Comments on: E.J. Biggers Puts Up Big Time Stats

By: Patrick

Patrick — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 19:03:33 +0000

“the Bucs secondary is the one area of the team where an upgrade is not needed.”

Want to rethink that now Joe?

By: Biggers is awful

Biggers is awful — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:33:43 +0000

HE SUCKS!!!

By: BigMacAttack

BigMacAttack — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 22:47:14 +0000

… Mr. Samir Naga… Naga… Naga… Not gonna work here anymore…

By: IMHO...

IMHO... — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 19:38:49 +0000

Biggers did his thing 4 being a 7th rd pick, but he’s far from top 10, considering him covering # 2 & 3 WR’s and posting those stats. Long as he continues 2 work on his craft and gain about 15-20 pds, he’ll be A-ok

By: gotbbucs

gotbbucs — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 13:20:53 +0000

Capt. Tim, at least learn to spell the guys freaking name if you’re going talk about him every day. I normally ignore the name misspellings, but I would think with the love fest that you throw for him every single day that you would at least attempt it.

By: Capt. Troll killer Tim

Capt. Troll killer Tim — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 08:59:50 +0000

What happens if we bring in Nnanamdi and pay him 15 million . .? Hopefully Talib will stop fighting with Refs in the tunnels, or hitting teammates or Cabbies, or generally acting like an idiot, so that we pay him 15 million dollars also! If he doesn’t, at least while he’s suspended, he can see what a talented and class act that Nnanamdi is! He can sneak in the stadium and see the best CB in the league( IMO) show the talented Mr. Biggers and Mr. Lewis the right way to play and behave in the NFL. And Maybe those three can still be a dominant secondary- with Talib(preferred) or with out

By: Architek

Architek — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 03:30:35 +0000

I will be glad when the draft comes because some of you guys are very idiotic and senseless.

Biggers is an asset to our team and that has nothing to do with the Glazers spending.

If I were paying for something, would I vounteer to overpay? Ask yourself that…

By: BigMacAttack

BigMacAttack — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 00:55:47 +0000

I truly look for a few surprises from Dom this year as far as players drafted, signed, acquired or released. As some here have said, I too don’t believe anything he puts out in the press this time of year. I think that He and the Glazers know they have the nucleus and are ready to make a run, whatever it takes. JMHO

By: MichiganBucsFan

MichiganBucsFan — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 23:21:51 +0000

That’s another thing to look at. He was rarely, if ever, matched up on Megatron. And that was when Talib was out and injured. His pass efficiency being in the top ten does not even come close to making him a top 10 CB when he was our nickel corner… that is an asinine statement

By: Hawaiian Buc

Hawaiian Buc — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:46:36 +0000

Thomas,

You are correct, Biggers made a terrible play on the ball against Cleveland and was responsible for the TD. That was the first game (early in the game) of his rookie year (basically), I’ll cut him some slack. Also, it’s funny how you remember that but you forget that he made a late INT in that same game late in the fourth quarter.

As for Megatron, not really. He was rarely matched up on him. Besides, seriously, who does stop Calvin Johnson? Like I said, he’s a #2 corner, and a rookie, I wouldn’t expect him to lock down Johnson.

By: Fear The Glo

Fear The Glo — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:42:54 +0000

Im glad you put this up. It was really obvious that teams were picking on him when Talib went down and I remember thinking that he was doing well. I guess he was doing better than I thought.

By: gotbbucs

gotbbucs — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:41:14 +0000

Capt. Tim, what happens if they bring in Asomugha and give him somewhere around $18 million a year and Talib puts up better stats? Guess who’s gonna be wanting $20 million a year.

Spending $15+ million a year on one player is what desperate teams who think they are right on the brink of a championship do, and then they later regret it. Let Al Davis, Jerry Jones, and Dan Snyder be the goats that sign that deal, meanwhile smart franchises like Pittsburgh, Indy, New England, and if we’re lucky, Tampa Bay choose to draft well and develop their own Pro Bowlers.