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May 8 2013 05:18pm
Quote (bob(Cs2) @ May 7 2013 03:20am)
Ex Bucs QB Sean King - what a negative nancy <_< Everytime I hear him say ANYTHING about the Bucs, it's just a dig at a position / player / coach / GM.

What a douche.



Also - Any Tampa Locals heading to the rookie camp? Havn't seen much, but I seen a couple of Steven Means DL Drills and that dude got some step to his game :o


lol shaun king

i was living in tampa when he took over. was so funny bc he literally just needed to play mediocre for the bucs to succeed. :rofl:
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May 9 2013 12:05am
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lol shaun king

i was living in tampa when he took over. was so funny bc he literally just needed to play mediocre for the bucs to succeed. :rofl:


It was so frustrating because if he didn't consistently play awful, we were almost unbeatable. With any good QB we would have won a couple more Super Bowls.

Crazy how much our offense handicapped those teams.
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May 9 2013 02:05am
Ronde, you were and are a Legend

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May 9 2013 02:24am
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It was so frustrating because if he didn't consistently play awful, we were almost unbeatable. With any good QB we would have won a couple more Super Bowls.

Crazy how much our offense handicapped those teams.


lol. its true. i was in 5th and 6th grade and still remember how amazing it was how he could keep them from winning. was astounding really... then Rob Johnson and then finally Brad Johnson came to save the day. the old man worked wonders for a couple seasons.

then we moved back to Wisco and I was able to follow my Pack more religiously again. nice thing was when we moved to tampa, they were still in the same division so i got to watch them at least a few times per year plus go to Raymond James Stadium and see the Battle of th****s


#nostalgia

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May 9 2013 02:36am
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http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af194/DiamondbacksGraphics/ronde.png


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May 9 2013 02:36am
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http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/af194/DiamondbacksGraphics/ronde.png


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May 9 2013 05:30pm
lol

Ronde Barber has played with 40% of all the bucs to have ever played with the franchise.
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lol

Ronde Barber has played with 40% of all the bucs to have ever played with the franchise.


And ya know, at first glance of his stats, it's not all too impressive. Averaging 3 pics a year only. Though he has nearly 1000 yards on INT return yards. That's quite impressive. Along with 40+ sacks. I remember in the old nfl games, I would cb blitz like a mofo. Him and Brian Kelly got me a shitload of sacks :D
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May 10 2013 02:43am
It ws funny coz during his press conferance he said he wanted 30 sacks, and then laughed and said "I wanted those 30 sacks, and we tried - my god we tried, musta blitzed about 50 times last year" then looked at Schiano :lol:



ere we go, Ronde Barber - a life in stats

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And now, for posterity, the rest of the numbers that, in five years, will make Barber a very attractive Hall of Fame candidate:

0…Number of other players in NFL history with 25+ sacks and 40+ interceptions.

1…Super Bowl Championship.

2…Rank in NFL history in tackles by a defensive back.

3…Single-game career-high interception total, recorded twice, at New Orleans on December 4, 2005 and

against New Orleans on December 23, 2001.

5…Pro Bowl and Associated Press All-Pro selections.

6…Seasons with at least 100 tackles.

9…Number of NFC Defensive Player of the Week awards, including postseason, tied for the most in NFL

history.

10…Interceptions made by Barber in 2001, setting a team record, and tying for the most in a single season

in the NFL since 1981.

11…Number of defensive units for which Barber started that finished in the top 10 in the NFL’s rankings.

12…Career touchdowns on fumble/interception returns, tied for the third most in NFL history.

14…Single-game career-high tackle total, vs. Green Bay on November 16, 2003.

15…Career touchdowns, including postseason.

16…Number of seasons played by Barber, all with the Buccaneers, the third-longest tenure with a single team in NFL history.

28…Number of career sacks, the second-most by a defensive back in NFL history (Rodney Harrison-30.5).

47…Number of career interceptions, the most in franchise history.

65…Players selected ahead of Barber in the 1997 NFL Draft.

92…Length, in yards, Barber returned his interception in the 2002 NFC Championship, sealing the win for

the Buccaneers and sending the team on to Super Bowl XXXVII.

120…Single-season career high in tackles, recorded in 2002.

160…Single-season career high in interception return yards, set in 2012.

215…Consecutive starts, from Week 10 against Atlanta in 1999 (11/21/99) to Week 17 at Atlanta in 2012

(12/30/12), the most ever by a defensive back, and tied for the sixth-longest streak in NFL history.

232…Career starts, the most in team history.

240…Consecutive games played, the most in franchise history, and tied for the second-longest streak by a defensive player in the NFL since 1970.

241…Career games played, the most in team history.

242…Career passes defensed, the most in team history.

923…Number of career interception yards, 16th in NFL history.


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