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[jasonm2121]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

It's all about who's peaking and Dallas is right up there at the moment.



unfortunately, even though Tampa won easily yesterday, I don't consider them peaking. If anything, they seem to be hanging on.

Certainly some truth there.

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by jasonm2121

Certainly some truth there.

They won 32-6 yesterday lol and play the jets (road) and panthers at home. They’ll roll in rather than be hanging on. Also, not traveling for the first game will be nice, since the last game of the regular season is the panthers at home

[tjforce]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

It's all about who's peaking and Dallas is right up there at the moment.



unfortunately, even though Tampa won easily yesterday, I don't consider them peaking. If anything, they seem to be hanging on.

Tom Brady's reply to this, no doubt:

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

They won 32-6 yesterday lol and play the jets (road) and panthers at home. They’ll roll in rather than be hanging on. Also, not traveling for the first game will be nice, since the last game of the regular season is the panthers at home

And Lavonte David and Shaq Barrett are both out for the rest of the season.


with Brady, anything is possible, but I'm calling it now. They win the first home wildcard game, then it's over. Too many late season injuries. TB is the GOAT but a SB this year would be a miracle.

[Kingofkings1281]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

And Lavonte David and Shaq Barrett are both out for the rest of the season.


with Brady, anything is possible, but I'm calling it now. They win the first home wildcard game, then it's over. Too many late season injuries. TB is the GOAT but a SB this year would be a miracle.

It looks like all of them will be back for the playoffs, but with varying degrees of health. If they’re all in relatively decent shape, then the only player they are really missing is Godwin.

[jasonm2121]

Originally Posted by Kingofkings1281

It looks like all of them will be back for the playoffs, but with varying degrees of health. If they’re all in relatively decent shape, then the only player they are really missing is Godwin.

Right. I still have hope, but they are not favored, but they were not last year either. If there was some dominant team, I could see saying they have little to no chance, but I do think it is pretty wide open this season. We shall see, injuries are tough to overcome, but if it is Godwin only, I still think they can beat any team if they play well as a team.

[6GOAT789]

What’s best to do and why? As far as if someone were to sell…

Just as an easy example, say someone has 10 cards that would sell for $2,000 each. Would it be better to do individually or have them consigned and have them all in one lot? How much more (or less) do you think it would be compared to $20,000? (The total price of each card sold individually) if they were in one lot?

Single cards are obviously sold all the time, lots not so much

[deemsterz33]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

What’s best to do and why? As far as if someone were to sell…

Just as an easy example, say someone has 10 cards that would sell for $2,000 each. Would it be better to do individually or have them consigned and have them all in one lot? How much more (or less) do you think it would be compared to $20,000? (The total price of each card sold individually) if they were in one lot?

Single cards are obviously sold all the time, lots not so much

Yes, that.

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by deemsterz33

Yes, that.

Got it!

[oplum29]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

It's all about who's peaking and Dallas is right up there at the moment.

i'd be peaking too if i was playing teams like Washington twice in 3 weeks, the Giants, and the Saints (who didn't have Kamara).

[jasonm2121]

Still can’t believe the teams Tampa lost to this season

[Onepocketj]

Originally Posted by oplum29

i'd be peaking too if i was playing teams like Washington twice in 3 weeks, the Giants, and the Saints (who didn't have Kamara).

You do realize Tampa finishes with the Panthers, Jets, Panthers, right?

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by oplum29

i'd be peaking too if i was playing teams like Washington twice in 3 weeks, the Giants, and the Saints (who didn't have Kamara).

Hey, slam away, but the true Brady fans here who know me also know: I'm all about the GOAT, but above all, I'm honest. If I see a rough road ahead, I call it.


Just too many injuries and not enough time to gel. Both on offense and defense.


If the Bucs win the SB this year, it will be One of Brady's biggest achievements, right up there with 28-3. I truly hope I am wrong, but there are just too many obstacles to overcome.

[Brian48]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

Hey, slam away, but the true Brady fans here who know me also know: I'm all about the GOAT, but above all, I'm honest. If I see a rough road ahead, I call it.


Just too many injuries and not enough time to gel. Both on offense and defense.


If the Bucs win the SB this year, it will be One of Brady's biggest achievements, right up there with 28-3. I truly hope I am wrong, but there are just too many obstacles to overcome.

Completely agree. I've seen some years where the Pats looked like they could have gone undefeated again or at least looked like the SB favorite, but BAM. Late season injuries completely wore them down. I'm still hoping for a Bucs/Pats SB, but it just looks extremely doubtful unless the other teams have similar injuries leveling the playing field.

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

Hey, slam away, but the true Brady fans here who know me also know: I'm all about the GOAT, but above all, I'm honest. If I see a rough road ahead, I call it.


Just too many injuries and not enough time to gel. Both on offense and defense.


If the Bucs win the SB this year, it will be One of Brady's biggest achievements, right up there with 28-3. I truly hope I am wrong, but there are just too many obstacles to overcome.

Winning it last year will still have been more difficult even if they win it this year lol. They’re getting guys back for the playoffs, they’ll be relatively healthy. At home vs a lower seeded team, it’d be a real surprise if they lost their first game. Then the next one they’ll have most of their players, as well as having just played a playoff game for some of them who returned, last season they were 7-5 then didn’t lose again. Brady’s first season with them, much bigger covid impact, less practice time for his first season with them, going through Brees, Rodgers then Mahomes will forever be the best post season run

Other than Godwin, why is everyone mentioning injuries? They shouldn’t need Godwin, Gronk, AB, and Evans to win. Still the best offense without Godwin. Sure they have some injuries but the guys are returning for the playoffs. They’re not needed for the jets or panthers lol

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by jasonm2121

Still can’t believe the teams Tampa lost to this season

Them not getting the bye is a huge disappointment, considering they had a super easy schedule. Have you seen their schedule next season? Cowboys, Packers, Chiefs, NFC West and AFC North. 0 chance at the bye. Only good thing is that obviously their division opponents have a somewhat similar schedule, just a difference of division placement opponents. Safe to say Bucs will be the #4 seed next season. A division team won’t beat them out, and with that tough of a schedule, hard to see the Bucs being top 3

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

Hey, slam away, but the true Brady fans here who know me also know: I'm all about the GOAT, but above all, I'm honest. If I see a rough road ahead, I call it.


Just too many injuries and not enough time to gel. Both on offense and defense.


If the Bucs win the SB this year, it will be One of Brady's biggest achievements, right up there with 28-3. I truly hope I am wrong, but there are just too many obstacles to overcome.

Their secondary has been better than a lot of people think, despite their injuries there. As far as their offense, no clue what you’re talking about as far as no time to gel lol. Brady doesn’t lead the NFL in yards and TD’s by luck. We all know what their offense is like

[Kingofkings1281]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

Their secondary has been better than a lot of people think, despite their injuries there. As far as their offense, no clue what you’re talking about as far as no time to gel lol. Brady doesn’t lead the NFL in yards and TD’s by luck. We all know what their offense is like

He means gel in terms of them having some sort of rhythm together for a few games instead of just plugging everyone back in and expecting them not to miss a beat. Not sure what’s difficult to understand about that.

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by Kingofkings1281

He means gel in terms of them having some sort of rhythm together for a few games instead of just plugging everyone back in and expecting them not to miss a beat. Not sure what’s difficult to understand about that.

As far as the playoffs, they’ll be without Godwin but will have Fournette and Evans back. Evans most likely before the playoffs. Everyone else the same. What is it exactly that they’ll need time with? Look what AB just did after so much missed time, they didn’t miss a beat

As far as rhythm before the playoffs, how do the jets and Panthers sound? They don’t have a lot of offensive injuries that will take time adjusting to

[Kingofkings1281]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

As far as the playoffs, they’ll be without Godwin but will have Fournette back. Everyone else the same. What is it exactly that they’ll need time with? Look what AB just did after so much missed time, they didn’t miss a beat

As far as rhythm before the playoffs, how do the jets and Panthers sound? They don’t have a lot of offensive injuries that will take time adjusting to

I’m not sure if you’re being purposely dense or not. Evans, Fournette, David, JPP, Shaq, Winfield, etc more than likely won’t play a snap again in the regular season. Just plugging them all back in (if they actually get back in time) in the first playoff game is definitely not the picture of everyone being in rhythm.

[6GOAT789]

Originally Posted by Kingofkings1281

I’m not sure if you’re being purposely dense or not. Evans, Fournette, David, JPP, Shaq, Winfield, etc more than likely won’t play a snap again in the regular season. Just plugging them all back in (if they actually get back in time) in the first playoff game is definitely not the picture of everyone being in rhythm.

I was talking about just the offense since the other person said offense and defense. Defense definitely has had more injuries all year/now, but the offense isn’t really anything to worry about. Even without Godwin, still the best offense in the playoffs, I don’t know what other team someone would pick.

[Kingofkings1281]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

I was talking about just the offense since the other person said offense and defense. Defense definitely has had more injuries all year/now, but the offense isn’t really anything to worry about. Even without Godwin, still the best offense in the playoffs, I don’t know what other team someone would pick.

Offensively? Dallas, Green Bay and KC could all give Tampa a run for their money on offense without Godwin. And if Evans/Fournette are only at half speed, then they’re all better.

[oplum29]

Originally Posted by Onepocketj

You do realize Tampa finishes with the Panthers, Jets, Panthers, right?

i never mentioned Tampa, so i don't understand the remark?

[oplum29]

Originally Posted by blackbears86

Hey, slam away, but the true Brady fans here who know me also know: I'm all about the GOAT, but above all, I'm honest. If I see a rough road ahead, I call it.


Just too many injuries and not enough time to gel. Both on offense and defense.


If the Bucs win the SB this year, it will be One of Brady's biggest achievements, right up there with 28-3. I truly hope I am wrong, but there are just too many obstacles to overcome.

you guys do understand the comment was made in reference to the Dallas Cowboys right?

[blackbears86]

Originally Posted by 6GOAT789

Winning it last year will still have been more difficult even if they win it this year lol. They’re getting guys back for the playoffs, they’ll be relatively healthy. At home vs a lower seeded team, it’d be a real surprise if they lost their first game. Then the next one they’ll have most of their players, as well as having just played a playoff game for some of them who returned, last season they were 7-5 then didn’t lose again. Brady’s first season with them, much bigger covid impact, less practice time for his first season with them, going through Brees, Rodgers then Mahomes will forever be the best post season run

Other than Godwin, why is everyone mentioning injuries? They shouldn’t need Godwin, Gronk, AB, and Evans to win. Still the best offense without Godwin. Sure they have some injuries but the guys are returning for the playoffs. They’re not needed for the jets or panthers lol

You just don't get it.


Everything last year played out perfectly for them. The bye was late, allowing them to gel and get some late season rest, injuries were minimal and the defense was coming into form at the right time.


This year: INJURIES, lot's of them. The defense is not what it was, especially the secondary, they have too many penalties and give up long drives. Covid is still with us and even Brady has been off with some throws. Not to mention Gronk has been off lately.


That being said, I will never count The GOAT out. Thankfully, he has two more regular season games to work on things.