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I for one do not think this season will be looked back on as a delusion as some previous seasons now are. We are right now playing solid football. Our 'weak' pass D can be largely attributed to a combination of unavailability of key D'linemen (Price, Bowers, Clayborn, Okoye), and DB's (Talib and Wright), and the inordinate number of games vs the NFL's best QBs, who are gonna get their yards 99% of the time. I look at the number of players, either new acquisitions or 'average' guys from last year, who are greatly improved, and STILL improvong game by game, and being productive. THAT is the mark of a good coaching staff, which is the key to future success. ALL our games to date have been competitive, despite major injuries.
Prepared to take two Ls in a row.....hope not tho :I
Quote from: DamianG on November 21, 2012, 06:54:23 AMPrepared to take two Ls in a row.....hope not tho :IHow can you possibly enjoy watching your team play on Sunday if you have that attitude going in? I just don't get it.
I reserve the right to change my mind. I'm not sure where or why it happened but people act as though your thoughts on Greg Schiano and Freeman can't change.
I'd say that so far this season if your thoughts on our team hasn't changed your clueless. As far as my expectations of this team, they have changed little. There are more than a few uninformed posters around here but anyone can look at our schedule and see that the offenses we face are strongest in our defensive point of weakness.
I went into those games fully expecting to win and enjoying the moment. There's no other way to watch a game, IMO.
Quote from: ufojoe on November 21, 2012, 02:15:41 PM I went into those games fully expecting to win and enjoying the moment. There's no other way to watch a game, IMO.says the guy who was nowhere to be seen or heard from during the 2011 season
Quote from: KCBuc on November 21, 2012, 01:38:28 AM...Before the schedule gets much, much harder.It seems folks on this board change he way they feel about this team/players/coaches at the drop of a dime, and I hope we remember how we feel about the team now if things turn to crap once the schedule get much more difficult.People wanted Schiano and Freeman's heads on a plate only a few weeks ago (even though we had shown huge improvement over last year and were only losing by one score each week against some very good teams) and now they want to give them keys to the city. More than likely, they'll have their pitchforks ready again if we should lose 2 or 3 in a row again.This team shows incredible promise for the future. They're decimated with injuries and have still found a way to win. I hope they get a bit of a pass if things should end on a sour note this season (which is more than likely going to happen). It doesn't mean the team collapsed again - just like last year or 2009. This is a different team on the way up. I just hope everyone remembers that.Seems like you're in for a surprise...... when we handle the 'tough part of the schedule'. Have faith!!
...Before the schedule gets much, much harder.It seems folks on this board change he way they feel about this team/players/coaches at the drop of a dime, and I hope we remember how we feel about the team now if things turn to crap once the schedule get much more difficult.People wanted Schiano and Freeman's heads on a plate only a few weeks ago (even though we had shown huge improvement over last year and were only losing by one score each week against some very good teams) and now they want to give them keys to the city. More than likely, they'll have their pitchforks ready again if we should lose 2 or 3 in a row again.This team shows incredible promise for the future. They're decimated with injuries and have still found a way to win. I hope they get a bit of a pass if things should end on a sour note this season (which is more than likely going to happen). It doesn't mean the team collapsed again - just like last year or 2009. This is a different team on the way up. I just hope everyone remembers that.
Quote from: KCBuc on November 21, 2012, 01:38:28 AM...Before the schedule gets much, much harder.It seems folks on this board change he way they feel about this team/players/coaches at the drop of a dime, and I hope we remember how we feel about the team now if things turn to crap once the schedule get much more difficult.Folks? You're talking about a small group of people. Most of the people here are not like that. We support the team no matter what. That doesn't mean we're not critical but we don't turn on the team/players/coaches at the drop of a hat. I've been a fan since 1988 and don't need to be told how to feel about the team.Quote from: KCBuc on November 21, 2012, 01:38:28 AMPeople wanted Schiano and Freeman's heads on a plate only a few weeks ago (even though we had shown huge improvement over last year and were only losing by one score each week against some very good teams) and now they want to give them keys to the city. More than likely, they'll have their pitchforks ready again if we should lose 2 or 3 in a row again.Good for them. I really don't give a *** about those fans. They're going to do what they're going to do no matter what any of us say. Let them flip flop all they want.Quote from: KCBuc on November 21, 2012, 01:38:28 AMThis team shows incredible promise for the future. They're decimated with injuries and have still found a way to win. I hope they get a bit of a pass if things should end on a sour note this season (which is more than likely going to happen). It doesn't mean the team collapsed again - just like last year or 2009. This is a different team on the way up. I just hope everyone remembers that.More than likely going to happen? Says who? I'll stay positive. It's a hell of a lot more fun that way. And if it doesn't happenlike I want, oh well. I'll look forward to next year like I always do.
...Before the schedule gets much, much harder.It seems folks on this board change he way they feel about this team/players/coaches at the drop of a dime, and I hope we remember how we feel about the team now if things turn to crap once the schedule get much more difficult.
People wanted Schiano and Freeman's heads on a plate only a few weeks ago (even though we had shown huge improvement over last year and were only losing by one score each week against some very good teams) and now they want to give them keys to the city. More than likely, they'll have their pitchforks ready again if we should lose 2 or 3 in a row again.
This team shows incredible promise for the future. They're decimated with injuries and have still found a way to win. I hope they get a bit of a pass if things should end on a sour note this season (which is more than likely going to happen). It doesn't mean the team collapsed again - just like last year or 2009. This is a different team on the way up. I just hope everyone remembers that.
I think this thread deserves a bump. It seems most of the posters on this board this week are also featured on "Doomsday Preppers". I really think most of them hope the Bucs lose, Freeman has a bad game, Barron misses a tackle, and Schiano blows a coaching call just so they can puff up their chests and say they knew it all along.I, for one, look forward to the next few years watching Freeman and the offense develop further. I also can't wait to see who Coach Schiano brings in to improve the secondary and pass rush. Let's not forget that he had a lot of holes to fill, and a lot of bad attitudes to weed out. One draft and free agency period isn't enough to fix all the problems we had on both sides of the ball.
what I had predicted happening is exactly what happened.