru '22.
Signs Brady and they are right back in the SB.
Tennessee
You were right, he is not going to Tennessee. I am back to thinking he ends up back in New England. It’s kind of like two people staying in a relationship that don’t love each other but both realize they can’t do any better.
House in Vegas, new stadium in LA....I would be shocked if it's not LAC. They're going to go in a new stadium
with Tyrod Taylor on their press guide?
Would you choose the Bucs? I want to see how much money though.
Tampa Bay BuccaneersHe goes to Tampa and they win a SB.
Tampa had a defense that was coming on late in the year and an offense loaded with talent.
Swap Brady for Winston and look out!!!!
He goes to Tampa and they win a SB.
Tampa had a defense that was coming on late in the year and an offense loaded with talent.
Swap Brady for Winston and look out!!!!
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
There's a reason the ballpark offer of $30 million is coming from Tampa, and the reason is wearing a duckbill hat (in fact, you can buy a Bucs one here!).
Bruce Arians has turned water to wine with veteran quarterbacks in the past, most notably riding Carson Palmer's final stage to perennial contention in the desert before his string finally ran out. He's a quarterback whisperer to many, a beloved coach and one who doesn't quite have the patience for development. After all, he came out of retirement for this job. Remember that forever home featured in All or Nothing? Yep, it's still there, but Bruce isn't staying there during the season -- even after he essentially pledged to do so when he retired from the Cardinals.
There's little time to waste, and Arians and general manager Jason Licht can put together a delicious pitch featuring two fine cuts in 1,000-yard receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, a side dish of tight ends O.J. Howard and Cameron Brate and a garnish of a promising defense. Sure, the potatoes (the offensive line) might need a little seasoning, but they're still serving their purpose.
This offense is ready to fire (the cannons!) and just needs the dead-eye to do it. Brady should be salivating at the thought of playing with these weapons after being forced to work with muskets in New England last season. Add in that stockpile of cash, the warm weather of Florida and the other $30 million available for the Bucs to spend, and this might just be the move for ol' TB12.
Los Angeles Chargers
This one might be the best for Brady. The California kid (NorCal, not the same, I know) already has a home in Malibu. The Chargers are moving into a new stadium in Inglewood. What better way to upstage the landlord Rams than by bringing in the greatest quarterback of all time?
Chargers fans couldn't possibly forget Philip Rivers faster than if they saw him replaced by the quarterback who routinely beat him in the playoffs. Instead of throwing up a banner of, say, Derwin James on whatever exterior real estate the Rams afford the Chargers at SoFi Stadium, let's put Brady in a powder blue top. The marketing power would be fantastic, especially for a team that struggled to even get home fans to fill its tiny temporary soccer stadium. Get those jerseys on the racks!
As for the football side of things, everything is in place. The Chargers have Keenan Allen and Mike Williams ready to catch Brady's passes, they franchise tagged tight end Hunter Henry over the weekend and retained Austin Ekeler. Yes, the approximate salary figure of $30 million will likely make it tough to keep Melvin Gordon, but that might have been inevitable anyway. The Chargers are also going to have to figure out what to do at left tackle, but answered a huge question with the trade that netted them guard Trai Turner (official on Wednesday).
Defensively, the Chargers have a nice mix of youth and experience and could use a few additions. Defense wasn't the problem in 2019, though -- closing the slight point differential was.
The Chargers finished 5-11 but were one possession away from winning NINE of their 11 losses. You think Brady isn't getting them over that hump at least five times? No, you don't, because you know better.
Pack the U-Haul, wave to Rivers (either in Florida or in Indianapolis) on the way and move west. Open a new TB12 facility in L.A. It's time for Brady to return to his home state.
Bonus team: Miami Dolphins
The time is now for Miami to acquire a bridge quarterback! After all, they showed on the first day of the negotiating window that they aren't afraid to spend plenty of that league-leading $70 million in cap space to get better quickly, plus they're coached by a former Patriots' assistant in Brian Flores...
Somewhere with a clip board . . . wouldn't be the intended starter on any team of mine with, what was it, 30 picks last year.