Wow. That didn't take long. Leftwich had 2 good starts and then an awful start when the entire team was shut down. Johnson comes in and goes 4/10 for 36 yards and they make a change? I hope Morris shows more patience when Freeman finally gets his chance.Per Morris PC on ESPN
pregunta buena.did anyone watch bryant specifically to see how his endurance was yesterday?Bump Bryant??
Why? I can't think of any reason to bump Bryant other than unrelated health improvements. Leftwich throws a very good deep ball and has proven that he can produce fantasy wise in the NFL. Johnson has a total of 10 passes in his NFL career seeing his first ever action yesterday. Why would this information bump Bryant?two_dollars said:Bump Bryant??
As with many coaching staffs, they overestimated the team's ability to compete this year and went with the guy who gave them the best chance to win this year rather than someone with the best chance to develop.I went and checked out the Bucs message board and the fans there are thrilled with the move. In a nut shell, they think rebuilding should start now and that they wanted Johnson to get a shot before the reigns where passed from Leftwich to Freeman, bypassing Johnson. I guess it makes sense in that light. If the Bucs wait for another 5-7 weeks and then start Freeman, they never really get a look at Johnson who has shown some potential.
EDIT to add: Of course this begs the question, why bring in Leftwich in first place if this is the plan?
I don't agree with that, I think it was a fine decision on Tampa's part to go into the season and try to win now, just look at Miami last season and Pennington vs. Henne. Now, we're 3 weeks deep, it's evident they can't compete, so might as well look toward the future, good timing on the move imho.As with many coaching staffs, they overestimated the team's ability to compete this year and went with the guy who gave them the best chance to win this year rather than someone with the best chance to develop.I went and checked out the Bucs message board and the fans there are thrilled with the move. In a nut shell, they think rebuilding should start now and that they wanted Johnson to get a shot before the reigns where passed from Leftwich to Freeman, bypassing Johnson. I guess it makes sense in that light. If the Bucs wait for another 5-7 weeks and then start Freeman, they never really get a look at Johnson who has shown some potential.
EDIT to add: Of course this begs the question, why bring in Leftwich in first place if this is the plan?
I'm trying to figure out where it is that we don't agree . . .I don't agree with that, I think it was a fine decision on Tampa's part to go into the season and try to win now, just look at Miami last season and Pennington vs. Henne. Now, we're 3 weeks deep, it's evident they can't compete, so might as well look toward the future, good timing on the move imho.As with many coaching staffs, they overestimated the team's ability to compete this year and went with the guy who gave them the best chance to win this year rather than someone with the best chance to develop.I went and checked out the Bucs message board and the fans there are thrilled with the move. In a nut shell, they think rebuilding should start now and that they wanted Johnson to get a shot before the reigns where passed from Leftwich to Freeman, bypassing Johnson. I guess it makes sense in that light. If the Bucs wait for another 5-7 weeks and then start Freeman, they never really get a look at Johnson who has shown some potential.
EDIT to add: Of course this begs the question, why bring in Leftwich in first place if this is the plan?
You got a mouse in your pocket?Johnson has the best chance to succeed in Tampa. 1%.
Great #'s in college and he can throw it. Good thing because that D sucks now.
I'd like to see Freeman in there though when my (Jets) D comes to town. We are going to hurt them bad.