TB12 and BA

His overall record is another story.

 

With Brady going to Tampa Bay, maybe Hard Knocks will choose them instead of the Steelers .

 

Hmmm....if they are eligible that’s a good point.

 

Tampa was on Hard Knocks in 2017, they haven't been in the playoffs for awhile, not sure if they're still eligible.

 

I could be wrong but I think it’s like 5 years or something

 

Damn, they will probably go with Pittsburgh then, they would love that Ben comeback story line I bet.

 

You mean like turning losing teams into winners?

 

Nope.


I mean like actually going hoisting the Lombardi. Tomlin has. Arians has yet to do that. Until he does, Arians is the classic example of "good not great".

 

Not as a head coach. Only has won a single division title. Think he is a great coordinator? A QB whisperer?

 

A great coordinator he is. No doubt about that. The issue for me is that he is a bit of a control freak. Keep in mind that Ben's early years were nothing but torment for him as he was beaten like a wild animal. Part of that issue revolved around the inability of the Offensive Line.



The other part was Bruce. That said, Ben would not be the QB he is without Bruce's help. All the more reason I am giving Mason Rudolph a pass as Matt Symmes is not even a QB Coach to begin with in comparison to Matt Canada.

 

I am glad to see Bob Labriola's recent article had the same question, which started this thread March 18.
https://www.steelers.com/news/labriola-on-can-ba-protect-brady-better-than-ben

Brady is interested in keeping pace in total yardage with Brees, he has a offense that puts up yardage and has more receivers than the Pats. Longer routes means longer to protect. They are gonna have to change with a 43 year old QB.
Same time no state taxes....LOL

 

If Marsha gets into the playoffs, Tampa might forget about their boats & form a Bucs bandwagon.

 

He turned a 13-3 team into 7-8-1 and 8-8.

Just to be clear, you are talking about this guy turning winning teams into losers.

 

I'm sure when Bruce Arians "retired" years ago, never in his wildest dreams would he have thought he would be coaching a team with Tom Brady as his QB. Funny how things work out.