It is very dangerous to attempt to trade for a quarterback like Brett Favre when you already have someone like Jeff Garcia coming off a Pro Bowl season as your starter. Not because Favre would hurt the team if he came in, but because if you whiff on the deal, it's egg all over your face and you have a ticked off old man running your team.Which is what Jon Gruden has now, judging by Garcia's comments yesterday.
Garcia took another shot at Bucs Coach Jon Gruden when asked if he had any hard feelings about Tampa Bay's pursuit of former Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre.That sounds so evil, but I think he means he should hand over money for the opportunity to play football. Unless -- *gasp* -- he's actually planning on muuuuuurder. (Sorry, I've been watching too much Caruso on A&E lately.)
"I'm just a journeyman according to some people. Why should I have any hard feelings? I'm thankful to have this job.
"I might pay Bruce and Jon for bringing me out here," Garcia said after Monday afternoon's practice.
I get that the Bucs wanted Favre, but it's not like the Jets gave up that much to pick him up -- if you're Tampa and you've already shown your cards, don't you at that point go over top and make sure you lock the guy up?



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