Can the Bucs win their Division?
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Matt Bryant is a nice kicker
but the Team MVP? No way. That goes to LB Barrett Ruud, IMO. Road games are always tough in the NFL, no matter who you play. I do wish they’d try to take some deep shots a little more often, if for nothing else than to keep the secondary honest and out of that 15 yard region in the middle of the field a little bit more, but the Bucs haven’t exactly been trotting out Jerry Rice and John Taylor. Antonio Bryant has emerged as a big time player in this offense, but aside from him, where’s the home run threat? Joey’s been out for most of the year. Hopefully he’s healed and ready to burn some guys deep.
Cannons... fire them.
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by Craig T on
Nov 8, 2008 8:06 PM EST
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They've got a good shot
What the Saints and Falcons lack is a stellar defense, and I think that will be the difference maker this year.
by Dave the Falconer on
Nov 9, 2008 1:22 AM EST
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Carolina looks like the best team in the division right now.
We already won the first head to head. December 8th at Carolina will go a long way in determining who wins the NFC South. The Bucs have some easy games (as easy as they can get in the NFL) Saints, Lions, Chargers?, Raiders. The Panthers have two of those teams, Lions and Saints. Overall, the Panthers have a little tougher schedule down the stretch. It could easily come down to a tie or a one game lead for the Panthers. That’s why its imperative that we beat them on December 8th.
Also… Falcons?!
by kurby on
Nov 10, 2008 10:39 AM EST
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Funny thing about the Falcons
The dirty-birds were predicted nearly universally to be the worst team in the NFL this year. I stated that if the Falcons won the NFC south this year that I would permanently stop being a fan of the NFL. There is a vast difference between parity, where every team has a chance to be competitive from one year to the next, and uniformity, where the only difference between whether a team finishes first or last in their division is how many of the team’s regular starters are either hurt, missing, or aren’t good enough to do thier jobs anymore.
by kericr on
Nov 10, 2008 12:07 PM EST
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Keep in mind
That Bobby Petrino might just have been that bad as a coach.
by Dave the Falconer on
Nov 10, 2008 5:53 PM EST
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COACH PETRINO
Obviously had talented players but didnt have the skills to use the players. As the stats this year indicates.
by stixx692001 on
Nov 15, 2008 3:07 AM EST
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