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State Your Case: Jovan Haye |
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JDouble
I think we should resign Haye. He is young and can only get better. Release some of the old guys on the DL instead. Haye does need to put on some weight though....285 just doesn't cut it at DT. If he put on 20-30 lbs and had a playmaking force like Haynesworth or Peppers on the line, I think he would be very protuctive. So will Gaines Adams.
3:03pm, February 15, 2009
bucfan4ever
Peppers is saying he's done with 4-3 - he thinks he can perform much better in a 3-4.
11:26pm, February 15, 2009
reymatos55
If Haye doesnt cost da BUCS to much money, sign him as a back up for Albert H. I think it should be a MUST for the Bucs to sign Albert H if available.
BUCS need to load up on great D-fense of players in free agency just in case our offense struggles the first year so the D could keep us in games.
As a back up bring him back!
BUCS need to load up on great D-fense of players in free agency just in case our offense struggles the first year so the D could keep us in games.
As a back up bring him back!
7:00pm, February 16, 2009
scubog
Sure glad he only got a one year contract last year instead of the long-term contract Richie McKay gave Marcus Jones after his one good season. Jovan was invisible.
6:05am, February 18, 2009
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