Who is the better pick up for their respective teams, Keyshawn Johnson or Carl Pickens?
Trent Modglin: Certainly Keyshawn brings a major go-to, do-it-all threat to an offense that relied too much on its ground attack in the past. I think that was the biggest move of the offseason, but I predicted the Titans to return to the Super Bowl and a major reason was Pickens. Steve McNair has been looking to Pickens a lot in the preseason, and he’s the Titans’ No. 1 target in the red zone. Both players should be big producers for Super Bowl caliber teams. SwampThing: Why did Tampa Bay release Brad Culpepper? Also, can you give me a run-down of other big name guys who were released around the league? Trent Modglin: Anthony McFarland had outplayed Culpepper to this point in the preseason, and Culpepper was making a significant amount of change — making him a cap casualty. Plus, the Bucs may have felt they had to justify selecting McFarland in the first round last year and it was time to get him on the field with Warren Sapp. Steve: With all this hype about Tampa Bay, with Keyshawn J
