Brady Taking a Break from Camp for "Personal Reasons"
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I knew moving Paulo the Poolboy into the master bedroom and Bratty into the pool house would be a problem.
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He got the Bradypox.
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Should There be More Concern About the State of Tampa Bay’s Offensive Line?
Bucs Impressive Roster Still Poses Questions
Bucs Impressive Roster Still Poses Questions - Pewter Report
Despite Bucs general manager Jason Licht's best efforts, parts of the team's roster still have question marks that could be problematic.
www.pewterreport.com
What If The Interior O-Line Is Below Average?
Now this one is much more in the realm of “reasonable.” No starting group had more turnover this year than the offensive line. All three interior spots will be manned by new players to start the season. While it is appropriate for us to assume that right guard should be okay due to the high-level of play Shaq Mason has displayed over the past several years, the other two spots are legitimate wild cards.
Bucs LG Luke Goedeke
Left guard is an open four-way competition between veteran Aaron Stinnie, rookie Luke Goedeke, Brandon Walton and Swiss army knife Nick Leverette. Between the three of them they have logged a combined 418 snaps of professional regular and postseason play. No one can definitively say that it is a lock that the Bucs will get average-to-good play from that position.
In all three seasons he has logged snaps, Stinnie has produced slightly below-average play per Pro Football Focus. However, he knows the system and played adequately in place of an injured Alex Cappa during the team’s post-season run to the Super Bowl in 2020. Goedeke is not only a rookie, but he is making a position switch. Playing mostly tackle at Central Michigan, he is learning the intricacies of the guard position. Still, the Bucs used some draft capital to trade back up into the second-round to select the self-described “glass-eater.” He has the physical tools to be a star. But most offensive linemen struggle in their first couple of years. Not everyone is Tristan Wirfs.
And the center spot looks to have even less experience. Leverett is also competing to be the starting center while Ryan Jensen is laid up with a knee injury. He is competing with second-year draft pick Robert Hainsey. In extremely limited action last year Hainsey showed promise. And as a former Day 2 pick the Bucs selected him to be an eventual starter. However, the team had the option to make him the presumptive starter this past off-season but opted to re-sign Jensen. This signals they weren’t completely ready for him to step into a starting role.
Likelihood: Very Possible
Sixty percent of the starting group will be new. The odds that all three new starters are average or above is remote. The most likely scenario is that at least one player is good and at least one player is below-average. Combined with the overall good-to-elite play of the tackles the line will still be good enough to help the team reach a Super Bowl. After all, the Bengals did it with virtually no good players last year.
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Guessing Gizelle is ovulating and Tom needs to make a deposit every day for awhile.
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Brady resting his knees as he's going to blow every ref to ensure no one makes him bleed again hahaha
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Me hate hate hate Brady the most.
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Yeah, I really didn't care last yr, when watching a Pat's game, if whether they won or lost.
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Cheatriot hate, easily. While Brady is also a cheater, and while I also hate him, I hate the Cheatriots on a much deeper level than any other team in sports because they literally cheated to win the Super Bowl, cheated to build a dynasty that should've been ours.
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I'd rather he go to the browns or the Jets. I'd be sicker than sick if we lost to that putz.
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Right? Truth be told the players might not even know that belicheater cheated. He may have just had the coaching staff prepare counter plays for what they saw without the players knowing. That's why Marshall Faulk said the cheaters perfectly defended the new plays they installed as if they knew the plays already.
Does anyone seriously believe that Goodell reviews the tapes from Matt Walsh and he saw nothing but decided to destroy the tapes without anyone else seeing it?