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Who will we play next week??
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Who are you guys pulling for this weekend?
I think the Bucs will be in St L again this year. The Eagles have 1 victory this year against a playoff team. That was against the Bucs in the "irrelevant bowl" last Sunday night when their 3rd stringers beat the Buc's 3rd stringers.
These 2 teams (Bucs/Rams) seem to match up pretty well, I hope we get to see it!! -
i'm not really pulling for anybody (OK NOT the WHINERS!). I wanna see how things play out so we know what things look like. Although, i do see both home teams pulling it off and the two main streaks continue (GB at home and TB in the cold).Comment
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I think it will be Green bay!!!
They'll put San Fransisco to the sword especially playing at lambeau field and for us the fans, it would be a great contest next week watching two of the best QBs in the leaque airing it out!
It will be tough game at Philly but the Eagles will pull out the win.
OK I want the Eagles to beat Tampa, there a dangerous team!
Who ever we face will be READY!!!!!!!!!
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I voted for TB but hope its the Whiners. Beating them 3 times in one season would be sweet.Comment
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My humble opinion
The playoff scenario I favor would bring Tampa Bay back to St Louis. After we soundly thrash those “posers” 41-3, playing our backups in the entire 4th quarter, we would meet Green Bay.
Green Bay, coming off a “blizzard bowl” win in Chicago, 28-6 over the Bears, would be Rampaged in the first quarter of the conference championship, when Warner throws 3 touchdown passes to Holt, Bruce and Faulk. The Rams would go on to win a blow out 45-31 over Green Bay.
Next please?Comment
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I think we own the Whiners, I would love to see them one more time. However, I just don't see them beating the Packers. Hope I am wrong. I do not want to see #4 at GB in the playoffs. I do think we beat either team next week, I just don't want to chase #4 all over the field.
Reason why I won't call him by his name? Look at last weeks farce of a sack. Not blaming Strahan though.Comment
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Ok, considering when I saw this and looking at the wildcard match ups--Bucs are out of it, I couldn't be happier about that. So after Saturday's games, we have the Eagles v. Bears and Raiders v. Patriots next Saturday. So we will be playing the winner of one of today's games, so its the Whiners, Packers, Ravens, and Dolphins. I'm unfamiliar as to how the playoffs work but it's got to be an NFC team so it's got to be either the Whiners or Packers. I feel Packers would be the easier team to beat, but I just don't like the Packers. I just don't! I don't want them getting that far. So I have to say the Whiners are next. No worries there.:evil:Comment
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Wow, we have some good guessers on these forums. I was way off with my Tampa Bay guess. :o Congrats to everyone who guessed we'd play the Packers next!
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Anyone watching the Seattle, Bucs game? If the Bucs win, next weeks game won't really matter in terms of the playoffs.
So with that said, for one game, Go Bucs!-12-26-2010, 02:41 PM -
:shield: The Monday Night game versus the Bucs will be a true test for the rams. The Bucs D is not very consistent against the run anymore. With Mike putting in Marshall and Trung throughout the game this can give us an edge. The QB state for the Bucs has been not good , even with Brad Johnson. Warren Sapp is just a loud mouth. He needs to show up and shut that japp period. Grant and the Boys will give Brad a dose of Rampower. We cannot afford to lose to the Bucs especially with a divisional game against the *****. The ***** looked ok if not for Indy's turnovers. So just to get ourselves set for the playoffs every possesion is crucial. Kurt has looked not himself lately. I hope we can protect him better down the stretch. Monday is a big game and we need to have a good game. THE FIELD GOAL-11-25-2001, 06:18 PM
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...but they'll have me!
If you see a 5'7, 150 middle-aged guy in the stands wearing a white Todd Gurley jersey, that's me!
P.S. I can't tell you how much more pleasant it will be going to that game after a win, as opposed to what it would have been like if the Rams were blown out by the Seahawks!...-09-19-2016, 08:07 AM -
Published: Oct 16, 2004
TAMPA - There is no denying the Bucs are 1-4, but ask just about anyone in their locker room, and they'll tell you that record is not an accurate reflection of their ability and that they're eager to show it Monday against St. Louis.
``We are 1-4 in reality but this is a chance to prove that record is not indicative of the character of this team and that we're in fact better than that,'' DE Simeon Rice said.
Many Bucs said they want to prove that to the rest of the league, but some said it's more important to prove that to the players in their own locker room.
``Right now it's a matter of us proving to ourselves that we're better than 1-4,'' WR Charles Lee said. ``We know what kind of character we have in here and nobody is going to quit.''
QB Brian Griese isn't about to quit. Not when he suddenly has a chance to take the starting quarterback job away from the injured Chris Simms, but he said he's most concerned right now with keeping the Bucs on a winning track.
``This is a team that's very hungry and one that understands that we've let an opportunity slip away,'' said Griese, who will make his first start for the Bucs.
``We also understand that it's early in the season and that no matter what anybody says, no matter what injuries we might have, that we can get back into this and do something this season.''
MANY HAPPY RETURNS: Led by Torrie Cox, who ranks second in the NFC with a 26.2- yard kick return average, the Bucs have the fifth-best mark in the NFL.
The Bucs punt return team hasn't kept pace. That unit ranks 29th in the league with a 4.3-yard average, and the decision to replace injured returner Joey Galloway with Tim Brown seems to be one reason for the low rating.
Brown has stood back as the Bucs punt returner 11 times this season, but has only returned three punts, the longest for 8 yards. Brown has called for a fair catch on the others, a move that Coach Jon Gruden defended this week.
``In fairness to the punt returners, I have never seen guys punt the ball like they are punting it to us,'' Gruden said. ``Some of these are orbital, majestic blows and there is going to be no return.''
Still, Gruden admitted that the Bucs believe they can do better on punt returns and said it may not be long before they start working someone else there.
``We tried to get Michael Clayton to do that,'' Gruden said. ``He is not quite ready for that, although he will be in time. You need a great decision-maker and a sure-handed man back there.''
Cox is another possibility. Gruden said Friday that Cox has been working on returning punts and the Bucs may use him there if he proves capable of handling the ball without incident.
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