Tom Brady: 5 Possible Destinations & 5 Possible Replacements

Sure, they already have Jameis Winston, but his contract is up and Bruce Arians didn't seem too keen on guaranteeing he'd continue as Tampa's starting quarterback. Winston is one of the more exciting QBs to watch in the NFL; he'll throw for a ton of yards but also a ton of picks. Arians may have seen enough and doesn't want the stress of dealing with all the turnovers.

Bring in Brady and instantly have some stability at the position. Brady's arm talent may be in decline, but that will be masked by having a receiving corps that included Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. Brady would also relish having two starting caliber tight ends again when throwing to Cameron Brate and OJ Howard. This move is also the best choice if Brady is thinking about avoiding the AFC as much as possible and decreasing his chances of having to play against his old team (unless he's planning on meeting them in the Superbowl).