the bucs want vincent jackson, but not at nine point eight million dollars...and i completely agree....koetter is saying all the right things, that he wants jackson on any team he is coaching.... but the reality is, jackson is not worth nine point eight million dollars...he missed six games this year and finished the season on injured reserve..koetter has to think like a head coach, not a coordinator and he talks about the difference.... this is a bit of a stunning move, stewart haas racing is switching from chevy to fords after this season..... that would be like tiger woods switching from nike to adidas...tony stewart's team has won two sprint titles put a bunch of drivers in the chase and has been with chevy for seven years.... but now, danica patrick, kevin harvick, clint bowyer, and kurt busch will be in fords next season...and stewart has always been a gm guy, but he says ford fits where his team is going better than chevy.......but remember it's not just a chevy switch, stewart haas was getting it's engines from hendrick racing....now he'll get engines from roush yates......it'

the bucs want vincent jackson but not at $9.8 million, dirk koetter is saying the right things he wants him on any team he is coaching but jackson is not worth $9.8 million. he missed six games finished the season on injured reserve and 33. so dirk koetter is at the nfl at a lot of talent that's where the holes are. since he ran the offense. he talked about the work to get up to speeded on the defense. what he needs a ed he bans the defense to do. >> it's not like i dependent look at them. we had two players in pro bowl. with david and mccoy, two guys in the pro bowl and alexander. middle linebacker. >> and we'll be different. i mean i think we will be a multiple team on defense. offense. >> that's what we'll do. genius. offense. $8 million, that's a big dollar amount and. >> that's a number that did not stun jason licht. , we have a couple of things he wants to be a buc. i know we want him to be so, i'm sure there will be hurdles, there are in negotiations but you know we'll prepare. >> and we'll talk with them. >> and lightning have got to be feeling more optimistic. jon cooper has th

. >> the bucs want vincent jackson but not at 8.9 million, and i agree. cutter is saying all of the right things that i wants jackson but the reality is he is not worth 8.9 million. cutter has to think like a head coach and not a coordinator and he talks about the difference. >> i used to just sit in on all of the offensive weigh-ins and it's the whole thing. so we've got 60 interviews lined up over the next few days and i've been fortunate enough to watch tape on all of the guys and i'm looking forward to meeting them. >> well, stewart house racing is switching from chevy to ford and that is a little shocking like tiger woods going to nike to adidas. and now stewart has also been a g.m. guy but he says ford fits where his team is going better than chevy. so now he is going to get engines from rousche and this pets up a huge rivally between and desmond jennings missed most of last year with a knew injury and really the last two seasons. so he just want to say get this season going and stay healthy, but baseball fear is absolutely kicking in, and i like th

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jackson in texas covering the cruz campaign. peter alexander also in texas followi following expectations for tonight's debate. but i want to begin with katy tur. katy, let's begin with vincent but surprising what he said. the words he used. >> yeah, colorful language to put it nicely coming out of vincente fox. this is on top of calderon who said he would not, mexico would not pay for the wall. but let's take a listen to now vincente fox put it. listen. >> i'm not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. he should pay for it. he's got the money. >> are you afraid that he's going to be the next president of the united states? >> not at all. not at all. democracy cannot take crazy people. that doesn't know what is going on in the world today. >> he also said that wanted to speak to those latinos who voted for donald trump in nevada and tell them they were voting for essentially a false prophet. donald made the issue of building a wall between the mexico and the u.s. the corner stone of his campaign. you hear him say, who will pay for the wall. and the crowd responds, mexico. one of the most raukus moments at every debate. every time the past presidents have pushed back on him, h