(01-14-2022, 09:03 AM)Protozoa Wrote:

(01-13-2022, 10:19 PM)TheDuke007 Wrote: Winston not only had his career high in interceptions under Leftwich, but it was over double the number he averaged in his prior four years.

Every QB that played for BA threw for a record number of interceptions the first year they played for him except Brady.

Also what I find funny about this argument is you're basically putting blame on Leftwich for Winston's inability to read defenses but then give Brady all of the credit for what he's done with the Bucs.

This is true.  And Brady was on pace to play poorly until Byron created a fusion of Brady's NE offense and Arians' system to better suit him and it led them to the Super Bowl.

Players and coaches both have a huge impact on the outcome.  Regardless, Byron has the qualities you look for in a HC by all accounts.  He commands the room, and people want to play for him.  He already has a plan.

There are a lot of good options and a lot of bad options for our opening, but I'm leaning Byron.

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