Along the Sidelines - Bucs Edition

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

First thing I look forward to when I get back from Charlotte....thanks man great stuff

[d-run]

Thanks for the pics! Number 1 and number 2 seem pretty contradictory though

[Mr. Scot]

 

 

Those two shots of Klein look like something a comic book artist would draw

 

Luke's face in that first one looks like he's ready to eat steel

[Mr. Scot]

 

 

New Award: The Heftyman Trophy

 

[antame]

A J managed to sack Rich Gannon? 

Or Steve Grogan...

 

A few takeaways:

 

I love our D line soooo much.

 

Our LBs (even our maligned Dbs) close so freaking fast in the open field it blows my mind. Seems like they come of nowhere.  All those opposing 3rd and 8s that used to go for 12 to 25 yards? Not happening anymore.

 

I'd take Cam and Tolbert over pretty much anyone in short yardage. 4th and 1 from our own 9 anyone?

[GRWatcher]

Thank you, Zod! I love seeing your pics. Much better tackling this game. If they carry it to NO, we'll be victorious. Have a safe trip!

[DaveThePanther2008]

One of the things I look forward to after the game are these pictures.  Clearly quality stuff.  Thanks

 

I assume you will be going by Bus or Car because know way you make the weight limit with all the PIE you get. 

[Darth Biscuit]

That Tolbert pic with the Buc on the ground is awesome.

[FootballMaestro]

All great pics. However, that 2nd pic of Cam pitching that ball to Barner (I think) was a thing of beauty. "We can see the whites of his eyes", and expression. Lol

[Zod]

I like the person that always gives my sidelines threads one star....

 

 

lol

[chknwing]

Rhino Package.  I like it.

[wine-o and cheese-doodle]

I've never seen a rookie play like Klein from the start except for the other two LBs out there with him. There are others but I'm just talking LBs.

[MHS831]

Klein and Kuechley are going to be a great tandem for years to come

 

Just gotta make sure that we do not draft Davis' eventual replacement by selecting a white guy whose last name starts with a "K."  That would throw us back 100  50  several years. 

[MHS831]

Do not underestimate Thomas Davis' role in Klein's (and Kuechly's) development.  The guy is a pro.