Comments on: Talib Blows Curfew, Curses Out Raheem

By: JK

JK — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 01:20:34 +0000

Admin, I mean Joe, What do you mean when you say neither Morris or Dominik know what they are doing YET? You seem to be the only one backing the Glazers on their popular decision they made at the end of last season. By saying YET you must know when it will click for the dynamic duo. Please enlighten all of us followers because you obviously know when great things are going to happen for the Bucs. “It all comes down to wins.” Brilliant!!!

By: Louie

Louie — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 21:23:47 +0000

You can talk about dicipline all you want, and I think some form of punishment is very valid (I like the blanket party idea). Howerver, this guy needs some serious counciling. He needs to be forced to attend anger management as part of any punishment.

At this point, I’d leave it to the next coach to determine whether Talib says on the team or not. Besides, it’s past the trade deadline, so the only choice is to suspend or release him.

By: BigMacAttack

BigMacAttack — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:15:24 +0000

Everything they said about Talib prior to the draft has come true. All of the Red Flags that popped up are now waving high above the CITS. HE has a bad attitude, as they said. He hasn’t been caught abusing Weed yet, but he is abusing alcohol. They said he takes plays off and gives up on plays, which has happened numerous times. He is Dr Jekyll & Mr Hide. He is Michael Clayton Jr. but not as smart, because Clayton doesn’t get caught. “It’s all about the Paycheck Baby!”

By: Gino

Gino — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:20:25 +0000

Two words-blanket party.

Problem solved.

By: True Bucs Fan

True Bucs Fan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 12:25:09 +0000

Leadership starts at the top. The Glazers set the tone by being cheap and not providing adequate financial support. They hire inexperienced, less-expensive GM’s who hire inexperienced, less-expensive coaches. No veteran leadership, no defensive stability, no offensive identity, no plan for getting better. Basically, all the things Tony brought with him. It’s hard to watch, especially since we used to have guys on the team who we loved and respected like Brooks, Lynch, Dunn, etc. I don’t see this team getting better any time soon. Because of the sweetheart stadium deal, the Glazers make alot of money even during an 0-16 season, so they have little incentive to spend money. They do not care about football championships like the Rooneys, Jones or the Krafts; they like Money.

By: Eric S

Eric S — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:06:30 +0000

Talib will always be trouble. The guy had problems in college, so it is not surprising that he causing havoc in the pros. People are what they are. I believe he will probably will never change.

Agree with some other posters about Duemig. If you are buddies with him, you can’t do wrong. He will make excuses for the player or coach (Bobby Knight anyone). That is why I really don’t think it is ever a good idea to become close to the players if you are a sports radio talk host. You truly can’t be objective. Clearly when Duemig doesn’t like someone, he never lets it go and can’t form rational thoughts about the person. He has had it out for some of most successful in the area like Dungy, Gruden, Joe M. But the former Lightning coach and the piece of garbage Storm coach could do no wrong. It is always fascinating to see how it plays out.

By: Mr. Lucky

Mr. Lucky — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:24:55 +0000

I don’t care how much “talent” someone has when it come to football. If you act like to psychopath you shoudn’t get the PRIVILDGE to play in the NFL.

The Bucs should suspend Talib for 2 games – without pay. Tell him to get his shit together and if there is one more problem he’s out. Then report all the details to the NFL commish so that if Talib doesn’t straighten up he’s on the street.

Of course Talib can always get a position with a street gang beating up other gang bangers or working as a pimp but I for one am really tired of this piss poor behavior.

Having the veterans “beat the snot” out of Talib does what? Teaches the little spoiled brat that more violence and disrespect is ok?

You can’t teach morals to these young kids who have no conscious. I hope Talib can fight well because he’ll need those talents when he finally goes off the deep end and winds up behind bars for a few years.

By: Z-BucFan

Z-BucFan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:14:37 +0000

Mike, couldn’t agree more. My point was that we had veteran leadership last year, and Talib didn’t learn anything from them. This years team doesn’t stand a chance teaching this meathead anything.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:51:26 +0000

Talib is Pacman Jones 2.0. All the talent in the world with no brains. His off the field antics will have him off the team by 2011, just watch.

Z-BucFan, Raheem ran off all the vet leadership on this team. Faine and Hovan aren’t natural leaders, neither is Ronde. Ye reap what ye sow, Glazers.

By: Z-BucFan

Z-BucFan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:25:30 +0000

Most likely, Talib has been buying DoucheMig drinks at the Venue before beating up cabbies, which is why he’s making excuses about the time difference. I’m not sure what the answer is for Talib. Maybe he’s just a headcase. But he played with Brooks last year, and apparently learned nothing. Even an upcoming court date hasn’t taugh him a lesson. If the vets can’t straighten him out soon, he’s on his way at the rate he’s moving, and then we’ll have nothing to show for our 1st round pick.

By: RastaMon

RastaMon — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:22:37 +0000

ghetto thug

By: BigMacAttack

BigMacAttack — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:16:37 +0000

Joe, I know Duemig is your buddy, but I can’t stand him either. He’s another one of the Rocket “Radio” Scientists that helped get Gruden run off. Look what it left us. A big pile of horse $#!t. Duemig does a decent job talking about golf, but he thinks he knows everything about Football and he doesn’t. I agree with Mike too that he protects his buddies and rips those he doesn’t like, including callers that don’t deserve it. I have never spoken to him and I’m glad, but I don’t listen to him anymore either. Justin should take his place.