Adam Hayward Honored, Seen With Beauty
June 13th, 2011
For those who don’t venture far beyond the couch, liquor store, Publix or Mugs Grill & Bar, MOSI is essentially a science museum and educational center near USF. Hayward was honored there as part of a fancy event recognizing supporters of the fight against breast cancer.
Speaking recently on Tampa Bay Sports Central, Hayward said a major reason he wants to return to the Bucs is management’s commitment to the community.
“I like where Mark Dominik and Raheem are going off the field. Mark Dominik and Raheem are big in doing community work. And I like that they pride themselves on that. That’s more of my focus.” Hayward said.
Below is WTSP-TV, Ch. 10 video of the MOSI ceremony. Hayward is interviewed and seen with his hand in the lap of a woman that takes Joe’s breath away. Congrats to Hayward all around.
June 13th, 2011 at 3:52 pm
Hayward is one of my favorite Bucs. This same Scouts, Inc. HACK says Quincy Black is the Bucs most under-rated player. Black has his ups and downs. When he’s good, he’s great, but when he’s off, well let’s just say there is plenty of room for improvement. Hayward, on the other hand, is a stud from top to bottom. He’s big, strong and fast. He is the hardest hitting LB on the team. Each year he has improved and this may just be his year. He knows the defense and can replace Ruud. Yes he is faster, and guess what, he can tackle too. This is another case of my homerism and I hope they keep Quincy, but Hayward IMO is better than Ruud or Black. Dakota is up and coming too. It really looks like Ruud is the odd man out.
June 13th, 2011 at 6:31 pm
hayward must really be a class act I like saw where he was doing work over in africa or somewhere also recently
June 13th, 2011 at 7:11 pm
Good work Mr. Hayward! Thanks for being a positive force in the community!
You guys are right! If we have a young promising LB on the Team, it’s Adam. I would like to see him get some time at The Sam spot, because I think he would be an upgrade over Quincy. Buuuut, I think that spot is gonna be Mason Foster’s home for the next 10 years.
Don’t think Hayward has the coverage skills for Our MLB . He has logged time at weakside, where is definitely more physical than Hayes. Either way, I’d like to see both Hayward and McKensie get more time this year, just to see if we have any LBs that wanna smack somebody!!
June 13th, 2011 at 7:23 pm
This won’t post- but I won’t quit!!!!
Congrats to our Young right tackle and teammates for their work in his home community. God bless and great job guys! You gave those kids hope!