Bucs fans are talking smack via YouTube

[Panther_mountain]

Yo ho ho it's a pirates life for them

Arrrgh

Forgive me if this has been raised already but is this a young Jon Gruden?

[panthernation23]

a bucs fan that calls himself snooki

is this serious or just trolling? i hope for his sake it's just trolling

[2jakefansinva]

I'll actually grant the fact that Gamble is a hellacious CB. Trouble for the Panthers is that the Bucs will use V-Jax at wideout, split end and in the slot, so he'll see different cover guys throughout the game. You can't stop him. You can only hope to contain him.

Snook

I hope Tampon Bay is not basing it's suckcess on Vjax..........

[Iceberg Slim]

bad smack from a bad team....predictable....

[SmootsDaddy89]

So apparently this dude was thinking, "Hmm, well I'm going to need an avatar picture before I can REALLY troll this forum. What to use? OH! I know. I'll upload that picture of me in tropical shirt that screams 'I've never had my dick touched' while being next to a 20 dollar cross dressing hooker I met at the corner of Winchester and Main. Don't see how this could go badly for me."

[Kurb]

Stop posting people's personal pictures and info.

[snook]

Saggypanther wrote: "bad smack from a bad team....predictable……."

Out of curiosity, does a 6-10 mark make you the fan of a "good" team? Or just a clueless rectum?

PhillyB wrote: "if your shirt looks like a bottle of captain morgan's parrot bay pineapple rum you must be pretty legit"

ROTFLMAO. Panther fan made a funny. And a good one.

Scum wrote: "2/10"

Are you assigning an overall grade to your secondary or your offensive tackles? Either way you're spot on.

Clod wrote: bragging about your own perceived "game" actually makes me pity you more than anything else

All of the great ones are brash. And save your pity for someone who has not exposed this forsaken board's heavyweight as a pushover.

Ruby asked: "Why even argue with a guy named snook"

Good point. Discretion is often the greater part of valor, especially when your family tree resembles a serving straw.

USMC wrote: 'I'll talk football anytime"

Guess we'll take your word for that.

"Ill meet you anytime."

That's like the fourth time I've been propositioned in this joint. Spooky.

"It isnt smart to keep pissing off a Marine"

Oh, shut up.

Puntera wrote: 'I'm hoping to completly deystroy..."

Hopefully it's not a spelling bee.

Continued in the next post since your crap-ass forum has space limitations...

[snook]

SharkKiller wrote: 'Newton's preseason stats: 16-32"

A 50% completion ratio? Makes Jimmy "The Pickle" Clausen seem like Dan Marino. :D

"You WILL learn something"

Will we, now? This thread is over 12 pages long and none of you chimps have offered a single substantive football comment. Not ONE. Pathetic. So allow me to enlighten your thick skulls with a breakdown of your suspect defense:

DT

The best thing this duo has going for them is that their names rhyme. Ron Edwards is a dependable but high-mileage old vet who plays the run pretty well but creates little havoc as a pass rusher. He's paired with Dwan Edwards, who has a laughable 5.5 sacks in a forgettable seven year career. An indication of the lack of quality talent at this spot if the fact that Dwan Edwards was recently discarded by the Bills, yet he stepped right into the under-tackle spot in Carolina as an instant starter. I hear Buddy Hackett had an audition also. Gerald McCoy, the Bucs' 3-tech tackle, offers more explosiveness than all of Caroline's DTs combined.

DE

The Panthers have some legit DE talent. I'm a UF grad (and SEC fan), so I know all about Greg Hardy. A couple of drafts ago I named him as one of my biggest sleepers. He has natural pass rush ability and should continue to improve. I expect him to give Buc LT Trueblood, a so-so player, fits on Sunday from the LDE spot. Had the Bucs not lost RG Davin Joseph to injury a couple of weeks back Hardy would be less of a concern. Alas, Joseph is gone. Problem with Hardy, though, is that he's a moody, strange cat who runs as hot and cold as any player in the game, looking unstoppable one play, disappearing the next. Worth noting that he gained about 20 lbs. this offseason which may negate some of his natural quickness. The RDE spot is manned by Charles Johnson, an underrated player who plays the run well and presents a legit sack threat. Buc LT Donald Penn will have his hands full with Johnson, though the Panthers slowish DTs will allow Carl Nicks, the best OG in the game, to cool Johnson's jets, and Johnson will also see a see a lot of Jamon Meredith, a 6-5, 305 lb. LT playing the part of a blocking TE, on important run downs.

LB

John Beason is my type of ballplayer: athletic, tough, physical hitter. The same and more can be said of Thomas Davis, a player Bucschat members will tell you I openly coveted when he came out of Georgia. The problem, of course, is that both are coming off of big injuries, Beason an Achilles injury and Davis a historic third ACL tear, which means they'll both have Panther fans flinching after every hard tackle. The Panthers made a wide decision, IMO, in moving rookie Kuechly to the WLB spot instead of the MLB spot many assumed he'd play. Why? Because, despite his undeniable instincts and speed, he is not a physical player in the Beason and Davis mold. Kuechly reminds me a lot of former Buc LB Barrett Ruud: a tackling machine who can light up a stat sheet, but too many of his stops take place well past the LOS. On a psychological note—and this matters in a game that is still defined by hitting—opponents will never fear the guy because he's a drag-down tackler rather than a light-you-up presence. Backup James Anderson adds depth and can also post good stats, but he is not an impact tackler or big-play guy.

S

Starting FS Haruki Nakamura is a plugger, nothing more. He's smallish, lacks special physical skills, is relatively slow and has modest thump as a hitter. He is, however, a heady guy with a natural feel for the game. He makes few mistakes, but when matched up against the league's better WRs and backs in space his shortcomings can range from evident to glaring. By contrast, CB-turned-SS Charles Godfrey is everything you could physically want in a pro safety. Problem is, he's about as instinctive as a pine stump. He likes to hit and can really force the run, but he'll bite on fakes with relish and he lacks great recovery speed, hence the switch to safety from corner. Like all Iowa players Godfrey was NFL ready in terms of preparation and conditioning, but at this stage his mental/instinctive game is lagging well behind his physical promise. You can bet your ass that Schiano and crew have circled his name as a sucker for the deep ball.

CB

Panther fans are enthralled with Chris Gamble, and most of it is justified. He's the prototypical modern NFL cover in many ways, and he has the ability to contain even the league's best WRs. He's not as physical as I like a CB to be, however, though in the don't-hit-me, pass-happy modern NFL it's not the weakness it once was. Regardless, he's a potent weapon. It's the Panthers other CBs who lack special qualities. I loved Captain Munnerlyn as a feisty little SEC player with nickel potential, but as a starter he's often overmatched physically. He will switch to nickel on third downs, but his tiny 5-8 frame makes him a liability against larger pass catchers there, as well, and Vincent Jackson will be used in the slot often by the Bucs. Rookie Josh Norman intrigued me as a potential draft pick. He has great size/speed numbers and a hyper-cocky disposition but will need time to develop. His biggest weakness was exposed in All Star games against better competition than he saw at Coastal Carolina—a searing desire to pick the ball at all costs, which manifests itself in a tendency to bite on fakes like a starving man. Would be OK if he had great recovery speed, but he does not. He will eventually start opposite Gamble, relegating Munnerlyn to the nickel (if the Panthers staff has a brain, anyway). Gamble and Vincent Jackson is an intriguing matchup, and but fully expect Mike Williams to wear Munnerlyn's ass out on the opposite side.

Ask nicely and I'll profile your overrated offense.

Snook

[Actionman0z]

Why do fans feel the need to go trash other teams fanbases. Come on guys. If you have the color "pewter" in your uniform scheme, you better chiggity check yourself, before we riggity wreak yourself.

[usmcpanthers]

Snook is a type of fish and you guys pointed out his online profiles show him fishing.....shocker and amazing amount of creativity on the username.

On our D, tell us something we dont know. We all know our d is the weak link. The bigger concern is how will your d stop our top ten offense? You failed miserably at that last year

[Panther_mountain]

Stop posting people's personal pictures and info.

So your'e telling me I can't post these pics of Snooki the Buccaneer fan?

[snook]

Pearls before swine.

Snook

[Panther_mountain]

A 50% completion ratio? Makes Jimmy "The Pickle" Clausen seem like Dan Marino. :D

Will we, now? This thread is over 12 pages long and none of you chimps have offered a single substantive football comment. Not ONE. Pathetic.

Snook

Snooki, we get it. You're here huffin and puffin with a bunch of wind in your sails. We also get why, you have been run off your own boards, literally.... http://bucschat.com/...hind-that-Whine

It must be tough Snooki. So you take out you're frustrations by "analyzing" the competition. It must be extra frustrating that your team got beatdown twice last year by the team you are "analyzing", an embarassing 38-19 lashing at home and an even more embarassing 48-16 road loss in a who is your daddy statement game only a few weeks later.

But there is hope...you have this guy on your side...

[fieryprophet]

Pearls before swine.

Snook

You must not have much else to do. . .