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![]() Former Philadelphia safety Sean Jones signed a two-year contract with Tampa Bay on Wednesday evening (Getty) |
New Bucs safety Sean Jones talked about leaving Philadelphia for Tampa Bay in a video on the team's official website. Jones, 28, originally entered the NFL as a second-round pick with Cleveland. He is expected to compete with Sabby Piscitelli for a starting job in 2010.
Jones, 28, signed a two-year contract with the Bucs on Wednesday evening. He originally entered the NFL as a second-round pick with Cleveland in 2004. Jones, who has notched 16 career interceptions, is expected to compete with Sabby Piscitelli for a starting job in 2010.
"I feel I'll fit in well. We ran a lot of Cover 2 in Cleveland, and I was there five years, so I'm very comfortable with that scheme," Jones told Buccaneers.com. "I'm just excited about the opportunity Tampa Bay has given me. I'm just ready to work and get everything going."
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JoeG31581
5:13pm, March 17, 2010
beubanks11
5:20pm, March 17, 2010
unclestan
5:20pm, March 17, 2010
cigarfox
5:25pm, March 17, 2010
buctebowden
5:32pm, March 17, 2010
FilmBuc
Nathan Vasher was just released by the Bears. I seriously hope the Bucs consider signing him. He's still relatively young, a former Pro Bowler, and would add some serious veteran competition and depth to a very inexperienced CB group.
I wouldn't expect him to be the save all for the CB position - but he damn sure would push guys like Mack and Biggers to get better fast.
5:36pm, March 17, 2010
buctebowden
5:36pm, March 17, 2010
surferdudes
5:42pm, March 17, 2010
bucyou51
7:07pm, March 17, 2010
hamilton
8:17pm, March 17, 2010
Horse
It's not great, but it will help us get better.
8:37pm, March 17, 2010
JDouble
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfBkonPBFGY
8:56pm, March 17, 2010
Buc-Up
10:13pm, March 17, 2010
bucfan47
I'll guarantee you when the draft rolls around, he will NOT make it out of the top 10 of the draft. To me it's Spiller and then everyone else.
Also, if you want my opinion, I think Monterio Hardesty is going to make a better PRO than Ben Tate. He was the best player on the field in over half of Tennessee's games every Saturday. And there were some great players on the opposing teams.
11:02pm, March 17, 2010
JacoBucs
I like Hardesty too, but he has had multiple knee injuries thru out his college career and that worries me. Caddie has me gun shy of taking any back with a history of knee injuries.
As far as Ben Tate goes, I don't think anyone is claiming he is better than Spiller, but Spiller is a top ten prospect and Tate is a 3rd round prospect. The round a player can be drafted in effects the overall value greatly.
You might be biased on Tate due to your feelings towards JDouble. I'm not sure how you couldn't be impressed. He improved every year in college, last year he had over 1300 yards and 10 TDs, he has proven durable with no major injuries and hasn't missed a game in over two years, he is a big strong back at 5'11" 220lbs, but still had the 3rd best 40 time of all the RBs at the combine. Only Spiller and Best were faster. He also finished #1 or #2 in every other event at the combine. He is also a very good pass catcher out of the backfield.
How is that not impressive?
I'm not sure why Tate is a 3rd round prospect either. I think he'd be an upgrade over any of our current running backs, and most importantly he has the speed to break off big runs. We need a running back that has the abilty to take one to the house at any moment.. Just another great player projected for the 3rd round of this draft. There are many.
11:28pm, March 17, 2010
H.oneG
11:53pm, March 17, 2010
Funky Munkey
As far as Ben Tate. He is a beast! Strong, fast, fluid hips, can catch, and blocks well. I know no one will agree with me. But I personally would love to draft Spiller and Tate. If Tate is there in the 4th that is. That would give us a top duo at RB for atleast 5-7 years. Nothing helps out a QB more than a great RB.
And Jones will do great as a Buc. I'm looking forward to see him and TJ play together. If we get another CB to pair with Talib; that secondary would be great. We need two DL players and I personally would like to see someone brought in to challlenge Quincy.
12:26am, March 18, 2010
JDouble
12:41am, March 18, 2010
JDouble
12:43am, March 18, 2010
JDouble
12:45am, March 18, 2010
Funky Munkey
2. he would not be required to play except on 3rd down 3. is a veteran leader to help with Talib, Mack, Biggers and whomever we draft. I know we already have Rhonde, but IMO you can not have too many veterans to help mentor key position players. Any insight he could shed on these guys could be beneficial. Does anyone remember this guy in college at Texas. He is def. talented. Does have injury problems, but with lack of playing time wouldn't be at risk as often.
1:12am, March 18, 2010
EricBerry2010
1:28am, March 18, 2010
EricBerry2010
1:37am, March 18, 2010
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