CODY GRIMM RUMORS & GOSSIP
Cody Grimm Takes Pay Cut To Give Buccaneers Cap Relief
According to Pat Yasinskas of ESPN safety Cody Grimm has taken a $500,000 pay cut to stay with the Buccaneers. Grimm was scheduled to make $1.323 million this season, so this would reduce his salary to a much more manageable $823,000.
Grimm was a seventh-round pick in 2010 and looked like a solid player in his rookie season, when he was forced to start for most of the season when...
Buccaneers SS Cody Grimm, OT Jeremy Trueblood Placed On Injured Reserve
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced today that they have placed S Cody Grimm and T Jeremy Trueblood on Injured Reserve.
Since being drafted by the Buccaneers in 2010, Grimm has played in 23 games, with 12 starts, recording 77 tackles, two passes defensed, 15 special teams tackles and two interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown.
Originally drafted by the Buccaneers...
Bucs place Grimm, Trueblood on injured reserve
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed safety Cody Grimm and tackle Jeremy Trueblood on injured reserve and signed safety Sean Baker to the practice squad.
The Bucs also announced Tuesday that they had been awarded receiverpunt returner David Gilreath off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Grimm has appeared in nine games this season, mostly on special teams...
Via Fox Sports Florida
November 27, 2012
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Bucs place Trueblood and Grimm on I.R.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced that tackle Jeremy Trueblood and safety Cody Grimm have been placed on injured reserve. The Bucs were also awarded wide receiver David Gilreath off the waiver wire. The following is from the team’s press release: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced today that they have placed S Cody Grimm and T Jeremy Trueblood on Injured Reserve. Since being...
Bucs place Grimm, Trueblood on IR
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed safety Cody Grimm and tackle Jeremy Trueblood on injured reserve and signed safety Sean Baker to the practice squad.
The Bucs also announced Tuesday that they had been awarded receiver/punt returner David Gilreath off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Grimm has appeared in nine games this season, mostly on special teams. Trueblood also appeared...
Via AP on Fox
September 21, 2012
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Reports: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cut Amobe Okoye, Cody Grimm, and Keith Tandy
The cuts keep coming from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and some surprising moves have been made.
According to multiple reports, the Bucs have released defensive tackle Amobe Okoye, safety Cody Grimm, and safety Keith Tandy, who was a 2012 sixth-round draft pick out of West Virginia.
Okoye signed a one-year deal with Tampa Bay this offseason but knee issues limited him in minicamps and...
Buccaneers release Okoye; DT could join Bears Friday
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released former starting safety Cody Grimm and defensive tackle Amobi Okoye, who had four sacks for the Bears last season and could be a candidate to rejoin the Bears as soon as Friday. Grimm was a seventh-round pick from Virginia Tech in 2010. He became a starter as a rookie when Tanard Jackson was suspended by the NFL. He played well before a season-ending...
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Leave a caption comment, win a rare free Bucs gameJust out of curiosity, who can come up with a good caption for this? Sabby Piscitelli, while on the KC Sideline, stares down Cody Grimm, who took his job last year. This was taken from the Preseason KC game.And yes, its a contest. In fact, anyone who leaves a caption will be elegible to receive a copy of the Bucs/Saints game from...
Encouraging news on injured Bucs safety Cody Grimm
Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety Cody Grimm, who was placed on injured reserve last month with a knee injury, made an appearance at One Buc Place on Tuesday, giving us our first opportunity to speak with him since the incident.
And, as it turns out, Grimm had some encouraging news to share.
Though it was previously believed that Grimm had torn an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), he says...
With Cody Grimm out, role change coming for Bucs' Sean Jones
Sean Jones says his comfort level in the Buccaneers defense has grown substantially now that he’s in his second season in Tampa Bay.
That’s a very good thing, because the Bucs are about to ask a lot more of their starting strong safety.
Coach Raheem Morris said the loss of starting free safety Cody Grimm to a season-ending knee injury will result in Jones often changing roles...
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