Found February 13, 2012 on tbo.com:
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BY IRA KAUFMAN TAMPA—When you finish a season with a 10-game losing streak, there are repercussions. Coaches get fired and rosters are churned over, but in the case of the 2012 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, don’t expect a substantive change under center. Tampa Bay’s 4-12 record and Josh Freeman’s struggles last…
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