It sure seems that the Bucs are the logical landing spot for Favre, who still wants to play, but might decide not to play, but might change his mind and play after all.
Depends on what day it is, I guess.
Anyway, the Bucs do seem like a good fit for Favre. After all, the Packers have no interest in dealing Favre to division rival Minnesota. And with little interest around the league for the services of a soon-to-be 39-year-old quarterback who can't seem to decide whether he'll play or not, Tampa has plenty to offer Favre.
There is head coach Jon Gruden, a former Packers assistant (receivers coach) whom Favre knew early in his career in Green Bay. Gruden loves veteran quarterbacks, and with Jeff Garcia making noises about a contract extension, Favre could be an instant fix at the position.
The Bucs are coming off a playoff berth and have a defense that is nearly back to the level of a few years ago.
It's anyone's guess when Favre will make the next move, but the next move is his.
With NFL commissioner Roger Goodell pressing both Favre and the Packers to resolve his situation, and with the Packers reporting to training camp on Sunday, things need to be resolved in short order.