Jameis To The Dolphins

March 6th, 2020

It’s highly interesting when the brother of a Buccaneers legend speaks out on national radio and says he expects America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, to be playing for the Miami Dolphins in 2020.

That’s what happened yesterday, when Tiki Barber opened up on the NFL quarterback situation on CBS Sports Radio. Barber also works as a FOX game analyst during the regular season broadcasts.

“It’s very simple why,” Barber said of Jameis landing in South Florida. “Look, they want to go after a quarterback, a young quarterback, Jameis is established. Obviously, [Ryan Fitzpatrick] is going to be their starter going into camp; put that into quotes.

“They have a new offensive coordinator in Chan Gailey who runs this spread offense, which basically is spread it out and throw it deep. That’s what Jameis does best. He may throw a lot of interceptions, but if you can create a situation where he has a downfield threat, I think it could work. And Devante Parker finally, finally, started to turn into that wide receiver everybody thought he was. I’m going to say Jameis to the Dolphins.”

And in case you were wondering, Barber believes Jameis would take expensive-backup pay to go to Miami to resuscitate his career.

In Barber’s world who would come to the Bucs to start at QB? Nick Foles, who Barber said is a big-armed thrower that fits their system.

60 Responses to “Jameis To The Dolphins”

  1. Tampa Bay Demon Says:

    That is definitely a viable possibility.

  2. D-Rome Says:

    I don’t think the Dolphins would be a landing spot for Jay-Miss. They tanked, made trades, and now they have three (3) first round picks! They’ll be drafting their next starting QB.

  3. Ivan The Insider Says:

    I can tell you from what I have honestly heard from multiple sources, this isn’t happening.

    Jameis’ team is targeting $30M+/year. In addition to the that, the Dolphins are working a 4-5+ year strategic cap/talent management process. Their strategy all along has been a rebuild around a top rookie QB that has an annual net cap hit far below any free agent QB they can sign.

    Jameis is definitely not going to end up in Miami. After finding lukewarm demand for his services in free agency, the ‘prove it’ type of deal and opportunity to compete for a starters job will come from either the Bears or Raiders.

    Lots of chatter that Gruden & Mayock will make an attempt to convince Jameis to sign with the Raiders in a highly incentivized deal to allow him to compete with Carr for the starters job. Raiders (like most teams) won’t roll the dice and had Winston the starting reigns. Bears may consider a similar situation to bring Jameis in to compete with Trubisky but it would also be under a very incentive-based, cheaper contract without as much guaranteed money.

  4. NPRSageBoy. Says:

    Fitz and JayMiss, together again. How fitting.

    JayMiss can learn the journeyman ropes from the consummate journeyman, Fitz

    Will the Dolphins win the Super Bowl with JayMiss at the controls?

    Nah….

    Peace, out

  5. miken Says:

    Lots of teams would love to have Jameis on a expensive back up contract. I’m sure Bucs will offer back up money too.

  6. Dewey Selmon Says:

    He was already in a situation where he had downfield threats. He has the best WR combo in the NFL. Could you imagine him leading the Dolphins to the SB at RayJay? me neither.

  7. Billy_45 Says:

    As long as whatever QB we have throws less picks in the last 8 games than the 1st 8, there is HOPE.

  8. LaMarcus Says:

    How fitting is Bridgewater coming to the Bucs when Bowles already traded him off his team in NY.

    But you expect BA to bring Bridgewater? Hahaha Bucs fans are easy toys to play with

  9. Ivan The Insider Says:

    Miken,

    The Bucs won’t offer Jameis ANY contract. He would be more of a distraction than anything, even if kept in a backup role. There’s too much ‘passion’ involved on both sides with Jameis and the Bucs & Glazers know it. The FSU fans and Jameis diehards would constantly be calling for him to play during any slip up by the new starting QB.

    Arians knows you can’t build success around your starter if half your fan base is always pressuring the team to put your backup into the game. The positives of Jameis knowing his offense does not outweigh this issue.

    Jameis Winston is long gone from Tampa Bay. He has played his last game as a Buccaneer.

  10. #1 Pick QB 2 Cent Brain Says:

    Jameis backing up Fitz, again ha ha ha

    So much for the big contract his handlers wanted

  11. AlteredEgo Say: Your comment is awaiting moderation. Says:

    Bwahaha… never happen! They have their bridge and will be drafting the future QB …. Jameis is the odd man out this FA period

  12. Craig Says:

    So Fitz would start, play his two good games, then mess up the third. Jameis would come in and have a good game before melting down.

    Deja vu all over again.

    Jameis can’t live in the same house as any decent QB. He will ask for a trade that won’t be there.

  13. D-Rome Says:

    Lots of teams would love to have Jameis on a expensive back up contract. I’m sure Bucs will offer back up money too.

    True, and there’s no shame in that for him. Apart from Tampa there are very few landing spots for him. Most other teams already have a QB or are going to draft one. That’s why Miami makes no sense. The Dolphins have a ton of cap space and a ton of picks to really improve that team in a hurry. Why would they use up so much cap space paying Jay-Miss starter money when they could draft a guy and get the similar results?

  14. Tye Says:

    If JW is left out in the cold come FA, I wonder if he will go try baseball…

  15. catcard202 Says:

    That’s about as likely as the moon being made from cheese.

    MIA will draft Herbert over Tua & let Fitz-Magic mentor / hold the reigns for about 1/2 a season before rolling out the Rookie.

    PIT… If JW3 hits the open market, look for PIT to be the spot he lands.

    He is a young Big Ben body type QB & PIT’s play-action pass off the running game, fits his skill-set perfectly. But JW3 has always looked like a square peg in round hole – trying to work the Big12/MAC vertical spread offenses of Keotter/BA w/o a serious running game to take the pressure off! (2015 & SteriodHamster aside)

  16. Joe in Michigan Says:

    The most logical spot for Jameis is the Bucs, even if the haters think otherwise.

    On a side note, Jameis has completed 61.3% of his passes for his career, so Jay hasn’t Missed that much.

  17. Jeffbuc Says:

    Tye no person in there right mind would pass up holding a clip board for 16 games making 12 million a year. Versus staying in one star hotels traveling by bus to 500 people in the stands minor league Grapefruit League baseball player. Making $55k a year. He could be a backup for his career make 100 million since he could get 3-4 more contract before he retires at 20-30 per tots contract. And maybe play in ten games that whole time. Sounds like a great gig to me.

  18. Dewey Selmon Says:

    Tye, I thought the same thing. Baseball could still be door #2 for Jameis.

  19. Tampa Bay Demon Says:

    Tye Says:
    “If JW is left out in the cold come FA, I wonder if he will go try baseball…”

    ~~~~~~~

    He is young enough that he probably could try.
    But I think he loves football too much to accept defeat. I am sure he hell bent to try and prove everyone wrong. I sure as hell would be.

  20. Anonymous Says:

    You guys are some of the worst fans I’ve seen. Let’s list all the problems on the offensive side of the ball.
    Worst O-line in the league = no running game and no pass protection.
    One dimensional offense – passing game only
    2nd worst kicking games in the league
    Receivers running incomplete routes
    Mr. Entertainment trying to hard to win.

    But let’s put it all on JW because he was the only problem on the offensive side. He cost the bucs some games but he also won games and brought the bucs back within a winning score that Gay blew.

    The bucs are going to wind up with a QB that may not lose you games but they will win you any games.

  21. Tampa Bay Demon Says:

    (he is)

  22. Tampabaybucfan Says:

    How absurd this is becoming……we have Jameis headed to about 12 different teams…..and we have 1,142 QB possibilities coming to the Bucs…..

    How long with this sh!T go on?

  23. Oneilbucs Says:

    Man please let this brother go . So he can go win with a team that focuses on the hold team and not just the quarterback . I’m ready for the next scapegoat . And when the next quarterback comes in I don’t want to here about he needs a runninggame and a defense . And I hope he’s a white quarterback .

  24. 813bucboi Says:

    he threw 30INTs with ME12, CG12 and perriman as his WRs….lol….

    dolphins dont have the kind of weapons we have that can be elite WTRs or decent DBs when JW throws it up for grabs….lol….

    JW goes to MIA and he’ll further embarrass himself and get benched…..lol…

    JW is a back up…..

    GO BUCS!!!!!

  25. WestCoastBucsFan Says:

    The worst part of that quote is what everyone is overlooking. The Bucs lose Jameis, end up with Nick Foles, and the fans say “yay!” Thus is how you end up a perennial cellar dwellar

  26. ATrain Says:

    Jamies is Going to play baseball

    Jamies will set a record in Baseball too

    “Jamies Winston will be the FIRST PITCHER to throw an Interception”

    HAHAHAH

  27. TexBuc Says:

    No
    This is how we renew the Doug Williams Curse.

  28. Joe in Michigan Says:

    Tom Brady completed 60.8% of passes in 2019, which is .1% percent better than Jameis at 60.7%. The Patriots don’t call him Tom-Miss, like some Bucs fans love to say Jay-Miss.

  29. PTWalk Says:

    If Jameis goes to Mia then Perriman might want to follow him. If I were him I would because of the chemistry they’ve developed.

  30. BigHog Says:

    ^^^WCBF^^^ that part!!!

  31. bojim Says:

    Nick Foles would be great, as would Tannahill or Teddy. Would rather see Jameis under BA one more year.

  32. Tampa Bay Demon Says:

    TexBuc Says:
    “No – This is how we renew the Doug Williams Curse.”

    ~~~~~~~

    Sorry man, but no I don’t think so.
    The Doug Williams situation (at that time with Hugh Culverhouse at the helm) sadly felt like it might have something do with things other than football.

    I don’t really think Jameis would feel that the BUCS treated him unfairly. They stuck by him after some issues… and gave him a chance to grow. They brought in a coach that they thought was their very best chance at bringing the best out of JW…. and by accounts they really like him personally.

    I don’t think there is going to be a “Jameis curse”. — It might just be his time to move on, and hopefully he finds great success out there.

  33. ATrain Says:

    Hey Joe

    Tom DOESNT THROW INT

    TOM WASNT ON THE COUCH IN JAN

    You compare Jamies Winston to Tom Brady REALLY

    GO WATCH TENNIS

  34. Tye Says:

    Of course a backup gig pays more and the better option..

    I’m just pondering if it goes down like King suggested not being able to find any team that will sign him… Like ‘Kap’ style…
    Could he still go to baseball and would he…

  35. Buc believer Says:

    And then watch the fins win multiple Super Bowls. It would serve this ingrate fan base right!

  36. Buc believer Says:

    Guess I’m on permanent moderation huh Joe?

  37. Dapostman Says:

    Nick Foles? He’s lost the last two times he played the Bucs who by the way aren’t exactly world beaters Incase you haven’t been watching.

  38. Ivan The Insider Says:

    ENOUGH of the “no running game” excuses!

    This myth has been BUSTED.

    Doug Martin ran for a whopping 1,400+ yards in Winston’s first full season on the NFL and Winston still have major INT and turnover problems.

    Jameis diehards love to never talk about this. If pressed, they chalk it up to Jameis being a rookie. But the fact remains, a solid running game (or lack thereof) is not why Jameis Winston consistently turns the ball over.

    And enough of this FALSE CRY about the Bucs having a terrible O-Line. They don’t. They rank higher than more than half the O-Lines in the NFL for pass protection and for other key stats. Winston’s QB hits and sacks are skewed by time in the pocket (and holding the ball longer than most QBs).

    Oneilbucs – don’t worry, your dream is about to come true. Winston is definitely going to end up another team. The only problem is, he may never get to start again for an entire season. No NFL team has a perfect O and D. It’s the nature of the salary cap in the NFL. To be stronger in one area you have to be weaker in another. The Bucs invested heavily in the Offense (most expensive OL at times) and is why Jameis was able to up bigger numbers. But don’t blame his ineptitude and poor play (and lack of WINS) on the Defense or others on the team.

  39. Joe in Michigan Says:

    Remember when Tom Brady threw a pick 6 to end his season? He doesn’t throw interceptions, according to some.

  40. D-Rome Says:

    Joe in Michigan,

    How many All-Pro players did Tom Brady have to throw to in 2019?

    How many INTs did Tom Brady have?

    How many pick 6’s did Tom Brady throw this year?

    How many points did Tom Brady spot the other team due to his carelessness with the football?

  41. NOLES Says:

    Would be hilarious to watch Him lose the starting role to Fitz again….

  42. Robert Says:

    I’d prefer he went to a division rival.

    always nice to have a guaranteed 2-3 turnovers and high potential for a pick 6.

    I vote panthers!!!

  43. #1 Pick QB 2 Cent Brain Says:

    @loser in Michigan

    Pointing out one mistake is petty and moronic when compared to the year he had. Try again, loser

  44. TexBuc Says:

    Demon

    Where is your sense of humor?? LOL

  45. Tampa Bay Demon Says:

    @TexBuc,

    Haha, sorry brother, guess I am working too hard.
    Makes me feel pretty silly about that long-winded response, lmao.
    I need BEER. SOON.
    GO BUCS – enjoy your weekend.

  46. Anonymous Says:

    Ivan…That statement there, is a perfect example of not understanding the game.

    2015 was JW3’s rookie campaign. The yr when he made the Pro Bowl, was the yr the Bucs had a running game. 2 + 2 = 4.

    SteroidHamster’s 1400yds (in a contract yr) suckered the FO into investing in him on a 2nd deal…& the team stayed in the dumps because on FO moves. Not JW3 play. He didn’t go all 30/30 before BA’s “risk it, no biscuit” offensive philosophy should up.

    JW3’s successful 2016 launch & Mr 1400 being the play-action catalyst toward future success, went null & void – fast…RiodWeasel got popped & instead of FO dumping him (at ZERO risk & Zero $$) & re-investing in another RB quickly…The FO stuck with him & paid him & got nothing in return.

    They screwed up Y2 & Y3 of JW3 before drafting RoJo – in a panic move / after Chubb went to CLE…. Then Keotter wouldn’t play RoJo (cause he was a rookie & made rook mistakes) & the bucs ended up w/ unspectacular Barber as RB1…Again, nice guy – great back story – BU RB from the jump…FO passed on stud RB’s left & right after Martin’s burn.. 5th round Boise Flop here / 6th RD FB cut there.

    But No commitment to physicality & a running game…Went straight up B12 Offense concept. (W/ Smith as DC – it only got worse).

    The roster has been a BOTTOM 10 for 4 of 5 JW3 yrs.
    2019 it was middle of the road / Pros didn’t out weigh the cons… (& 7-9 shows that)

  47. catcard202 Says:

    Ivan…That statement there, is a perfect example of not understanding the game.

    2015 was JW3’s rookie campaign. The yr when he made the Pro Bowl, was the yr the Bucs had a running game. 2 + 2 = 4.

    He didn’t go all 30/30 before BA’s “risk it, no biscuit” offensive philosophy showed up.

    JW3’s successful 2015 launch & Mr 1400 being the play-action catalyst toward future success, went null & void in 2016 – fast…RiodWeasel got popped & instead of FO dumping him (at ZERO risk & Zero $$) & re-investing in another RB quickly…The FO stuck with him & paid him & got nothing in return.

    They screwed up Y2 & Y3 of JW3 before drafting RoJo – in a panic move / after Chubb went to CLE…. Then Keotter wouldn’t play RoJo (cause he was a rookie & made rook mistakes) & the bucs ended up w/ unspectacular Barber as RB1…Again, nice guy – great back story – BU RB from the jump…FO passed on stud RB’s left & right after Martin’s burn.. 5th round Boise Flop here / 6th RD FB cut there.

    But No commitment to physicality & a running game…Went straight up B12 Offense concepts on OFF & sucker contracts in FA trying to backfill the roster after poor draft day success rates.

    By the way, what ever happened to that 2016 draft class…Hmmm.

    The roster has been a BOTTOM 10 for 4 of 5 JW3 yrs.
    2019 it was middle of the road / Pros didn’t out weigh the cons… (& 7-9 shows that)

  48. CPN Says:

    Hey, Jameis can take his talents to south beach and join the Miami Dolphins.

    Buh bye!!

  49. Bucsfanman Says:

    When will this end?! Please! When does this end?!

    There needs to be a book written on this. It would be a best-seller for sure.

  50. Bucsfanman Says:

    ^^^And, to boot, it’s ripe for series-dom!

    “As the Bucs turn!”

  51. mark clements Says:

    Worst fing fans in the NFL.

  52. TexBuc Says:

    I don’t know if the Doug Williams Curse is real or just a myth, but it feels real.

  53. stpetebucsfan Says:

    Jameis could make excellent sense for the Dolphins…a true win win…Obviously Fitz is gone if that happens.

    Then you have JW as your bridge starter and go ahead and draft the future. If they both work out what a wonderful problem to have. If JW blows up you still have the ace in the hole to trade later…if JW fails…you have the backup ready to go.

    The upside to JW is still off the charts. Somebody will believe they have the magic potion to fix the choking…and indeed if an OC protected JW and called really safe games perhaps that could work.

  54. GhostofSchiano Says:

    For those not fond of the jaymiss moniker I like wINsTon better. More fitting

  55. Ivan The Insider Says:

    Catcard/Anonymous,

    Jameis led the Bucs to a mighty SIX wins that year that Martin rushed for over 1,400+ yards. Winston only made the Pro Bowl because multiple Pro Bowlers decided not to attend. Real fans of the NFL know that Winston did not truly earn a Pro Bowl appearance.

  56. Tye Says:

    I think JW was like 6th in line for the pro bowl….
    Definitely not earned or deserved!

  57. westernbuc Says:

    I don’t buy it. They can go in with Fitzmagic and Tua and be fine

  58. Buczilla Says:

    Nick Foles is not good. Barber is nuts.

  59. TOM Says:

    The more I think about it, Foles might not be a bad idea. Would come cheap because the Jags would pay a good portion of his salary & the Bucs could probably have him for a 5th or 6th rounder. Of course I still prefer Carr or Dalton.

  60. lambchop Says:

    Makes no sense. Fitz threw a better deep ball than Jameis. Hands down.