Tampa Bay Buccaneers Versus the New York Giants: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

September 19, 2012   ·   Rob Clement   ·   Jump to comments

Two days have passed.  
The unbelievable game that was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers versus the New York Giants has had time to sink in.
The quick start, the turnovers, the comeback, the other comeback, the dagger. All of it amounting to a 41-34 heart-pounding defeat, that if nothing else caught the eye of the the NFL.
At this point, nothing seems more appropriate than a recap, of the good, the bad and the ugly of the Buccaneers' Week 2 match-up.
The Good
While Week 1 showed that Tampa Bay had seemingly found the running game that they had desperately been needing since the days of Warrick Dunn and Mike Alstott, Week 2 showed something more.
The maturity of Josh Freeman—now in his fourth professional season—and the acquisitions of Vincent Jackson among others has allowed the Bucs to have all the makings of a formidable passing attack.
Surely they were overshadowed by Eli Manning's 510-yard performance. Even so, the Buccaneers showed the ab...

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