As a Dynasty League owner of Antonio Bryant, I was very happy to read the news that the Bucs are considering placing the franchise tag on him this off-season. Whether he stays in Tampa through a long-term extension or the one-year tag, Bryant's value would sink anywhere away from Jon Gruden's system.

Gruden always maximizes receiver talent, and there isn't much competition for targets in Tampa. With Jeff Garcia and Luke McCown set to be free agents, it's anyone's guess who will be throwing passes to Bryant. That doesn't really worry me; Gruden always finds yards out of unlikely places.

Bryant received a $4 million signing bonus from San Francisco in 2006, but hasn't made much money in the last two years. He may be willing to accept a below-market long-term deal for security. As a Bryant owner, I would be plenty happy if he was on a one-year deal again in 2009. It worked pretty well this year.