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8802Gator;n8746 said:When did Demps turn in to a linebacker? He looks huge in this video.
[video]https://www.buccaneers.com/multimedia/videos/Feels-Like-Home/f0efc054-edc4-42e1-b477-8499b4fb6c67[/video]
8802Gator;n8746 said:When did Demps turn in to a linebacker? He looks huge in this video.
[video]https://www.buccaneers.com/multimedia/videos/Feels-Like-Home/f0efc054-edc4-42e1-b477-8499b4fb6c67[/video]
I am sure there are guys that are quiker than Demps out there, but I dont see anybody being able to match his open field speed. He has another gear that is world class. Lovie has said a couple times this offseason that he cant wait to see Demps on the field, and that they will have some packages to take advantage of his speed.URGatorBait;n8880 said:He's been spending a lot of time in California this offseason. He needed to bulk up if he is going to dedicate himself to football, where he'll have the opportunity to make more money than in track. He was muscular before with low body fat percentage, but he's even stronger now and from what I understand, he hasn't lost a step either. While he won't be a starter, obviously, for the Bucs, they do intend to have packages for him, as you simply can't take for granted his speed. If he's not the fastest, he's got to be top 3 in the league. His previous injuries were real, but probably didn't require the amount of time off that the Pats and Bucs had him take, however the time off after the groin injury with the Bucs allotted him more time to build more into an NFL RB frame, as opposed to a slimmer "track" frame. He still has a low body fat percentage, somewhere at or below 3%, which is just insane, but with added muscle, he should be able to handle the rigors of the NFL a little more than before, especially considering that he's not an every down back.
If the Bucs keep the 4 RB's they have lined up available, then they have one of the deepest and nastiest set of backs in the league in my opinion....now we just wait and see if McCown can at least be viable so that they don't have to rely solely on the RB's. Considering the additions to the WR position, as well as what was coming back, the Bucs have the potential to go from bottom to top in a hurry.
rogdochar;n9217 said:What about KO returns …. Demps should reach the 25 before any tacklers do ?
jdh5484;n9248 said:I wonder if he's lost a step with all the muscle gain?
Columbia and Columbus?Gulfstream said:Those video clips seem like a dream. Where have you gone Gators ?
And dont forget the mighty Gators.AlexDaGator said:#MeToo. I think the early line was nuts though. Nobody has blown Miami out, their 2 losses were very close, and they've beaten some very good teams (aTm, Notre Dame) and Ole Miss was nearly a Miami blow out. They don't have a good defense, they have an elite defense and it's a home game for them. Kinda remind me of our 2006 defense, minus the Eraser in the backfield. If Miami can run the ball behind that big OL, this will be a close game (like the Indiana-Penn State game). Of course I hope whatever sorcery Cignetti uses gives us an utter domination and humiliation of the 'Canes.
won't be able. IU gives zero fuchs about the refsEgor's Assistant said:Betting on the refs keeping it within the spread for the co-caines.