NFL: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Surprise with Young Team

November 6, 2010   ·   Dwight Drum   ·   Jump to comments

National Football League pundits viewed the 2010 performance of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as likely to match the 2009 dismal results of three wins and 13 losses. As trained journalists, they surely know how to spell, but if observant they may have learned a new way to spell surprise: B-u-c-c-a-n-e-e-r-s. 
On Buccaneers.com, Raheem Morris, the youngest head coach in the league, commented about his young team, the youngest in the NFL at the approximate 25.5 years on earth per player.
"These guys are young and they're just crazy enough not to listen to everybody else and just go out and be their best selves and get wins," Morris said. "And that's what's happening. They believe in themselves. They've got a lot of self-esteem and a lot of pride."
The rushing offense has improved dramatically with the athletic power runs of young LeGarrette Blount whose leaping abilities at 23 will no doubt be textbook video replay throughout the season. He performed el...

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