I’ll be voting for Patrick Willis and/or Larry Fitzgerald.

FA wish list as of now that I think they have to consider at all cost

1. Mario Williams (priority and has to be done and unlike Haynesworth, I think this dude is a baller and will do way better, proving he deserves that big contract)
2. Carl Nicks (this is great because it takes him away from NOLA, which would be awesome)
3. Of all the receivers, I’m going to go with two that I would like to see added to the fold–V Jackson and Plaxico Burress. Burress proved he is still a legitimate red-zone threat, which would help Freeman tremendously and V-Jack just comes out a head of all other wide-outs, IMO. Burress’s deal would obviously be just above vet minimum and could have lots of incentives/escalators to push up his number to something he would be agreeable to strive for/motivation, even if it is money, is a great thing. Could get lucky and have him contribute 10-15 important TDS. I think he is a good option for a one to two year rental, or so I think.
4. Gary Brackett. I think the Bucs have to consider him.
5. Both Brandon Carr and Melvin Bullitt. When Bullitt stays healthy, he is actually a decent and reliable corner, IMO, based on what I have seen in his past performances. Not shut down by any means, which is why Carr would make the secondary automatically better. Cut Talib, time to move on, he is a clown and will never learn. And Ronde, one of the last true Buccs from the time I became a fan in 1995…it’s been a lot of fun and he has been all class and an overall quality player for the Buccs, but I think it is time he retires and moves on to something new. HOF worthy? Sadly, most likely not, but very consistent for most of his tenure and great piece of that vaunted D from 1998-2003.
6. Stephen Tulloch (Him and Brackett would fix and upgrade our LBs immediately)
7. And last but not least, can’t hurt to possibly take a look at Michael Bush. I mean he gashed the Buccs a few seasons ago and is a pretty good RB. Might compliment Blount nicely.

then I would draft RB, OL, WR, CB, DE, OL again and another CB or S. Find some hidden gems, get quality ten year plus players that have lots of upside to become great–before you know it, Tampa could be relevant again with another strong draft next year and be in playoffs by 2013-2014 season.

Okay, I can dream right and I had no sleep last night, so that might be part of the problem!

Trump, like Ross, see the signing of Peyton as a huge financial benefit that is worth whatever investment is required. He may not sign with the Dolphins, but you can rest assure it won’t be because of insufficient money offered.