re: How y'all feeling about Peyton's ability to flip Jamies TO tendencies

I admit to being extremely intrigued by Jameis. The guy has immense talent, and I remember it being fairly common for a QB to sit the first few years before taking over. He didn't get that treatment, he was put out there as the immediate starter on a bad team. His numbers weren't great, but I think he has tons of potential if he's willing to take coaching and learn.
He seems to be doing that.

If we had the chance to take him out of college, we absolutely would have.

I won't be shocked if he falls flat, but I also won't be shocked if we have a much better QB than Tampa in 2-3 yrs either, and set for a decade. I'm hoping that's the case.