Underwood Talks Freeman, Glennon & Hair
November 26th, 2013
Tiquan Underwood isn’t just about the hair. Well, it is much of his intrigue, at least nationally. Underwood’s also famous for getting cut from the Patriots 24 hours before he was to suit up in the Super Bowl.
Today, the national Jay Mohr Sports came calling for Underwood, who dove into topics like hair maintenance, that Super Bowl disappointment, the lack of change (yes, lack) in the Bucs locker room, early impressions of Mike Glennon, and the mystery of Josh Freeman.
Underwood said he can’t say Glennon looked better than Freeman, citing that he and Vincent Jackson turned in career numbers last year and Freeman “led” the team. Though Underwood did rave about Glennon’s work ethic (hmmm.)
Joe’s got the full interview below via WDAE-AM 620.
November 26th, 2013 at 6:44 pm
I like the fact that he didn’t throw Josh under the bus and kept it professional even though Josh deserved to be hit by every tire on the bus.
November 26th, 2013 at 11:28 pm
Winning percentage of 27% this year. Great job, bloated mediocre coaching staff. Yay.
November 26th, 2013 at 11:35 pm
27.2 %
November 26th, 2013 at 11:52 pm
Yay for taking a pathetic record out to one decimal place! Mediocrity forever!
Actually, that’s less than mediocre. Less than mediocre forever! Rutgers South!
November 27th, 2013 at 12:27 am
Building up our program the right way. Our team is in track and improving each week.
Let’s beat the Panthers, and make it to 33% win percentage.
Our team isn’t just mailing it in, we got some fight.
November 27th, 2013 at 12:46 am
Thanks Free Free!
You put us in a hole w’ve had to claw our way out of.
Than you tried to sick the media on your own team with lies and deceit to make it even harder on us to shake it off.
But we finally are, oh and Glennon is better than you!
Enjoy the pine buddy. Karma is a bitch
November 27th, 2013 at 2:14 am
[]_[]Buc Says:
November 27th, 2013 at 12:46 am
Thanks Free Free!
You put us in a hole w’ve had to claw our way out of.
Than you tried to sick the media on your own team with lies and deceit to make it even harder on us to shake it off.
But we finally are, oh and Glennon is better than you!
Enjoy the pine buddy. Karma is a bitch
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Your statement is erroneous. The coaching staff put the team in a hole; they’re ultimately responsible. Josh was part of the team’s 0-3 start (although to be fair, when he walked off the field for the final time in the first 2 games, the Bucs had the lead. He didn’t commit the personal foul in the first game, nor did he miss the FG in the second game). Josh wasn’t part of the next five losses. Those happened with Glennon under center; even then, the coaching staff is still ultimately responsible.
November 27th, 2013 at 4:07 am
I don’t care what you think to be frank lol.
Although there is an obvious hint of facetiousness in my whole post Freeman still blows balls. He wasted 5 of our years and most definitely did not do everything he could to flourish here. His character flaws off the field cost us on the field and killed our year.
Denial is an ugly thing 😉
Bitter is not better, Freeman sucks.
He is a lying, conniving, deceitful ass who not only blew on the field and did not put our team in position to win those first three game which were largely nearly won by great defense and a non existent offense BUT HE ALSO attempted to take us down on his way out. Long after he left our Bucs were going through hell because of his poisonous ways.
Enjoy the pine kido, I’m sure that’s exactly how you planned all this to pan out 😉
November 27th, 2013 at 9:17 am
What? Underwood didn’t throw Freeman under the bus when given an opportunity? No “veiled” pushing toward said bus, either? Could it possibly be that Joe was wrong in his assessment of how Underwood complimenting Glennon earlier in the week just had to be a veiled slam on Freeman? Yes, it could.
I read Joe every day and 90% of the time I think Joe is THE best source of Bucs news. I haven’t read the local news rags since finding Joe. But I don’t like Joe making a story out of Underwood praising the rookie and turning it into a “Bash Josh” piece. Then again, it’s probably what a lot of the readers here want.