With the epic saga of Albert Haynesworth and where he will ultimately land along with what team was willing to back a brinks truck up and freely allow him to fleece their franchise finally over. With the Synder lead Redskins winning out in the end with a 7 year $100 million contract that could grow …
From the monthly archives:
February 2009
With all the reports hitting the world wide web over the last 72 hours, speculating that the agent for Albert Haynesworth, Chad Speck was seen having dinner with Daniel Snyder the owner of the Washington Redskins, could there truly be a deal already in place? Well this follower of pertinent news believes so. In fact …
Amid an avalanche of speculation, with absolutely no founded truth or credible sources, there has been a flurry of rumor mongering over the last 24 hours that the Buccaneers brain trust, has been in contact with their counter part from Superbowl 37, The Oakland Raiders that could have the Bucs acquiring oft-injured running back Michael …
Recently franchised tagged receiver Antonio Bryant, officially excepted the 9.8 million dollar tag according to the Tampa Tribune, sighting that Lamont Smith, the agent for Bryant sent a text message confirming his client has signed the the deal. Bryant who had 83 receptions for 1,248 yards an 7 touchdowns last season was hoping to land …
Mike Klis, of the Denverpost.com is reporting that the Denver Broncos are targeting both Buccaneers receiver Michael Clayton & cornerback Phillip Buchanon as potential free agent pickups. Klis stating not that Buchanon will come cheap, but rather the other options are too pricey for the limited amount of cap space the Broncos have this coming …
While one of Bucs Centrals’ blogging brethren can’t make heads or tails of why Warrick Dunn was released even though he was a productive back last season. The first reason is, Dunn no longer hits the hole with much aggression, he dances or in his case prefers to spin behind the line before turning north …
With reports surfacing that the NFL will bump the cap by nearly $4 million from $123 million to $127 million in 2009, the Buccaneers are flush with nearly $70 million in available cap room with the start of free agency looming. The team used what many describe as the LTBE loophole, to roll unused money …
Derrick Brooks, has stated he will speak to the media on Thursday regarding his release. It is not clear if the decision by the Bucs to cut Brooks, will lead him to finally hang up his cleats, but my guess is that he is kicking the idea around with his family rather then up rooting …
Pat Yasinskas, the ESPN.com beat writer for the NFC South, was on live radio today with The Fabulous Sports Babe on ESPN 1040 AM, discussing among other things the direction the Buccaneers are believed to be headed regarding free agency. Yasinskas disagrees with the stance that Peter King is taking about the Bucs not being …
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