aricvann

Another talented person with character questions... You know what they say, you can take the person out of the ghetto...

Anyways, probably get attacked for saying that but it definitely has some truth to it (based on numbers.).. Of course it doesn't apply to everyone.

Here is to hoping he has a revelation and becomes an ideal citizen and superstar WR.

8:42pm, March 10, 2008

bradha

i think he could be a great asset to a team that needs to play galloway less because he tires out through the season.

8:51pm, March 10, 2008

O_State_Buc

I will give him the benefit of the doubt until he screws up; the same way I did Boston. I do not fault this organization for giving players a second chance in this league. If they screw up again, they are done and these players know it. It is a low risk, high reward situation for us.

11:03pm, March 10, 2008

pinkstob

Color me unenthused. This guy seems even riskier than J. Stevens or D. Boston was. I honestly haven't seen enough of this guy on the field to comment on his skills, but he better be pretty friggin' good to outweight all this baggage. I mean he better not drop one catchable pass in a preseason game.

11:52pm, March 10, 2008

nickg

Wow, I can see why they would'nt want to advertise this, at least the Bucs are giving it some effort. I'm sorry I ever doubted them, way to go, Go Bucs!

8:43am, March 11, 2008

kysteve9

OKay, put a tight leash on him (no pun indended) and let's see if he can stay on the straight and narrow. Perhaps in the right locker room he will have good influences and earn his money. If not boot him quick.

I say let's give him a chance to prove he wants to be a big time player and earn some big bucks. He could help us but we can't let his off feild issues HURT us. I think Gruden will know one way or the other pretty quickly. If he fits he will stick, if not he will want out fast.

GO BUCS!!!!!!!!

9:26am, March 11, 2008

Horse

Well we can hope that he behaves himself, but he has a lot of unsolved situations that I don't think he has learned much from. Kind of like Packman. Attitude and character is meaningful in life and unfortunately in sports, especially football players, let their ego and friends alter their life.
I wish him luck and I would not give him not one break now that he is on the team. Show up on time, don't drink, and don't you dare drive! I hope they dangled a bonus at the end of the season if he behaves. We sure could use his talent if he himself wants to toe the line.
Go Bucs

9:47am, March 11, 2008

epcolson

When the guys has played a full 16 games he got about 65 catches and 850-1000 yards. If he still has his speed I think he could be incredible with us. He did ok as #1 WR in SF...What could he do with the coverage rolled toward Galloway. This could be a nice fit for us. I hope he can at least find his way to be our #3 WR...maybe #2 and put Clayton in the slot where he can be more of a tight end. This gives us insurance in case Stovall can't find a way to be consistent. I'd rather have one of the truly great WRs but this is a good sigining for cheap. I think he made some bad decisions...but which one of us wouldn't try to take our Lamborghini over 100. Why else did you buy it?! The difference is he did it drunk. That's scary. I'm from Atlanta and I know how serious thiat is. See Danny Heatly from the ATL Thrashers. He killed his teamate driving recklessly. Baaaaad stuff. I generally don't respect people who have such disregard for others lives and of course their own. I hope he's learned his lesson. This is a huge second chance for him if he can pull things together. Get in shape man!

9:57am, March 11, 2008

epcolson

One more word of advice...put him in Dunn's room on away games. If we could cuff them together after practice...make Dunn drive him home...or make Bryant live in Dunn's basement. I think they must have planned this. Sign them on the same day so the media will focus on Dunn's character instead of Bryants. Nice planning by public relations guys.

10:01am, March 11, 2008

cremdon

Bryant will produce for tampa.they looked at this guy last season and im sure they have watched him grow in character over that time.the bucs are "taking a chance" on a very talented reciever who can help our team.not only does he hold the potential to be a help on offense,im sure he came at the right price.folks poo-pooed stevens pick up last year,but they changed their tune when he helped us win.i have hope that this kid has turned his life arround and so does the brass.nice pick up fellas-GO BUCS!!!!

11:05am, March 11, 2008

rocko23

i knew the Bucs were laying in the cut on this one , lets hope he can stay out of trouble

1:03pm, March 11, 2008

McGrady

I remember this dude coming out of the draft and the word on him was tremendous upside and there were concerns about his attitude not being cool. I hope he's changed the 'tude because Gruden, although not as much of a pure jerk as Nolan and Parcels, won't back down and tolerate anyone being cancerous to a team that has exceptional chemistry in the locker room.

Whatever happened to WR Quincy Morgan anyway? He was really dangerous in Cleveland and made tons of plays downfield. Good luck to Antonio and the only receivers that are better playmakers on the Bucs would be Galloway and Ike Hilliard. Hilliard finds seams and alleys in the zone coverages exceptionally well and Garcia seems to always be looking to get the rock to Hilliard and seems to have a comfort zone with him.

3:59pm, March 11, 2008