This first entry will simply an introduction to me.

I've been a football fan since I was about ten years old. The first time I watched football was on a hot October afternoon at my grandfather's house. He taught me some things about football as the game went on, and my mom filled in the rest. By the end of 2002, I understood how football worked, in a rudimentary sense. In 2006, I actually played pads-and-helmets ball for the first time, and really understood how the game worked after that. What it means to be the guy with some pressures.

I've been a Gator fan since 2006. That was my first real exposure to college football. The first game I watched was the LSU-Florida game that year. In that game, this kid named Tim Tebow threw a wacky touchdown pass. I was enthralled by this guy. He was a backup of sorts, playing almost like a third down QB. I liked his unusual style. So, I can rightfully say I was a fan of Tebow before everyone was heaping all the praises on him.

Now that I've told you these pressing details, I will go over my views of the Buccaneers organization as it stands. Firstly, I am part of the RAHEEM MUST GO camp,( EDITED FOR CONTENT).  I didn't agree with firing Gruden last year, because although he wasn't getting us to the playoffs, I had sneaking suspicions that the real problems were under the surface, and had more to do with Monte leaving than a lack of talent. I think the problems now consist of Raheem being completely unable to control his team, and that he has no business mind at all–why else would he get rid of the team leader, Derrick Brooks? A guy with a track record. So what if he's old. You have to have a mentor, and now all the Bucs have is the good, though somewhat reserved Ronde Barber. Ronde may be a good guy, but he's just not that outspoken. Raheem clearly thinks that Ronde WILL be outspoken, but it never happens.

The next fault I see is the fellow I like to call Jawsh Fweeman. I call him this because in my view, Freeman is little more than a kid with no ambitions and minimal talent. As much as I'd like him to be good, the facts do not support this idea. Freeman is another brick in the wall along with the likes of Carson Palmer and Tim Couch. Fact is, going over his college highlights, nothing suggested so much as a fourth-round quarterback pick. Even in college, he was a time-waster, didn't really try to get rid of the ball, tended to make mental errors, and so on. Also, he wanted so badly to be Vince Young, but the facts are he isn't Vince. I'm already predicting 0-16, even if it is a bit premature, because really, I don't see a way up or out for the Bucs, I just see bad things in the immediate future.