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NFC South Preview

September 8th, 2010

Pat Kirwan and Jason Horowitz of CBSSports.com discuss the fortunes of teams in the NFC South in 2010. Yes, Kirwan professes his love for Josh Freeman, but what of the Bucs? Watch and find out.

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6 Responses to “NFC South Preview”

  1. Dew Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 10:30 am

    The Miami Dolphins have signed former Pro Bowl kick returner Clifton Smith.

    The Dolphins were seeking to upgrade their kickoff return unit in the post-Ted Ginn Jr. era.

    A message left with Michael Quartey, Smith’s agent, was not immediately returned.

    Smith, who previously worked out for the Green Bay Packers, said early Tuesday evening on his Twitter account that he was headed to Miami.

  2. Dew Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 10:37 am

    During an appearance on Jim Rome’s national radio show Tuesday, Joshua Cribbs:

    • Revealed that he won’t cover punts and kickoffs, a staple during his previous five years with the Browns. He said he is practicing with the second units.

  3. Jon Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 12:37 pm

    I’m holding on to the small belief that we might surprise and pull 6-8 wins. If we can play like the first half of the Houston game, we’re something. . . maybe something small, but something.

  4. LaMarcus Guiton Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 1:29 pm

    Saints will have trouble stopping the run and running the ball. I live the west coast all I hear Reggie Bush. I just happen to click on the news and there he goes. He obviously destracted and cant concentrate. Brees makes the line look better. Injuries on defense in key positions from getting beat up stopping the run. Their weapons are passing and the dbs. Panthers didnt score a touchdown in the preseason which doesnt tell you nothing, but come on, not one touchdown? Falcons….. Expert say there a playoff team…. My view, if they are a playoff team, wildcard at best. Micheal Turner is going to slow at some in this season, we saw Ryan last year, wasnt up to doing it himself. Falcons are good because they are relying on alot ifs and maybes and unsureties. If Turner have a break out year……Superbowl. If Matt Ryan shows he had a sophmore slump….Superbowl. Maybe the progression the defense can be dominate…… Superbowl. Ok, yall get the hint. Thats not convincing….

  5. LaMarcus Guiton Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    Saints will have trouble stopping the run and running the ball. I live the west coast all I hear Reggie Bush. I just happen to click on the news and there he goes. He obviously destracted and cant concentrate. Brees makes the line look better. Injuries on defense in key positions from getting beat up stopping the run. Their weapons are passing and the dbs. Panthers didnt score a touchdown in the preseason which doesnt tell you nothing, but come on, not one touchdown? Falcons….. Expert say there a playoff team…. My view, if they are a playoff team, wildcard at best. Micheal Turner is going to slow at some in this season, we saw Ryan last year, wasnt up to doing it himself. Falcons are good because they are relying on alot ifs and maybes and unsureties. If Turner have a break out year……Superbowl. If Matt Ryan shows he had a sophmore slump….Superbowl. Maybe the progression the defense can be dominate…… Superbowl. Ok, yall get the hint. Thats not a stout team.

  6. Tye Says:
    September 9th, 2010 at 12:37 pm

    Falcons – 10-6……… Matt Ryan stays healthy,they pound the ball with Turner and Roddy White and Gonzolaz having good years.

    Saints – 9-7…… Though they are basically the same team as last year every other team will be bringing their best against them because they won the last SB.

    Panthers – 8-8………..They still have their running duo and a good Defense. Their biggest problem last year Was Jake turning the ball over so much and Moore has shown ability to win in the NFL.

    Bucs – 4-12……. The lack of coaching experience by the HC shows in their play throughout the games and they rarely score over 17 points a game…. They have NO leaders to develop them in what it takes to be winners in the NFL….. If they Lose to the Browns then they will start off with losing and struggle to even win 3….. MAYBE, like last year, at the end of the season when the opponents are resting players the Bucs MAY BE able to pull out a win!!!