@NJBuc – First, insulting Joe is a great way to be banished from the site. Second, Joe is taking pity upon you since you are so reading challenged. In this post, Joe delivered an analysis on Freeman from a former Bucs quarterback. The only opinion offered here by Joe in this post was an aknowledgement of Freeman’s inconsistency and that he could use a better running game. So you’ve assigned opinions to Joe that don’t belong.

I watched the Brownies play on Sunday, they’re not bad, sure to win at least 4.

Besides possibly setting the All-time NCAA Touchdown Per Season Record (61), Eugene Smith won a oratorical contest for reciting the works of the poet, Langston Hughes. He’s also a competitive chess player and a perfectionist. Much too smart for the Tampa Bay offensive non-scheme.

In a nationally televised interview he explained how he considers each and every game a chess match. He has certainly has demonstrated his superior intellect and physicality week after week.

He currently has 24 TD’s to 0 ints. He would never say it himself but his receivers dropped a couple sure TD passes on Saturday. Dropping his TD average per game below 5.

Mark Dominik will be able to command a king’s ransom for this highly sought draft pick. Maybe some desperate team that wants to win now will offer a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th to move up a spot or two. That’s the growing trend and Geno might just be the finest QB in NCAA history.

Well Josh do not have the luxury of a running game like Vick does and a good defense. They give up random big plays on defense and bad clock management which is more along the lines of coaching issues. When you give up 100 yards rushing to rookie running back and 325 yards passing to a rookie QB in the SAME game there are some serious issues with defense, which cannot be blamed on Josh. Yes his play may be inconstant, but so is the whole team.

It’s hard to fit a square peg into a round hole. Not saying that he won’t eventually come around, but as for now, let him do what he does best. It’s not like we don’t have the receiving corp to make it happen.

If it’s done more frequently, then the only time we should see 8 men in the box against our offense is in obvious situations. Throwing deep would provide more room for Blount & Company to work.

Just to confirm, you are talking about the same Freeman that had the Bucs up 14 points against the Giants in the fourth quarter and then tied the game again at 34 after 58 minutes correct? And unless the satellite was on the fritz, there was a guy named Freeman who also walked off the field with the lead against the Skins the last time I saw the Bucs play. Is that the same Freeman that you are referring to post after post after post? I hope not. Because if so, you are certainly in the class of fan that Trent Dilfer was referring to yesterday when he talked about how dumb NFL fans have become. Times have really changed. Used to be the case that under the loss scenarios I just mentioned, the average 3 year old would see that the QB played well enough to win and the defense did not. Chicken Joe, here’s my conclusion, you either have no idea what you are watching, or you’re a really sophisticated two year old.

That doesn’t mean they can’t draft a QB to push him and co-develop, but who are they going to draft that steps in right away? Another read-option QB? Please, because Cam and RG3 aren’t exactly lighting it up. Where’s the Cam love now…dude sucks like I said he would.