Clayton plans to "take it out on the Bucs" if cut.

[lowlife]

I think he's done enough to this team.

[Tebowmania 25]

Honestly, Clayton would be a better Buccaneer if he WAS on the other team. He'd be like our 12th man on defense.

+1

[JavaBuc]

What a difference between that loser and a class act like John Lynch.   The Bucs got rid of Lynch and he had nothing but good things to say about the Bucs.    They haven't even gotten rid of Clayton yet and he's already threatening to "take it out on the Bucs" if he's cut.   What a gutless loser.

[Detrimental]

What a difference between that loser and a class act like John Lynch. The Bucs got rid of Lynch and he had nothing but good things to say about the Bucs. They haven't even gotten rid of Clayton yet and he's already threatening to "take it out on the Bucs" if he's cut. What a gutless loser.

Gruden draft pick, LOL!

[JavaBuc]

When Gruden drafted him, he was pretty good.  Hell, he was runner up for rookie of the year.   By the time Heemy and Mickey took over the team, Clayton was a proven loser - yet they signed him to a huge contract.   It's pretty obvious who the fool was, and it wasn't Gruden.

To re-sign this idiot to a big contract was so foolish,  it was bordering on criminal.

[dbucfan]

Does he think the Canadian Football League or the Arena League plays the NFL teams at some point?  His buccaneer/NFL career is almost over...

[PreferNFL2010]

Not much to add here...most has been correctly stated.

MC80 is what he is.....and that ain't much.

Another punk-azzed nothing IMO.

[PreferNFL2010]

Java

To be fair, Clayton was on the slide while Gruden was still here.  And to hear MC80's rant after Gruden left, it was all Jon's fault.  Wrong again Clayton....what a mental midget.

[JavaBuc]

For sure he was on the slide when Gruden was still coach.   No way does he get a new contract had they kept Gru.

[CyberDilemma]

When Gruden drafted him, he was pretty good.� Hell, he was runner up for rookie of the year.� �By the time Heemy and Mickey took over the team, Clayton was a proven loser - yet they signed him to a huge contract.� �It's pretty obvious who the fool was, and it wasn't Gruden.

To re-sign this idiot to a big contract was so foolish,  it was bordering on criminal.

ONE wideout always looked good in Gruden's offense. Keyshawn, Galloway, Bryant. Never more than one. Clayton only looked good his rookie season because Galloway got injured and Clayton replaced him and under Gruden's offense, NEVER was more than one wideout used as a downfield threat at a time. When Galloway got healthy, Clayton was put back on the shelf. He never wore the rust off after that, yet Gruden kept him around using up a valuable roster spot for 5 freakin' years.

[Skull and Bones]

the year we won the super bowl we had 3 wrs that looked pretty productive to me.

[JavaBuc]

Jerry Rice and Tim Brown seemed to do just fine in Gru's system.

[CyberDilemma]

Jerry Rice and Tim Brown seemed to do just fine in Gru's system.

When you have to go back a decade to bring up something good about a coach that tells me the game has passed him by......just sayin'. The rest of the league has long figured out how to defend against the anointed "offensive genius".

[BucFan9720]

Jerry Rice and Tim Brown seemed to do just fine in Gru's system.

That is a **CENSORED**ing insult to those two to compare Michael Clayton to them. Wow.

[Skull and Bones]

i don't think the game passed him by...but real talent sure did.