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Week 2 BuccaneersLocker.com Props Contest

Blogged under Contests, Front Page by admin on Tuesday 12 September 2006 at 10:37 pm

BuccaneersLocker.com is proud to announce our new weekly Props Contest. You won’t find Props like these anywhere else on the web, so bring you’re A game. Good luck!

Here are the 3 Props this week:

  1. How many total sacks for the game, both teams included?
  2. Who from either team will score the first touchdown of the game?
  3. How many total penalty yards for the game, both teams included?

How To Enter
Entering is as easy as becoming a registered member of BuccaneersLocker.com and posting your picks in this thread. Just register, click the comments link below this post and enter your picks. Be sure you number them exactly as above.

What You Win
The top closest pick gets a $10 free betting account with our sponsor SuperiorBook. The member with the most wins at the end of the season will win a new video Ipod, so get in the contest now.

If you want to bet on these props right now, click here.

You are only allowed one entry per week per site in the BlogLocker.com network.

Rookie OL out till week #5

Blogged under Bloglockers, Front Page, Injury Reports by ravenhater on Tuesday 12 September 2006 at 7:58 pm

1st round pick Davin Joseph (OG), who was projected to be a starter, will miss the first four weeks of the season with a knee injury.  This will hurt the running game and it showed last Sunday.

Bucs thoroughly dismantled by Ravens 27-0 at home!

Blogged under Bloglockers, Front Page by ravenhater on Monday 11 September 2006 at 5:02 pm

The Bucs looked absolutely horrible on offense.  The Ravens decided early on that Cadillac Williams was not going to beat them.  The Ravens defense then looked like sharks that smelled blood in the water when they forced Chris Simms to pass the ball.  Simms completed 17 of 29 (58.6%) of his passes for 133 yards and 3 interceptions!  Gruden yanked him in the 4th quarter and he threw rookie Bruce Gradkowski to the wolves.  Gradkowski quickly found out that the NFL defenses are a little tougher than the MAC defenses he played against in college.  Gradkowski completed 1 of 5 passes for 4 yards.  RB Cadillac Williams looked like he was left in the garage as he only carried the ball 8 times for 22 yards (2.8 ypc) and caught 5 passes for 25 yards.

The defense actually did play that bad when you look at the numbers, but the offense kept putting the D in bad situations.  CB Ronde Barber and LB Derrick Brooks each had 11 tackles.  The Bucs held the Ravens to an average of 3.0 yards per carry (34-103).  The Ravens completed 63% of their passes for 168 net yards thru the air.

I hope Gruden learned something from yesterday’s debacle!

Blogged under General Buccaneers Talk by johnnychamp on Monday 11 September 2006 at 8:19 am

I think the big mistake Coach Gruden made was not to play his starters long enough in pre-season games.  This play one series then all the starters are out in favor of viewing the young players is what cost the Bucs so dearly in their first game and led to their crushing defeat at the hands of the Ravens.

The starters were just too rusty, and out of synch because of lack of playing time in actual game conditions.  They were just never able to get on track.  Practice squad activity is not the same as game conditions.

Coach, I hope you learned something from this and don’t make the same mistake next pre-season.  Play your starters for at least one full quarter, if not the entire first half.

David Boston cut

Blogged under Bloglockers, Front Page by ravenhater on Saturday 9 September 2006 at 5:26 pm

David Boston was cut, but no reason was given why yet.  This is a surprising development due to how well Boston played in the pre-season, making the team out of nowhere.  Rookie WR Maurice Stovall will move up the depth chart due to this move.

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