Cody Grimm’s Loss Just Part of theTampa Bay Buccaneers’ Bad News
November 29, 2010 · Tom Edrington · Jump to comments
So what would you like first: the bad news, the really bad news or the really, really bad news?
Okay, first things first.
The Baltimore Ravens defense was a little too much for the Buccaneers on Sunday. That's just the, well, bad news; that wasn't all that unexpected.
The Buccaneer coaching staff waited a little too long to get into the hurry-up, no-huddle offense that produced Tampa Bay's only touchdown of the day in a 17-10 loss. And that's really bad.
Now for the really, really bad news.
With a little less than nine minutes left in the first half, in the midst of the chaos during Aqib Talib's interception return, the fireplug and the heart-and-soul of the defense, rookie Cody Grimm, found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The strong safety got himself rolled in a pile and the result was a broken ankle. The defense will now be without its tackling machine for the remainder of the season.
And that is really, really bad—a crying...
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