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REDandPEWTER · Joined: 31 Aug 2011 Posts: 11223

I know the trade deadline isn't exactly hopping at this time of year. However, I think Tampa can and should make a move. There are 3 options, in my opinion, that could help this team out in the future and suggestions to make only 1. I know some will see 3 and say no way they make 3 moves, blah blah.

What I'm saying is, 1 of the 3 options, I think, should definately be conisdered.

Option #1. Trade mid round pick, 4th-5th round to Kansas City for DE/DT Glenn Dorsey.
- Why? Bucs lack depth at the defensive line. Roy Miller has been very good for us this year, along with Gary Gibson spelling him in rotation. However, Miller has recently been experiencing back spasms and Dlineman get beat up during a full course 16 game season.

Dorsey would be a steal. Kansas City is in dissaray from management to through coaching staff. He's not exactly a good fit as a 3-4 LDE and RDE either. He needs to be in a 4-3. He's not going to re-sign in Kansas City, so why not take a chance on him? Him lining up next to McCoy could really cause fits for opponents.

Option #2: Trade 4th round pick to Dallas for CB Mike Jenkins.

- Why? Even with Talib in the lineup, our secondary has been terrible. The quality of depth isn't very good. Biggers has filled in solidly against Washington and Kansas City, but neither teams WRs nor KC's QB situation really was an actual test.

Talib will most likely be brought back for the rest of the season, unless Dominik is wowed by an offer higher than a 3rd rounder. Wright has been very good for us, but he's been battling a sore back since the start of the season as well. Talib can't be trusted either, who knows what he can do in 3 remaining weeks he has to be away from the team.

Jenkins would give us a starting Cailber CB added to the rotation.

And....Option 3:
- Bucs trade Talib , only for a day 2 pick, if it's offered.
We've seen teams make deals like this out of desperation. The Green Bay Packers, a Super Bowl Contender, are a team that first comes to mind because that secondary is atrocious to the point a move needs to be made if they want to win this year.

However, I don't see the Bucs moving Talib unless it's for a draft pick iun the first 2-3 rounds for 2013. I don't think he's a part of there future plans, but he's cheap this year and who knows, maybe a team gives him a huge contract in the off-season and we get a 3rd round compensation pick in 2014.

Unless Dominik gets an offer he can't turn down, pretty much similar to what Indianapolis gave up for Vontae Davis, then this deal probably doesn't happen.

RB4TampaBay · Joined: 17 Feb 2011 Posts: 422 Location: Seminole, FL

R&P,

Very interesting, we certainly are thin at the DLine as well as the DB's.

I think that if I could only have one choice, I would opt for #3, as I think that Talib is gone next year anyway, and if we can get by without him for the next few games and do OK, why not trade him and get something for him? (I'd settle for a box of Snickers bars). Laughing

Good food for thought. Wink

BBando · Joined: 18 Feb 2011 Posts: 7856 Location: Tampa Bay

ld love Dorsey. He still hasn't played in the system he should be.
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ravishingone · Joined: 07 Jan 2007 Posts: 4463

I like your options presented. Another option I would offer is trading Trueblood for a late round pick. It is obvious the coaching staff doesn't believe Jeremy can be anything more then a RT. Dotson has played both tackles spot and Meredith is also capable of playing tackle. Larson is available as a back-up for the interior line, and I believe they have an O-lineman on the practice squad.

I see Trueblood being possibly moved because he won't be back next year, an UFA at the end of the year, and is an experienced starter at RT which I believe teams will give something to get.

REDandPEWTER · Joined: 31 Aug 2011 Posts: 11223

I can't see any team trading for Trueblood. Sorry.

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bucsEST96 · Joined: 22 Sep 2009 Posts: 2631

Rams are openly shopping their entire roster but long & laurinitis/Jenkins.

scottonatable · Joined: 24 Dec 2007 Posts: 1364

getting DORSEY would be huge i think.. it would really benefit McCoy in the pass rush.. I cant stop thinking about this now...BRING DORSEY TO TAMPA

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Texas_OutLaw7 · Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2012 10:23 pm Post subject:

I would be very happy with that Dallas Deal. I would prefer a third (given what the Colts got) but a 4th would be fine.
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Texas_OutLaw7 · Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 5:10 pm Post subject:

Jenkins has been GREAT for us this year. He is playing is his pro-bowl 2010 forum. But he is buried in the depth chart. Carr/MO are starters Scan is our NCB (Mike is better on the outside, but not the Nickle).

The problem is this is his contract year and the price we will offer him will be much less than another team that NEEDS him to be the starter.

It would be nice to see Jenkins return to Tampa. I expect we will be awarded a 3rd compensation pick for him - but I would much rather trade straight up now.
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5nick5 · Joined: 25 Jan 2011 Posts: 1257 Location: Florida