“Josh Freeman 2.0”
June 22nd, 2010
There are some things Joe does daily: eat, sleep, groom himself and watch the NFL Network.
In this piece from One Buc Palace, NFL Network’s Scott Hanson reports about how Bucs second-year quarterback Josh Freeman is different entering his second season with the Bucs and his first full season as the starting quarterback.
In short, reports Hanson, Freeman had trouble remembering both plays and teammates’ names last year.
Hanson also brings word about what Freeman’s schedule will be like after this week’s mandatory minicamp. In short, Freeman is going to one of the most beautiful cities in America.
Hanson even knows what Freeman is going to do at said city. Let’s just say it’s some damn fine reporting, and it’s unlikely Joe would be doing the same thing in said city.
June 22nd, 2010 at 5:35 pm
Working with a personal trainer in San Diego after mini-camp? Wow. Wonder what they’ll be working on specifically…
June 22nd, 2010 at 8:13 pm
Jeez, this kid’s work ethic is unbelievable. Gotta admit, if I was a 24 year old multimillionaire, I’d be hanging out in a tropical island beach house, that would easily be mistaken for playboy mansion! Gulping down gallons of “pom pom Doms” and chasing blondes.
I don’t think we can ask more of Josh Freeman than he’s doing. If he fails or suceeds, he’s doing everything he can to be the best he can be!
I’m so glad we drafted this young man. And every Sunday, there will be one person in the stands that is really hoping you suceed!
I’ll say it again. Like Morpheus in” The Matrix”, I believe we have found ” The One”. And I am proud to support This young man, even if it proves I’m wrong. And I bet I’m Not!
Josh is the best shot at a Franchise QB this team has ever had, and it’s an exciting time to be a Buc Fan
June 22nd, 2010 at 9:49 pm
Capt.Tim hit that on the money. GO BUCS!
June 22nd, 2010 at 10:42 pm
I have heard people asking who is going to be that guy who everybody looks to for leadership. I think we already know who that guy is. Great job in leading by example.
June 22nd, 2010 at 11:49 pm
I agree too, Capt. Tim & Sly. Spot on!
I believe Freeman will become great because of how hard he is willing to work for it. I’d love to be wrong, like Joe, because I thought at the time he was a horrible pick. I wanted Percy Harvin, but Freeman may prove to be the Diamond of last year’s Draft. If he does succeed and proves Raheem right, I have to ask what else was Raheem right about. I think things are looking up every day. I just hope that Brian Price gets back on track after a 2 month injury and that it wasn’t a product of being out of shape. We need Price to be worthy of his draft status.
June 24th, 2010 at 11:35 am
It’s amazing that this article only has 5 post.
NOTHING is going to matter more to the Bucs than the improvement of Josh Freeman! NOTHING! The NFL is a QB driven league. If you have Bret Farve, John Elway,Jim Kelly , Peyton Manning , etc. In your huddle, you ALWAYS have a chance. Your other 21 players can be average, but if your QB is great, you can always win!
Any negative post will get 50 hits easy! But a positive post, about our most important player, goes unnoticed.
Tells ya alot, doesn’t it?