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Would you trade for OJ Howard?  

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  1. 1. What would you trade for OJ Howard

    • I would NOT trade for him and stick with what we have
      38
    • Yes, I’d give this years 3rd rounder if needed
      36
    • Yes, but wouldn’t offer more than our 4th
      60
    • Yes, but only for a 5th or lower
      58
    • Yes, but for other compensation (post below)
      1


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Never played a full season. Never had more than 34 catches in any season. That being said, his physical presence is undeniable. I voted a 4th. But I could probably be talked into the 3rd. 

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I would definitely do it for our third. We still need more talent on offense. 

 

Only hesitation is that next year the draft is supposed to be loaded with good TEs. Also, the timing will be better as I fully expect Kroft to be gone after this year. Bringing in Howard now would leave us with a pretty crowded TE room. 

 

It if works with the cap though I would definitely be on board with ditching Kroft now and bringing in Howard. 

29 minutes ago, Augie said:

Why would they trade him with Brady coming in? If it’s just to piss off Brady, I’m on board! 

Gronk coming out of retirement to link up with Brady in TB???

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20 minutes ago, CommonCents said:

Super athletic, fragile, knucklehead. If he did that behind the back move while playing for McD he may have been cut at halftime. 

What did he do?

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2 minutes ago, WMDman said:

What did he do?


nothing. He bobbled a catch in which the ball slipped down by his hip as he was turning. He tried to transition the ball to his other hand around his back because the ball was slipping out backwards. Got hit as he was attempting this, and the ball popped out and right into the defender’s hands. Turnover. It was NOT a showboat move or whatever else this disingenuous poster is trying to imply. The way the ball was slipping out there really was no other option.

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I have watched almost every Bucs game over the last 4 seasons...Howard is frustrating...he has so much talent, and every time you think he has started to assert himself as a major presence, he disappears again. I would definitely be interested, if the cost wasn't more than a later round pick.  I thought Arians would do more with him this past season...and lord knows their passing game was super high powered...but OJ wasn't a big factor most games...not sure what it says about him. The Bucs passing game is fully stocked, with or without him.  Winston was more comfortable with the other tight ends, for some reason.  On  a team with less receiving talent, I still think he could emerge as a really good receiving tight end.

 

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3 minutes ago, JoPoy88 said:


nothing. He bobbled a catch in which the ball slipped down by his hip as he was turning. He tried to transition the ball to his other hand around his back because the ball was slipping out backwards. Got hit as he was attempting this, and the ball popped out and right into the defender’s hands. Turnover. It was NOT a showboat move or whatever else this disingenuous poster is trying to imply. The way the ball was slipping out there really was no other option.

I didn’t think it was a showboat move, it was just a play that showed how out of it this guy is during games. If I remember correctly Arians had a comment after this game as well. 

 

I have a hard time believing he is focused on football. 

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8 minutes ago, CommonCents said:

I didn’t think it was a showboat move, it was just a play that showed how out of it this guy is during games. If I remember correctly Arians had a comment after this game as well. 

 

I have a hard time believing he is focused on football. 


because he bobbled an easy catch? If that’s the case then there’s quite a few guys around the league that are “out of it” by your definition. Look I’m not a Howard fan at all, but you’re reaching. 

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Just now, JoPoy88 said:


because he bobbled an easy catch? If that’s the case then there’s quite a few guys around the league that are “out of it” by your definition. Look I’m not a Howard fan at all, but you’re reaching. 

In fairness I have grown to dislike him so you might be right. He had every chance to succeed but was rarely ever better than Cameron Brate. The Sammy Watkins of TE. Fooled me. 

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11 hours ago, CommonCents said:

In fairness I have grown to dislike him so you might be right. He had every chance to succeed but was rarely ever better than Cameron Brate. The Sammy Watkins of TE. Fooled me. 

That’s fine. I wouldn’t trade anything for him either and voted that way above. He’s never impressed me. But some people are still convinced something’s there because he was a very high pick, I suppose.

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It's a big bet on if he can put it together or if there is a part time role for him. You also have to assess how many guys with issues you can bring into your culture without affecting it too heavily. Diggs issues are something to address, but a guy being 'too intense' is a totally different problem than a super talented guy who's interests lie outside of football except for collecting his paycheck. 

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