With Brian Price in line to be the Buccaneers starting nose tackle and veteran Gary Gibson added this offseason to back him up, Roy Millers playing time is likely to dwindle barring an injury. Miller appears to be on the roster bubble heading into training camp.
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July 16, 2012
When the NFL released their new blackout rules - forcing a team to sell out just 85% of its stadium capacity instead of 100% to air games on television locally, it was seen as a forward-thinking move to help fans. The relaxed blackout rules would theoretically allow most NFL teams to sell a reasonable amount of tickets and allow their own fans who can't afford the hundreds...
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July 17, 2012
Buccaneers training camp previewTRAINING CAMP GOALS 1. The Bucs made a lot of decisions in the offseason based on one simple goal: save quarterback Josh Freeman. Two years ago, Freeman passed for 25 touchdowns and only six interceptions. But last season, affected by the lockout and a suspect supporting cast, Freeman struggled to throw only 16 touchdowns and 22 interceptions. ...
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July 16, 2012
Eric LeGrand is the guest author this week for Peter King's Monday Morning quarterback column. LeGrand writes about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the ESPY's and his life as it is now. LeGrand writes that he think kickoffs in the NFL should return to the way they used to be, because lots of football players can make a career out of playing on special teams, and the new system...
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July 16, 2012
Getting fans back into the seats at Raymond James Stadium is the name of the game for the new-look Tampa Bay Buccaneers and first-year head coach Greg Schiano.
But giving folks the chance to watch more Bucs home games on TV has suddenly become part of the playbook, too.
The Bucs have announced plans to take advantage of the NFLs recently passed measure that reduces the percentage...
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