thefalcoholic.com - 3/11/2008
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In a gigantic, nonsensical middle finger extended toward Georgia, the the goddamn Bucs have signed Warrick Dunn . "Even though we already have Michael Pittman, Earnest Graham, Michael Bennett and Cadillac Williams, we decided to add one more piece that would infuriate fans of our division rivals," said some mealy-mouthed son of a bitch who does, I dunno, public relations or something for ...
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In Defense Of Michael Pittman
Bucstats.com —
... on the team, has less wear and tear and would have worked for much less than $6 million. This feels like a sentimental signing that coincidently happened on the same day that Antonio Bryant became the Buccaneers' annual character reclamation project. I don't think the Bucs will win any more or less games than if Dunn hadn't signed honestly, and if it makes the fans feel good about the team, it's probably a smart business move. And it pleases me to no end that Falcons fans hate this signing. But I think Pittman deserved better. ...
A Steelers Look at Everyone Else's Offseason
Behind the Steel Curtain —
... The Tampa Bay Bucs signed a couple of guys who couldn't be more opposite players. Warrick Dunn, one of the most liked players in the league, was signed by the team that drafted him much to the chagrin of Falcons fans. Then just to balance a great locker room guy with a complete waste of talent they signed Antonio Bryant. Bryant has feuded with two former head coaches and was out of football all of last year after being arrested for ...
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