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]]> http://thepewterplank.com/2012/06/07/do-the-buccaneers-have-2012s-surprise-offense/comment-page-1/#comment-1183090 Bill Stockstill Sat, 09 Jun 2012 06:03:32 +0000 http://thepewterplank.com/?p=8052#comment-1183090 "...but with no other threatening wide receivers or TIGHT ENDS, Freeman had nowhere to go except for to Williams, who would usually be the secondary’s focus". Did you even watch any Bucs games last year? I mean, you have to be kidding right? Kellen Winslow had only 7 yards less than Mike Williams receiving last season. Kellen Winslow is a proven asset, not missing 1 game since coming to the Bucs in 2009 and posting solid numbers each season, 884 yards his first year, 730 yards his second and 763 in 2011. His replacement is 4 years older and has 2 years of injury issues. His replacement didn't catch half the yardage Winslow did last season. As a matter of fact, if you combine Dallas Clark's 2010 and 2011 seasons he didn't catch as many yards as Kellen did in just 2011. Statistically, Dallas is a bust until proven otherwise. And I am also hoping Jackson has the same type numbers with Freeman throwing at him that he did with a much more mature and accurate QB, Phillip Rivers. Anyway, check your facts before writing next time willl ya? Thanks. "…but with no other threatening wide receivers or TIGHT ENDS, Freeman had nowhere to go except for to Williams, who would usually be the secondary’s focus". Did you even watch any Bucs games last year? I mean, you have to be kidding right? Kellen Winslow had only 7 yards less than Mike Williams receiving last season. Kellen Winslow is a proven asset, not missing 1 game since coming to the Bucs in 2009 and posting solid numbers each season, 884 yards his first year, 730 yards his second and 763 in 2011. His replacement is 4 years older and has 2 years of injury issues. His replacement didn't catch half the yardage Winslow did last season. As a matter of fact, if you combine Dallas Clark's 2010 and 2011 seasons he didn't catch as many yards as Kellen did in just 2011. Statistically, Dallas is a bust until proven otherwise. And I am also hoping Jackson has the same type numbers with Freeman throwing at him that he did with a much more mature and accurate QB, Phillip Rivers. Anyway, check your facts before writing next time willl ya? Thanks.

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