OT: Superbowl

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by couslee:
48-21 Bucks

LMAO. what a pounding.

Yeah, it was a pounding alright. The bucs started off slow too. They started off with two field goals to make it a 6-3 lead. They finally got some offensive scoring. They got 3 TDs on offense. And 3 TDs off 5 interceptions on defense. Not bad I'd say.

[gregebowman]

Well, as long as I have lived in Tampa, I still couldn't believe they could make it to the Superbowl, let alone win it. But They did!!!!
Go Bucs. Hopefully it won't be another 27 years before they show up again. I don't think it will. As a matter of fact, I'll go so far as saying that this will become the decade of the Bucs. So be prepared to see the Pewter Power year after year in the Big Game.

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by gregebowman:
Well, as long as I have lived in Tampa, I still couldn't believe they could make it to the Superbowl, let alone win it. But They did!!!!
Go Bucs. Hopefully it won't be another 27 years before they show up again. I don't think it will. As a matter of fact, I'll go so far as saying that this will become the decade of the Bucs. So be prepared to see the Pewter Power year after year in the Big Game.

I don't know about decade. I think this upcoming year yes they will be there again. And then again in 2005. But since the NFL introduced the Cap to the league in 1994, or was it '96? I think '96. Anyways, ever since they added that to the league it has made it difficult for a team to be a powerhouse for more then 3 or 4 years. When you are loaded with talented players you're going to end up paying through the nose to keep them. Which in turn will cause you to go over the cap and in turn cause you to have to cut some good players in order to get under the cap limit.

That is what happend to the Jags over past few years. They signed and kept big name players for their run to the superbowl in '99 and now they are paying for doing so.

Same goes for the Bills over past couple years. They have been rebuilding their team. The Colts will soon be in the same situation.

The key to having a power house football team in this league anymore is to draft smartly in april, get good quality players in the draft that will progress quickly and are able to replace those high cap numbers for the veteran players on your team. If you don't do that you won't be a contender for more then 3 years.

But hopefully the Bucs will be smart with their cap in the offseason and also next season so they can make more then 2 more runs to the superbowl.

[rdouglass]

Originally posted by couslee:
Ok all you posters that had the radiers as the Favorites, time to eat crow...

Man, crow tastes like crap!!!

(Sorry, been a Raiders fan for about 30 years... )

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by rdouglass:

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Originally posted by couslee:
Ok all you posters that had the radiers as the Favorites, time to eat crow...

Man, crow tastes like crap!!!

(Sorry, been a Raiders fan for about 30 years... )

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I don't hate the Raiders but I don't like them either. But they will not be playoff contenders for at least 3 years. I can almost promise you that. If they make it to the playoffs it will be because of a weak schedule and lucky games. I was looking at some other football team sites and they are saying the same thing. Their cap situation is on the verge of being the worst rollover in history. It's sad to see though, I always hate seeing superbowl teams not make the playoffs.

[Krsqk]

"I'll go so far as saying that this will become the decade of the Bucs. So be prepared to see the Pewter Power year after year in the Big Game."

Anything is more tolerable than the old "Creamsicle Power."

[Instar]

Steelers made a good showing this year, with Maddox doing awesome for a comeback
Dang titans