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TAMPA - The Bucs just wrapped up their first offseaon workout, but the end didn’t come soon enough for LB Matt McCoy.
McCoy left the field early after apparently cutting his right hand during a drill. He later returned but didn’t participate in the 11-on-11 drills.
The biggest surprise of the workout was probably the presence of WR Joey Galloway. Galloway was expected to miss most of the offseason workouts because he is recovering from offseason shoulder surgery, but he participated in the early individual portion and even caught a few passes.
To no one’s surprise, Chris Simms didn’t make it out. Simms, who the Bucs are believed to be trying to trade, is working out on his own and may not even take part in the team’s mini camp later this summer.
Simms wasn’t the only no-show. QB Brian Griese, RB Earnest Graham and LT Luke Petitgout didn’t show either. Griese was said to be tied up with a charity event and couldn’t get away for this week’s workouts. Graham’s absence wasn’t explained and Petitgout is recovering from season-ending knee surgery.
Two players who are also recovering from surgeries but did work out on their own were RB Cadillac Williams and LB Cato June. Williams spent some of his time doing a plow-horse drill in which he ties himself to a harness and pulls a Bucs trainer behind him as he walks forward.
One of the best plays of the day was turned in by S Tanard Jackson. Jackson, wearing 36 now instead of the 28 he gave to Warrick Dunn, picked off a pass that Michael Clayton failed to handle as a he ran a slant route.
Posted by kyle fountain, kansas on 04/10 at 03:08 AM
Tanard Jackson is a huge part of why our Defense was so good in the secondary last year. I expect it will be more of the same this year. Hitting people like he’s John “freakin” Lynch out there.
Posted by Dan Shreve, Titusville, FL. on 04/09 at 09:43 PM
Surely we can offer a team “Simms and Clayton” both for one productive player.Maybe for a great special teams player or something “anything.”
And also that would be nice to see Parris Warren come back from that injury. He was on his way on being a great reciever for us. That was disheartning when he got hurt.
Can’t wait for the draft “Go Bucs”
Posted by Timothy Johnson, Temple Terrace on 04/09 at 06:09 AM
AGREED Kinzer, when will the Bucs just cut our losses with Clayton. I realize he’s been injured almost every year, but the guy simply CAN’T CATCH!!!!
Posted by Michael Caudill, Naples, Italy on 04/09 at 01:42 AM
I agree with Patrick. I think that Parris Warren will turn some heads this year. He will be back and be the #2 receiver. Stovall will do nothing but get better. THe jury is out on Bryant, but if he can relive the past then lookout.
Posted by patrick dotson, tampa,fl on 04/08 at 10:30 PM
i honestly feel parris warren,stovall and bryant are really going to surpise alot of people this year…i dont agree with a wideout in free agency…sub par recievers getting huge contracts…we were smart not to go into the money trap…this team took almost 5 yrs to get out of the cap trouble we were in…y go back into it…not only that…there are alot of talented receivers in this years draft…we will be the first team to win back to back nfc south titles…I GAURANTEE IT!
Posted by James R. Kinzer, 351 Winfield Ave. Winfield WV 25213 on 04/08 at 04:37 PM
Same Ol Clayton, he simply (after 4 years) cannot catch!!!! When is Gruden going to get rid of this BUST????
Posted by dex fields, neptune,n.j. on 04/08 at 04:35 PM
That WR problem that we have should have been resolved in free agency but here we are already talking about Clayton.If Galloway goes down this season-what happens?
Posted by john smith, denver, co on 04/08 at 02:08 PM
does graham want a new contract?
Posted by ken chance, inverness fl on 04/08 at 02:02 PM
i hope simms does find a taker for his talents. we could use another draft pick and i hope they use it on dennis dixon from oregon. would be a good later round pick
Posted by Aurelius Larry, Indy on 04/08 at 12:55 PM
More proof in drafting a WR at #20
Posted by Chandler L Glover, Tampa on 04/08 at 12:48 PM
I agree Raymond!. Wish I would have heard more positive review on Mike Clayton though
Posted by Raymond, Brandon on 04/08 at 12:23 PM
Tanard Jackson is gonna be a star one day!!!! All he does is make plays like Ronde. Pro-Bowl Bound!
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Posted by timmmmy, on 04/10 at 09:32 AM
Why don’t we pick up Darrell Jackson Look at his stats. San Fran waived hime because he wasn’t productive?????? 500 yds recieving 4 touchdowns no QB. Clayton Maybe 300 yds no TDS WHATTTTTTTTT