Comments on: Bucs Dramatic Win Blindsides Peter King

By: Buc Fan #237

Buc Fan #237 — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 16:12:06 +0000

That’s because Joe likes both Kings for the same reason. Shaun and Peter King love reactions.

By: GTS

GTS — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 14:03:29 +0000

King rates and reviews teams based on how well they feed him when he visits their facilities. King is like a sideshow comic when it comes to football.

By: CannuckBuc

CannuckBuc — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:44:49 +0000

Hey Joe
I don’t understand your obsession with this guy.He isn’t very smart ,he makes crazy comments just to get people talking about his oppinions,that are quite often are way off base.Yet every week you bring this poor excuse of a sports writer to our GREAT web site.I think maybe he’s family and your trying to help him out lol.Love the site just don’t understand your obsession.

By: Lead

Lead — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 13:31:15 +0000

This King dude has nothing good to say. I don’t even listen to him. I know freeman is having problems with short intermediate routes but actually you see most of the times that the receivers always acknowledge they are running the wrong routes . its nt like freeman always have the perfect pocket. Most times against the vikes he was hit hard while throwing the ball. i thinki the right side of the offensive line improves and he has more time then he can reset his foot and be able to complete those passes

By: Bobby

Bobby — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:55:46 +0000

By the way, Peter King is a complete moron for that comment. Get the yardage the way ‘your grandfather’ did it?? How stupid is that? Last time I checked good RB’s still go in the first round and I’m just guessing but I suppose that’s because teams still value a good running game….just like grandpa did. Some of these guys set the journalistic bar low for sports writers.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:50:34 +0000

No….those throws WERE on the O-line and if you watched the game and listened or knew a thing about football you’d know that. Every commentator said that the reason Freeman’s throws hit the DE was because Dotson failed to execute the cut block so the DE had to drop his arms. The play is designed to throw right over the top of that block. If the block isn’t executed properly then I don’t care if it’s Aaron Rogers or Josh Freeman, the ball is going to hit the DE when he’s still standing.

By: Buc Fan #237

Buc Fan #237 — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:33:02 +0000

I am a big Gruden fan, but Jonney3.3 (are you Gruden?), I do recall that Caddy, as a rookie, was ran way too much for a rookie in his first season. As noted above about his foot injury.

The reason why Blount doesnt get more runs, even against Minnesota, is because he is terrible at consistently hitting the hole. He is not a good, dependable RB. He needs holes the size of the Grand Canyon to get him to the second level. When it comes time to close out a game, Blount has proven that he cant keep drives going. However, Martin has showed he can at least get 3. I do wish we had an Alstott type back with a bruising lead blocker to run up the gut.

Speaking of lead blocker… did anyone notice how well Lorig did Thursday night? Mike Mayock gave him quite a bit of credit.

By: ramdog

ramdog — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 11:57:07 +0000

King is a douche bag. Freeman is not the most accurate passer but when he is on his game he is clutch see 9 min drive & third and long conversions at pivotal time in the game, and he doesn’t turn the ball over. Isn’t that what matters? His deep and intermediate ball is usually accurate evidenced by the high average yards per completion. Funny thing Ponder was actually more accurate than Freeman did that help him Peter?

Has anyone noticed how well the offensive line has played lately? Freeman has a good amount of time and little pressure. Kudos to Dominik and the coaching staff. Pretty gutsy move using a former College Basketball player to replace the human sieve Jeremy Trueblood. Also the move of Meredith inside to replace Larsen was a master stroke. The staff learns and adapts which to me is what makes them impressive.

By: Ian_620WDAE

Ian_620WDAE — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 22:37:12 +0000

actually Jonny 3.3 Caddy had a severe foot injury his rookie year and missed I believe 3 games from the direct result of Gruden over using him at the start of his NFL career.

If I remember correctly he hurt the foot in a home game against the Bills and instead of rest he played through it and made it worse.

By: Jonny 3.3

Jonny 3.3 — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 20:51:04 +0000

@McBuc: No they are on Freeman. He is a tall guy and the release point on those throws is around 5ft. I am sure Sully will coach Freeman up on those short passes though.

By: Jonny 3.3

Jonny 3.3 — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 20:48:16 +0000

@Buc fan #237: You’re such a moron. It wasn’t heavy work load that brought the first major injury to Caddy. It was a hard hit from Panthers’ safety Chris Harris which made Cadillac land awkwardly on his knee.

By: McBuc

McBuc — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 20:25:12 +0000

76Buc…Thise deflected passes go to the OL.