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aside from screens, Tampa can't pass AT ALL. disgraceful if we lose this one.

Freeman is a slow, lumbering piece of shit.

Suzy Kolber needs to be put out to pasture as well.

My bad. He had a 100-yard game vs the Giants his rookie year.

Jesus Christ. That's totally unacceptable. Only a crappy Tampa team made those numbers look better than they really are.

I don't have the stats in front of me so I could be wrong, but it seems like we almost always suck in the first quarter. Takes us forever to get going.

So, in light of what Cruz and Nicks did to the TB secondary, is this the week Dez notches his first 100-yard game?

Oh God. Let's not turn this into a Jackie Smith "what if?" situation.

http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/2012/wk3.html Looks like I can pull in the Dallas game from Baltimore if I get the rabbit ears out.

The Seahawk unis are especially horrendous in HD.

I never bashed the Bucs for what they did. They were still within one score of tying the game. But "keepaway" is a strategy.

But they're still "dead" plays. Instead of competing by returning the ball, they're waving a white flag. If the point of the fair catch is to avoid injury, the same can be said of a QB taking a knee. Of course there is. It's called WINNING. Doing everything you can to avoid a turnover in a...

No more fair catches on punts. No more kneeling in the end zone on kickoffs. The list is endless.

When the game is in the bag, I don't see the point. Ditto the stupidity of us passing with 30 seconds left in the Seahawks game. Red is lucky that Miles or Dez didn't tear an ACL in that garbage time situation.

Nice way to get someone hurt, or risk a turnover, unnecessarily. Hey, while we're at it, let's stop QBs from spiking the ball to stop the clock.

Jesus will return to judge the living and the dead before Johnson makes it to the field.

Again, just because I prefer Seattle's situation doesn't mean I think Tampa is dogshit. But beating them this Sunday won't tell us if we've legitimately turned the corner or not. Hell, we beat the Bears, Packers, and the Gmen twice in 2007, yet it turned out to be a mirage.

If the Saints keep unraveling, you may be right.

Seattle is only two years removed from the playoffs, and many prognosticators had them as a wildcard team next January. I think most GMs would take their roster over Tampa's. If Tampa had an elite QB, that might change some minds.