Comments on: Will The “Win-Now Coach” Tolerate Freeman?

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 06:00:42 +0000

There isn’t anyone at one buc place that knows what they are doing.

Joe would suggest Bob Bostad and Bryan Cox are doing yeoman's work.

By: Eric

Eric — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 04:12:03 +0000

This all started when the Glazers decided they knew more about pro football than Jon Gruden and Bruce Allen.

Been one bad decision after another since then. Look at the record.

There isn’t anyone at one buc place that knows what they are doing.

By: PRBucFan

PRBucFan — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:54:20 +0000

I guess if any fanbase is ready for the bumpy ride its ours. It can’t always be like this, eventually things will have to look up

By: Hawaiian Buc

Hawaiian Buc — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:45:55 +0000

Yes it has. I’m not a happy camper right now.

By: PRBucFan

PRBucFan — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:41:24 +0000

You can tell that the direction the team has taken has got you in a particularly bad mood Hawaiian lol.

By: Hawaiian Buc

Hawaiian Buc — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:21:26 +0000

“Yes “Hawaiin Buc”, I believe the Chiefs would give up their 1st rounder for Gosh and maybe we throw in Blount to seal the deal.”

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Then you should be committed. Blount won’t be under contract, so you can’t include him. This is the problem with uneducated fans, they don’t understand what is possible and what is not. You have no concept of contracts, trade value, or talent. You will not find one credible analyst or scout that would even bring this possibility up. You know why? Because it’s about as likely as the Chiefs trading for me to be their next QB. At this point, I have no problem with us going in a different direction, but at least bring up a real scenario that has some chance of happening. KC is probably the last team in the league that would make that trade anyway. Think about what you type before you type it.

By: Hawaiian Buc

Hawaiian Buc — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:16:54 +0000

Did you just quote Jon Gruden? The guy who loves every single player in the NFL, until he actually coaches them. You are such a joke Miguel, and you make yourself look worse with every post. So you think a guy with a career 57% completion percentage is accurate? You think it’s going to go up in the pros? Every scout knows he has accuracy issues. That’s common knowledge. That is to everyone but you and Gruden.

Read Gruden’s comment again. “The strength of his game is throwing the football.” Isn’t he a QB? Typically that is their strength. “He can even make audibles”. Amazing. He may just be the first QB to ever be able to make audibles. Exactly how many great pro QB’s has Petrino had? He’s had more mistresses than pro QB’s.

As for learning behind Brady, how did that work out for Matt Cassell? Get off Mallett’s nuts, because he’s not coming to Tampa. You know nothing about football. Half of your comments are so asinine, they’re not even worth arguing about. Only out of trying to forget about that horrid display of football I watched today do I even bother.

By: Rob

Rob — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 03:14:08 +0000

Yes “Hawaiin Buc”, I believe the Chiefs would give up their 1st rounder for Gosh and maybe we throw in Blount to seal the deal. Gosh has some good tape which KC may feel comfortable enough to deal for him. We cannot keep Gosh and we may have to settle for whatever pick or picks we can get to rid our team of his sorry ass. I would rather watch a rookie make rookie mistakes than watch Gosh lose game after game for us. He will never be good enough to win the division let alone a Super Bowl. Start the qb rebuilding process with a qb who us accurate, not Gosh. Go Bucs!

By: Miguel El Magnifico

Miguel El Magnifico — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 02:40:49 +0000

“Mallett is a junior pocket passer with a very good arm. He can hum it. He has physical traits that are rare — almost 6-foot-7 with a big frame. He throws with touch, anticipation and accuracy. The strength of his game is throwing the football. He’s a good play-action quarterback and ball handler and he’s played in a pro-style offense under Bobby Petrino. You see Mallett under center and in the shotgun. He can even make audibles. He’s asked to do a lot, to execute a lot of football much like he will be asked in the NFL. But I know he’s going to be coachable because Petrino is hard on his quarterbacks and very demanding, rightfully so. I like the environment this guy is coming from”………Jon Gruden

Now he’s 2 years older with very little wear and tear, and has learned behind one of the best QB’s in history. He wouldn’t cost much either.

The Patriots might showcase him this week against the Jaguars. The Pat’s only have 5 draft picks next April.

By: PRBucFan

PRBucFan — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 02:32:22 +0000

You guys say “who is better”???
My question as someone stated earlier today at this point
Who is worse???

By: Kevin

Kevin — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 02:25:04 +0000

I’m telling you all to relax. What did you expect this year? This team has been cheap for how many years until this year? Starting Pro Bowlers Davin Joseph and Carl Nicks gone.

You have to throw out last year, Freeman did not have any coaching last year to aid in his development. This year is his first year in a new system. Everyone acts as though this kid has been starting every game for four years in the same system, same coaches, and same receivers.

How many of you piss and moan at your job every time there is a change in policy, change in supervisor or even a relocation of a piece of work equipment?

Don’t get me wrong, I’m pulling my hair out and want to vomit at some of Freemans decisions! But you can’t make a logical decision on Freeman until the end of next year. A 6-10 season, that’s about what we should of expected. But they played so much better than we ever expected and that’s why we are so upset! Stay the course, take care of business, Don’t panic! Go Bucs!!!

By: Miguel El Magnifico

Miguel El Magnifico — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 01:47:55 +0000

Not if Gosh kept his injury a secret because he’s such a warrior.

I love you too, Hawaiian.