Bucs facing dilemma with RB Cadillac Williams

The Bucs are at a crossroads with Cadillac Williams. He has been ineffective as the starting tailback, rushing 76 times for 190 yards, a 2.5 yard average. But coaches trust him to protect franchise quarterback Josh Freeman, who has been blitzed repeatedly during the first five games this season. To make matters worse, the Bucs lost backup tailback Kareem Huggins for the season when he tore his ACL in the third quarter of the Bucs' 31-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints Sunday. "There's no doubt about it. Cadillac is an emotional leader on our football team,'' coach Raheem Morris said. "And he goes out there and he does a lot of great things as far as what we ask him to do. Can we get some better play out of some of the younger players in different situations? I agree, so you can write that and put that down. But I don't want to say the loyalty it clouds your judgement because it's not that. It's that you know what he's going to give you, you kn...