Bucs fans should get their first good look at Angelo Crowell in a Bucs uniform on Saturday in Jacksonville

It seems like ancient history when the Bucs signed Angelo Crowell to a one-year, $3.5 million deal in March.

He was the team’s top free-agent signing on the defensive side of the ball. Now he’s an afterthought.

Crowell’s been sidelined for most of the preseason with a hamstring injury, which comes of the heels of him not seeing live game action last year because of a major knee surgery.

Raheem The Dream was hardly his typical excited self when talking about Crowell yesterday with “The Big Dog” on 620 WDAE-AM, The Sports Animal.

“We need to just see him do it. …He’s healthy now,” Raheem The Dream said.

Joe was betting against Crowell months ago. But make no mistake, the Bucs desperately need him to turn it around and return to the form that made him a stud with the Buffalo Bills. Otherwise he’s sure to be a budget cut.