Pittman4Two
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The rumblings are that the Dallas Cowboys are in line to possibly sign recently waived and released Buccanneer's QB Chris Simms.
I have to say that, while Chris could not find a spot on our talent-filled roster, he should be able to slide right into the #2 spot in your QB rotation. This isn't the first time Jerry Jones has ridden a bull in a rodeo during a tournament or anything. He's made key acquisitions before like bringing in Keyshawn "Super Bowl Champ" Johnson after he left the Pewter Pirates. However, on the other hand, on the flip side, he's made some pretty questionable moves as well. Trading away a future hall-of-famer, pro bowler, and speed demon, Joey Galloway comes to mind.
This potential signing falls right into the good move category for Jerry Jones. Taking a tutorial from Bruce Allen would prove beneficial to the Texas oilman. Notice how the Bucs are under the radar, aren't being talked about, have barely gotten any mention in the national press, etc.? You can chalk that up to solid scouting from the scouting department and a general manager that knows how to generally manage a professional NFL League squad.
Gruden/Allen/Glazer saw fit to let Chris fly away on his own...like a baby eagle spreading his feathers for the first time. Why keep him chained to the nest when he has a chance to soar elsewhere? Just another reason why Tampa Bay is the place free agents and seasoned veterans are gravitating to...
Chris Simms will turn out just peachy king for your football team. Go ahead...make the signing. The kid already has the foundation and mental makeup instilled by one of the true geniuses this league has ever seen in Jon Gruden.
Make the move, Jerry Jones. This Bucs fan approves.
I have to say that, while Chris could not find a spot on our talent-filled roster, he should be able to slide right into the #2 spot in your QB rotation. This isn't the first time Jerry Jones has ridden a bull in a rodeo during a tournament or anything. He's made key acquisitions before like bringing in Keyshawn "Super Bowl Champ" Johnson after he left the Pewter Pirates. However, on the other hand, on the flip side, he's made some pretty questionable moves as well. Trading away a future hall-of-famer, pro bowler, and speed demon, Joey Galloway comes to mind.
This potential signing falls right into the good move category for Jerry Jones. Taking a tutorial from Bruce Allen would prove beneficial to the Texas oilman. Notice how the Bucs are under the radar, aren't being talked about, have barely gotten any mention in the national press, etc.? You can chalk that up to solid scouting from the scouting department and a general manager that knows how to generally manage a professional NFL League squad.
Gruden/Allen/Glazer saw fit to let Chris fly away on his own...like a baby eagle spreading his feathers for the first time. Why keep him chained to the nest when he has a chance to soar elsewhere? Just another reason why Tampa Bay is the place free agents and seasoned veterans are gravitating to...
Chris Simms will turn out just peachy king for your football team. Go ahead...make the signing. The kid already has the foundation and mental makeup instilled by one of the true geniuses this league has ever seen in Jon Gruden.
Make the move, Jerry Jones. This Bucs fan approves.
