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Bucs coach Raheem Morris set the expectations pretty high for his team in 2010. He says it's a "Race for 10" wins.
If so, they will run it with young, fresh legs.
Coming off a 3-13 season, the Bucs will be even more inexperienced this season. It begins with quarterback Josh Freeman, who went 3-6 as a starter last season. Freeman could have as many as two rookie receivers to throw passes to. On defense, the Bucs will rely on two rookie defensive tackles: Gerald McCoy, a first-round pick from Oklahoma and Brian Price, a second-rounder from UCLA. "(Coaches) told me I needed to make the quarterback uncomfortable and that the quarterback needs to feel us," McCoy said. Morris, who took over the defensive play-calling duties the final six games last season,...  Be first to comment this article |  Add as favourites (0) |  Quote this article on your site | Views: 0
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