Comments on: Dominik’s Not “Very Good At His Job”

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 04:15:29 +0000

Shaun King wasn’t a particularly good QB.

Shaun King is a tad on the chubby side these days.

Shaun King is right about Mark Dominik.

24-40 is what the facts say.

By: Miguel El Magnifico

Miguel El Magnifico — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:28:08 +0000

@Joe

You should photo shop Shaun into a turban and put a crystal ball in front of him. Nothing infuriates the Amen Chorus more than Shaun kicking the Buc’s tires.

You should ride that horse as far as you can.

By: mark sneed

mark sneed — Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:26:08 +0000

When did Shaun King become this “expert”? I”ll give him the fact that he’s “one of only 3 Bucs quarterbacks to go to the NFC Championship game”, but he did it with one of the top 10 defenses in the history of the game (as determined by NFL Network). I don’t remember Shaun King being that great. And he played for (and was drafted by) Dungy, who could have cared less about offense. In fact, I remember shaun King being replaced by Brad Johnson. When he was inevitably cut by Gruden (who does know offensive talent), he couldn’t make a difference anywhere else.
I know everybody loves him because he’s from St. Pete, but I never did and don’t think he’s the “expert” that he thinks that he is.

By: Patrick

Patrick — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 21:26:36 +0000

Oh, how cute. All the Shaun King haters are all out in full force!

I think it’s pretty damn obvious that King is right about the secondary! Dominick has done a horrible job with the cornerbacks we have and has allowed the unit to continue the way it’s been since 2010!

You guys love Steve White’s opinions so much. Did he ever do anything noteworthy as an NFL player?

By: SilenceTheCritics

SilenceTheCritics — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 21:25:45 +0000

@Pewter_Power

I agree which is why I said Dom needs to be given another year at least. But I think 5 years into a rebuild is plenty of time to if nothing else, create a roster that can consistantly win. Doesnt have to be super bowls or even playoffs but a winning record is not to much to ask.

By: PRBucFan

PRBucFan — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 21:17:54 +0000

Dom need to go???

After the best draft and FA period we have seen in years Dom needs to go???

Bahahahaha funny stuff.

We are about to have one hell of an offseason. Buckle up

By: Pewter_Power

Pewter_Power — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 20:37:03 +0000

When Domonik took over this roster was bare. They had just started their rebuilding project. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither are Super Bowl winning teams.

By: OAR

OAR — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 20:29:05 +0000

I think we need to get rid of Dom and the whole coaching staff. Just clean house, and then we can let some of you ‘genius wanna-be GMs and coaches’ take over the Bucs organization. That way, we can go back to being the Tampa Bay Yucks! I really miss those days, not!

By: Tbuc

Tbuc — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 20:11:26 +0000

Silencethecritics, I couldn’t agree more. Freeman has done enough to win games he just seems to be the type of QB who needs a strong defense to ensure the leads. He’s not a elite level QB who can guide a offense to score at will, but I think he’s still good enough to win with. Yes, he has areas to improve in, but from what I’ve seen I’ve liked.

By: lightningbuc

lightningbuc — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 20:07:01 +0000

Never have understood how a GM can be a rock star without ever even making the playoffs, let alone winning some playoff games.

By: SilenceTheCritics

SilenceTheCritics — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 19:58:01 +0000

I remember those comebacks vividly and yes they were great. However, they were against very bad teams that we should of never been trailing behind in the first place which lessens the value of them in my opinion. Let’s see him do it against good teams then I will say they are true “Flashes”.

And if the Bucs had a QB that showed up from the beginning of games they would also be playing this weekend. You can’t blame it all on the defense and act like Josh has played great football when he hasent. We can use an some help in the secondary no doubt. But Freeman also needs to improve in A LOT of areas before we consider him even remotely close to a franchise QB or even a legimate winner.

By: Jonny 3.3

Jonny 3.3 — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 19:50:36 +0000

@McBuc: Those three names I brought up are just 3 examples of several. Good GMs, if they haven’t drafted someone of superstar caliber, at least draft several solid contributors in every draft.

Stop exaggerating Dom’s achievements by including guys like Barron, Clayborn and Bowers among the good players he has drafted. Barron and Bowers still need to show a lot before they are considered mediocre or good. While Clayborn has produced some during his rookie year, based on the way he plays, he does not seem to have a lot of upside and may very well end up like Greg Spires 2.0 which isn’t a bad thing, but not a good thing either.

McCoy, Williams, David and Martin look like the only solid contributors he has drafted thus far. For a team that is trying to rebuild, it is somewhat of a small number if you ask me. Fortunately, some more young guys like Barron and Bowers may step up their game and improve Dom’s resume, but until that happens, he is a mediocre GM at best.