Do you think Grise (sp?) can be your starting QB going forward for the next half-decade?

Div-IAA QB Josh Johnson’s hands. Gruden loves the guys football I.Q., accuracy, and mobility. He looked good in the Pre-Season, but that was the Pre-Season. He’s currently on the sidelines with clipboard in hand as old men rivers in Griese and Garcia finish out their careers.

Barring injury, i think Griese and/or Garcia start for the Bucs next season, but JJ may up end them to finish the year….

The future is truly unknown though at the Quarterback position so long as Gruden is at the helm…

He had an awesome rookie year, then just sort of disappeared. Was it the injuries, or was it something else? Same deal with Michael Clayton.

is the starter at RB, Earnest Graham moved over to FB this past weekend and with B.J. Askew in no shape to return it appears Graham will serve as the team’s FB for a second week in a row… The RB situation this year has been a joy to watch as both rushers have averaged over 5 yards a carry. Initially we thought the addition of Warrick Dunn was based on nostalgia reasons, but he has been very productive…

Caddy is a year removed from destroying ligaments in his knee. The Bucs are currently in a precautionary period with Cadillac. He just got off the PUP List (this week) and the Bucs have 3 weeks to include him in team practices and another three weeks after he begins to practice to determine whether to keep him on the active roster…. Barring injuries i think the Bucs will let Caddy sit this season out, as the production thus far at RB has been more than sufficient…

there’s talks of Galloway coming back this week, something about wanting to play against his previous employer (ugh). I think he will return, but hope its because he’s ready and not because he wants to beat on the Seahawks. He’s earned the right to take it slowly though as much as it pains the fan base and his coaches Galloway would be a great addition to the Receiving Corps, although he’s susceptible to injury at this point in his career, he is still the fastest and most capable WR we have… He’s sorely missed.

Garcia will certainly start, Griese has yet to practice since the hit against Denver. Once he returns, so long as Garcia puts ’W’s in the win column, Griese will sit the bench

in certain designated areas. I know you can’t smoke on the lower levels, but I’m pretty certain you can smoke on the third levels deck….

Hard liquor is also sold in Raymond James Stadium not to the general public however only those in the luxury suites and club seats can purchase hard liquor. A year ago the liquor sale attempted to go stadium wide, but the city shut it down for obvious reasons…

to wear velcro cleats, not so much to avoid tripping over untied shoelaces, its more in place to avoid long game stoppages due to the inability to completely tie their shoes due to old age

i don’t know the first thing about your Corners or Safety’s… I can tell you about ours however and how about you fill me in on whether yours compare:

Our Corners:

Ronde Barber: Despite his age he still delivers one of the hardest hits on the team. He has been susceptible to the big play this season. There’s three or four plays in which he slipped or fell and allowed his receiver to have a huge touchdown reception or gain tons of yardage. He has a sack on the season, has caused several fumbles, and as of late has cleaned up his act in turns of giving up splash plays…

Phillip Buchanon: He’s got great ball instincts and returned a tipped pass for a touchdown earlier in the season. For the most part he holds his own, especially when he drops into zone coverage, but in man coverage he tends to give the receiver too much of a cushion. He has turned in the better play for us at Corner thus far

Aqib Talib: our 1st round draft pick has been fun to watch. He got beat by the Saints in his first play and game of the season, but since then he has been as good as advertised. He has an interception and enjoys separating the Receiver from the ball. He’s far from lockdown, but he appears to be a stud in the future

Our Safetys:

This is actually our strongest and deepest position.

Jermaine Phillips: Is the hardest hitter on the team and he’s always looking to strip the ball. He has an interception and fumble recovery on the season. He’s above average in pursuit of the ball and batting down passes

Tanard Jackson: Probably the MVP of the secondary. He intercepts passes and rivals Phillips in the hardest hitter department. He’s only in his second season and he’s going to be scary good

Sabby Piscitelli: Is the feel good story of the year. He hurt his leg in his Rookie season last year and missed the majority of the season. This year he’s stepped in on nickel packages and has an interception to his name. He’s got a nose for the ball and can deliver the hard hit when need be. He’s been compared to John Lynch, but he’s got a lot to prove in order to make Bucs fans a believer in that comparison. He contributes on special teams as well and has caused a forced fumble in that role

so lets hear it for your side??