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Kellen Winslow

So ends the season, one of the most disappointing in team history. THE GOOD It’s over.  It’s blessedly, mercifully over.  Ten straight losses, five straight blowouts, and the end of a sixteen week torture session.  Rejoice fans, you get a whole eight months without having to watch Jeremy Trueblood whiff on blocks, Kellen Winslow draw …

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The Good, Bad, & Ugly – Only two weeks to go

by Erik Sabol on December 18, 2011

The Good General manager Mark Dominik has absolutely nailed some rookie acquisitions over the last couple seasons.  Mike Williams in the fourth round has already paid for itself; ditto Preston Parker.  Undrafted running back LeGarrette Blount is on his way to being one of the greatest Buccaneer runners ever, and Cody Grimm is proving to …

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The Good, Bad, & Ugly – Saints @ Bucs

by Erik Sabol on October 17, 2011

What a difference a week makes.  Seven days after the worst loss in team history, the Buccaneers defended Raymond James Stadium against the surging Saints.  They sent the fleur-de-lis back to New Orleans with a division loss and a maimed coach, earning the first quality win of the Raheem Morris era. THE GOOD Welcome back, …

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Quick Look: Bucs vs. Falcons

by Roland Johnson on September 22, 2011

FALCONS: QB Matt Ryan has won past 5 starts vs. TB. Has won 7 of past 8 starts vs. division. In his career, has posted 100+ rating 16 times & Falcons are 16-0. Had career-high 4 TD passes last week…In past 4 meetings, RB Michael Turner has rushed for 380 yards (95 per game) & …

Fantasy football has become a religion. Not the kind where people go to a place of worship just on the holidays, but an every-week commitment. Rather than studying bible verses, we study cheat sheets, expert mock drafts, and player projections. We make friends with leaders in the league in hopes they will be late-season trade …

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Good, Bad & The Ugly: Week 14 Redskins

by Staff Report on December 12, 2010

On the road, under the rain soaked skies at RFK Stadium, behind a porous first half defense and a sub par offense the Tampa Bay Buccaneers managed to right the ship in the second half. Trailing most of the game, second year quarterback Josh Freeman managed to bring the Bucs back late in the fourth …

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Sunday Bucs Fodder

by Staff Report on October 17, 2010

With Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie receiver Mike Williams ailing with what head coach Raheem Morris described as a ‘little foot issue” this week. The Bucs passing game might be channeled through tight end KellenWinslow, who leads all pass catchers with 11 third down catch conversions. Williams who practiced Friday, is listed as questionable and will …

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Sunday Morning Slant: Bucs @ Panthers

by Staff Report on September 19, 2010

This will be a weekly post, containing news from around the web on game days revolving around the Bucs and, of course the team they are playing that Sunday. To kick off this Sunday’s edition: It’s worth noting that the three lowest spending teams in the NFL, in an uncapped season were all victorious on …

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Bucs Improvement Rest On Freeman’s Shoulders

by Staff Report on July 4, 2010

In an article that appeared in the St. Petersburg Times, today, Times Staff Writer, Stephen Holder opines that the five key players to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers improvement for the 2010 season are Tanard Jackson, Kellen Winslow, Aqib Talib, Cadillac Williams and Donald Penn ostensibly Holder doesn’t feel like the play of quarterback Josh Freeman …

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Bucs Receiving Corps Ranks 29th

by Staff Report on May 10, 2010

So what does Jason Cole of YahooSports.com think of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiving corps? Well, folks it’s not pretty. Out of thirty-two teams, Cole ranked the Bucs 29th. The old NFL formula for winning, used to be a dominant rushing attack, augmented by a  stout defense and a quarterback who could manage the game. …