I don’t know who this “Couger” person is.
In honesty, I was predictably going to say what Sandwich, er, predicted what I was going to say.
As for the actual solution, that’s trickier, and I’m a bit out of touch with backup solutions as I’ve not been in Internal Systems for a little while mow.
I think the first thing I’d suggest you do is rationalise what you actually want to back up. Do you need online (as in, immediately accessible, I don’t mean ‘cloud’) data or will an archive that you need to restore on demand suffice? What are your retention periods; do you actually need to keep three copies of everything forever? How about compression, do you need full quality archives (I’m thinking of DivX type conversion here, backups can be compressed losslessly)? Do you need to store them off site (ie, is it going to be career suicide if you have a burglary or a house fire)?
For archival I’d perhaps be considering a tape drive, but depending on data volume and retention something like an LTO drive might not be cost effective. The drives are expensive but the tapes are cheap comparative to disks (this week anyway). They’ll be neater to file away, though.