Womens Demar Dotson Jersey , wrote out my headstone, and bought my suit.It’s time to fire the cannons, only in my direction while I’m tied to the stake. I’m ready to get buried. Tampa Bay should not trade for Patrick Peterson. Everyone is aware of the Bucs’ defensive futility and the secondary is the main reason why. Poor execution, a questionable scheme, and multiple injuries have culminated in a historically bad performance through the first seven weeks of the season. But as exciting as it may be to think of Peterson in pewter and red, it shouldn’t happen and it won’t happen. Arizona doesn’t want to let him goThere are multiple reasons why the Bucs shouldn’t trade for Peterson. The first and most obvious reason is Steve Wilkes’ complete shutdown of the notion on Monday. To add further credence to the situation, the New York Jets reportedly inquired about Peterson and the word is that the deal would not go through “barring a miracle”.Tampa Bay is 3-3 and in the midst of fighting for their playoff lives. Not only are they currently the third best team in their division, they are seventh in the playoff standings with a 2-2 conference record. This team has more important things to focus on rather than making more changes to an already beleaguered defense. If it does in fact take a miracle to land Peterson, then the time and effort required to go into the chase is not a good idea. But time and effort wouldn’t be the only thing Tampa Bay would be spending if they did in fact decide to go after Peterson. Cap IssuesFor starters, Tampa Bay has just $6.436 million in cap space right now. Peterson’s base salary is $11 million. I’m not exactly sure as to how the Bucs would take the hit in 2018, but it seems to me that we’re already off to a bad start. Currently ranked 29th in cap space for 2019, the Bucs don’t have much room to maneuver for another high-priced player unless they trim some fat.In the grand scheme of things, $17.5 million cap space is peanuts when you still need to set aside around $5-7 million for draft picks. Tampa Bay’s 2018 class has a current hit of close to $8.1 million, but it’s a bit higher than usual considering they had three second round picks. Below are the top earners for next season:Top Ten Salaries In 2019PositionPlayer2019 SalaryCap Hit (after signing bonus, incentives, etc.)Dead Money (if cut pre-June 1)PositionPlayer2019 SalaryCap Hit (after signing bonus, incentives, etc.)Dead Money (if cut pre-June 1)*information provided by overthecap.comPeterson will constitute close to a $11.9 million cap hit in 2019. It isn’t feasible for the Bucs to bring him on board without either dumping or trading one of the players listed above. It’s also pretty accurate to say that losing any of the above players would be a pretty big loss for the Bucs. Sure, Gerald McCoy and Lavonte David aren’t what they once were Authentic Jason Pierre-Paul Jersey , but outside factors have added new layers of context to their situations. Tampa Bay currently needs David more than ever right now after Kwon Alexander and rookie Jack Cichy tore their ACLs against the Cleveland Browns in Week 7. Kendell Beckwith, the team’s starting sam linebacker is still recovering from a broken ankle back in April. There is no telling how he will play when he eventually returns. McCoy is still an effective player, but with the drafting of Vita Vea, it looks as if the Bucs are starting to plan for life post-McCoy. Regardless of who stays and goes, Jason Licht would have to do some major shuffling and too many important players would be cleared out to land one player. Peterson is great, but how great would he be without premier - or even good - players around him? That’s not a question you try and answer on the fly. Too much value in the 2019 draftIf a deal were to be worked out, one would think one of the more logical scenarios would be a player/pick combo deal. That way the Bucs could alleviate some cap room and may be able to wiggle out of giving up a premium draft pick. But what if Tampa Bay can’t satisfy Arizona on the player side of the deal, leading to the Cardinals requiring a multitude of draft picks?Licht and Dirk Koetter have done well drafting players during their time in Tampa Bay. Assuming they are still around in 2019, it wouldn’t be a good idea for them to give up draft capital. Sure, there are free agents to be had, but the duo hasn’t been as successful in that regard. The aforementioned potential cap issues also stresses the added importance of the draft. The 2019 NFL Draft is also stacked with defensive talent. Most mock drafts currently have not only six or seven defenders going inside the top-10, but around 20-24 defensive players going in the first round. Tampa Bay can easily find someone - or someones - in the draft while simultaneously retaining their main core of players. I know, we can circle back around to the Khalil Mack argument earlier in the year. The “why settle on an uncertain player when you already have one in front of you” argument. While that holds a ton of weight, Peterson isn’t the Mack of defensive backs. He is a very, very good player - but he is not in the same class as Mack. No apparent change in cultureThis one is the easiest of them all. If the reports are true that Peterson wants out of Arizona due to the current status of the team - will things really get better for him in Tampa Bay?You’re talking about a team that has averaged about eight wins since 2010. Arizona averaged around eight wins during that span. What happens if the Bucs continue to lose? Will they be put in the same situation? There’s just too many moving parts in this scenario. Historically speakingThis type of trade doesn’t happen. There has been really just one successful midseason trade for a defensive back in NFL history. The New England Patriots traded defensive back Michael Haynes to theLos Angeles Raiders in November 1983. Haynes teamed up with legend Lester Hayes to form one of the league’s top duos en route to a Super Bowl victory over the Redskins that year. Other than that trade, there really haven't been any other significant trades that are similar to the one mentioned above. At the end of the day, it’s a move that would certainly make headlines, give the team some quick notoriety, and send fans to the moon. But when you look closely Womens Ali Marpet Jersey , it’s move that would also hold Tampa Bay back more than it would push them forward and that’s not what this team currently needs. Please, mark my grave respectfully once I’m laid to rest.How the Bucs will beat the Chicago Bears The Tampa Bay Buccaneers failed to exploit two of the five areas I identified last week leading into their Monday Night match-up against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and didn’t fully challenge one until later in the game when they were in full-blown catch-up mode.Had the Bucs been able to keep Juju Smith-Schuster from turning short catches into big gains, and had Vance McDonald not come up with his one big play of the night, it’s safe to say the Steelers would not have grabbed the early momentum they did.A lack of creativity in the offense allowed the Steelers to diagnose and react to the Tampa Bay offense all night, leading to many hits on Ryan Fitzpatrick which contributed to his poor night securing the football.Finally, the Bucs struggled to exploit Pittsburgh’s soft secondary for most of the night while struggling in pass protection as mentioned before. In the second half, Fitzpatrick and his receivers had better success as the pass rush was less effective and the Bucs were able to come back to within one score before running out of clock and opportunities.Had Tampa Bay been able to accomplish even one of these, they likely would have come away with a win.So, what have the Bears shown can be used against them? Here’s how the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will beat the Chicago Bears in Week 4 of the NFL regular season.1. Meet at the quarterback.USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin-USASimilar to my call for the Bucs defense to play more man and press coverage last week, this is similar.Trubisky doesn’t respond well to pressure. He commits to running the ball early when faced with pressure up the middle which has led to two fumbles in the pocket this year as he collided with his own linemen or penetrating defenders.When he does run, linebackers like Kwon Alexander and Lavonte David need to make him feel it. Trubisky isn’t as risky while running as someone like Robert Griffin III was, but he doesn’t give himself up unless he absolutely feels like he's done for.One-on-one tackle opportunities for Alexander and David will also present the opportunity to make the young quarterback regret his decisions. This could lead to more business decisions by Trubisky as the game moves on, and present other situations the Bucs defense can capitalize on (more on that in a minute). When facing soft coverage, Trubisky has no problem dumping the ball short and letting his playmakers get his stats for him. He struggles throwing into tight windows, so he’ll take anything open underneath if he can.Facing the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals so far this season, nobody has gotten consistent pressure on Trubisky.In fact, according to Pro Football Focus http://www.tampabaybuccaneersteamonline.com/vinny-curry-jersey , the second-year quarterback has only faced pressure on 25.4% of his drop backs, 27th fewest in the league.Compare this to the number of times Ryan Fitzpatrick has been under pressure (45/35.4%) against 2017 playoff defenses.If the Bucs want to be a playoff team, then pressure must be applied to the quarterback.Deny the easy short pass, put pressure in his face, and punish him for leaving the pocket.2. Learn from Pittsburgh’s pass rush.Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY SportsIn the first half of Tampa Bay’s Week 3 game, it looked like the offensive line had just simply never seen a blitz before.Miscommunications, failed shifts and missed blocks altogether plagued the offensive line and contributed to the big halftime deficit they faced against the Steelers.If we think Chicago didn’t see it, then it’ll happen all over again.The Bears like to get pressure on the quarterback as much as anyone. Problem is, they really don’t do it with any consistency when rushing with just their defensive line.Blitzes are needed for Chicago to get to the quarterback. In one exceptionally bad series for the Seattle Seahawks, they allowed Khalil Mack to go unblocked on a bootleg designed to lure him into over pursuing the play and giving Russell Wilson room to operate - yeah, good plan. The entire game, Germain Ifedi got run out of the building by Mack. Seattle seemed to think Ifedi would simply get better as the game went on. They were wrong.Control Mack and you control the Bears pass rush. Outside of the play which injured Aaron Rodgers and while Deshone Kizer was playing, the Packers did a pretty solid job by helping against Mack and shifting protection to his side often.Arizona didn’t do a terrible job, the Cardinals quarterbacks just didn’t want to win that game though.In the second half against Pittsburgh the Buccaneers handled the blitz and pass rush better than they had in the first. They’ll need to replicate and hopefully even get better this week in order to keep Khalil Mack from becoming a menace and freeing his teammates to do the same.3. Penetrate the middle, contain the edge.Patrick Gorski-USA TODAY SportsOk, so this is football 101, right? But it’s going to be crucial this weekend.If the Buccaneers’ edge defenders don’t keep things contained inside the tackles against Chicago, both Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen are going to feed on soft edges all day long.The Bears will try to run inside and outside with both running backs. They do this to lure the defense into crashing hard on the edge, at which time they pull the rug out and get their two backs outside to exploit the aggressive adjustment.Discipline will be important and the Bucs’ linebackers will have to diagnose these runs accurately to prevent their defensive line from feeling the need to overcommit one way or the other.4. Physical receiver play and throwing for what you want.Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY SportsOne of the biggest threats DeSean Jackson provides for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is big play ability. After three weeks http://www.tampabaybuccaneersteamonline.com/lavonte-david-jersey , the speed receiver is ninth in the league in receiving yards, and is the only player in the Top-10 who has run fewer than 100 receiver routes so far.Jackson is averaging 26 yards per catch, and has 71-yards after the catch to his credit this year.If the Bears defense maintains their secondary trends this week, Jackson will not be able to use his run after catch gift as much as he has in the past.According to PFF, Chicago has the sixth best tackling defense in the league behind teams like the Vikings, Eagles and Jets.This doesn’t mean the Bucs can’t get explosive runs after their catches, it just makes it less likely.So, from an offensive strategy standpoint, whoever the quarterback is this weekend in Chicago they need to throw for the yards they want.3rd-and-8? Don’t throw a five yard slant trying to convert, throw it eight yards or more. Get it? Good.However, this is more applicable to short and intermediate throwing. Deep passing is a whole other story.Three Bears defenders are allowing quarterback ratings of over 110: Eddie Jackson, Kyle Fuller, and Kevin Tolliver II. Jackson and Fuller have combined to surrender three scoring plays and 68 of the 81 yards gained against Jackson have come after the catch.Toliver is the youngest of the three and has only faced five targets this season after replacing Prince Amukamara after he was injured in Arizona.However, in limited action he surrendered four catches for 54-yards, the biggest chunk coming against rookie Christian Kirk.Kirk would be fifth on the depth chart in Tampa Bay.Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, O.J. Howard and Cam Brate all represent players who can body their defenders and have the strength to win fights for the ball.Chicago’s secondary has shown the ability to be pushed around and they like man coverage