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Bill Barnwell compares Winston and Mariota, likes them both: http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/14310947/jameis-winston-marcus-mariota-ahead-schedule-far-nfl Also, "Who wants a touchdown?"...

Yeah, and he's 3-0 when they have more than 30 rushing attempts!!! Just run the ball every down and they'll go undefeated!!!

2014 was Glennon's second year. His rookie year, he had a 6.27 y/a.

Yep, pmark is right on the mark here. Just make a normal drop of the player, in advance of the waiver run. I do this if I know that I'm definitely dropping RB Z no matter what. (Usually it's in the case of a kicker or defense.)

To be fair, they did spend a lot of money on Jeff Faine and Carl Nicks during that time. Obviously neither of those signings really panned out the way they expected, and I agree with the overall point about needing to build the line with some draft picks.

Yeah, I think the writer just doesn't know the difference: http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=doc&state=4809:xwj6rl.5.1

'Fire Schiano' billboard purchased by local radio station: http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24131833/pic-fire-schiano-billboard-pops-up-in-tampa-bay

Hopefully! Hard to imagine at this point that Schiano will still be there at One Buc Place come 2014. As Quez said above, "Schiano - the guy is out of his league."

Can Schiano blame this one on Freeman, too?

It would be interesting to see the alternate universe where the bucs were able to hire Chip Kelly.

It's tough with these running qbs, though. There was a play earlier in the game where they were gonna let Smith go out of bounds, and he cut it back up the field for a first down.

This is why you ask about the rules before the season starts.

Very similar in ours. 12 teams, 3 divisions. Division winners all get a spot, top 2 division winners get byes.We then give 2 wild card spots based on record + tiebreakers, and the final spot goes to the most total points team that doesn't already have a spot.It's also a keeper league, and the...

Same here. We've been doing it for 8 years or so and we like it a lot. 3 division winners, 2 wildcards using normal tie-breakers, and then last spot goes to the remaining team with the most points.

Ah, you're right. I actually used the right data, just mistyped in the post. Edited it for clarity.Andrew