Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Greg Olson confirmed, that the Bucs, did in fact hire former Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt to be Josh Freeman’s new quarterbacks coach. Olson speaking publicly for the first time, since news broke that the Bucs hired Van Pelt with Ira Kaufman, of the Tampa Tribune Tuesday seemed …
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The lure of big time college football and job security wasn’t enough to woo, Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Greg Olson to USC. Olson recently talked to Lane Kiffin and his father, Monte, about the vacant offensive coordinator post at USC, reports Tom Deinhart of Rivals.com. The turn off, was that Olson wouldn’t necessarily be …
With all the hoopla surrounding quarterback Josh Freeman and what he needs to do, to improve as he heads in to his sophomore season. What’s being inevitably lost, is what the team needs to do as a whole to ensure Freeman has a remote chance at succeeding on Sunday’s.
Ultimately it’s up to Freeman, but he …
With the Senior Bowl kicking off today, there’s word trickling out of Mobile, Alabama that Raheem Morris is in deep discussions with current Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker coach Joe Barry about persuading him to remain with the team rather then except an offer by newly named Tennessee Volunteers coach Derek Dooley to become the Vols …
Mounting speculation was that current Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Greg Olson would once again, be pulling double duty in 2010 as both the teams offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. But that just wont be the case according to the Pewter Report Staff who caught up with head coach Raheem Morris at East West Shrine …
Whirlwind day continues to get stranger at One Buc Place. Hours after the demotion of defensive coordinator Jim Bates, the Buccaneers have now extended offensive coordinator Greg Olson. Olson has guided the Bucs to a 29th overall ranking in total offense. The team is averaging 16.4 points per game, 100.7 rushing yards per game and …
In a column penned by Anwar S. Richardson, of the Tampa Tribune. Deep within the bowels of One Buc Place, the finger pointing has begun. Not from one, but from two offensive players. Both Cadillac Williams an inspirational leader and Pro-bowler Davin Joseph have publicly voiced their displeasure over the teams 0-dash-4 start and …
It’s ugly. There’s no argument and there’s no way around it. And since a tough schedule suggests it’s only going to get uglier, there’s only one way to absolve the catastrophe that is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers under center.
You guessed it: Human sacrifice.
It’s time for change. It’s time for the future of the franchise to start …
Whether it was the right time or not to fire Tampa Bay’s offensive
coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski, and promote QB’s coach Greg Olson to offensive coordinator will never be known, the simply fact of the matter is head coach Raheem Morris seems pleased with the early returns on what many criticized as a shocking move ten days …
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