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If you want to know who failed, look no further than Anderson. Someone with a Tivo go back and look at all the times where a Buc player ran right by Anderson and Anderson was just watching the play, not making any effort. I didn't get it, its like he still thought it was preseason.

Kuechly was average, but what do you expect when our D-Line gets so little pressure on Freeman and there are automatic holes every running play.

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Today was funny because the Bucs played about as perfect as they are capable of and they won 16-10.

Our Offense was dogshit today....if we have any type of balance this game is alot different

I didnt understand why Kuechly was brought off the field so much. The catch Martin made was just a circus play..whatever....1 out of 50 he catches that...he's one of our impact coverage guys and we took him out of the game too much i thought

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His job title today was to blow up the iso block, pretty much it.

What? A LB to eat up blocks? You had the gameplan?

Not trying to be sarcastic, but there was not a safety or anyone else following thru most of those holes, so what would the point of just eating up a block be? LBs are there to stop the runners.

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