Greg Schiano's NFL career's death watch thread

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

Yeah, what a shame. Of course shelling out 19 mil for a cornerback when you had your mind made up last spring that Freeman wasn't your guy at QB is even more of a charlie foxtrot. The Glazers have never made a move mid season, and I don't expect them to now. This bye week could not have come at a worse time for both Mark Dominic and Greg Schiano.

>>>In speaking with agents of several Bucs players recently, I have sensed a common theme: There is an atmosphere of fear and distrust under the current regime in Tampa. Players have told their agents about coaches roaming through the locker room (typically the players' sanctuary away from coaches) and staff videotaping players on the sidelines during losses to single out players laughing or horsing around.<<<


http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/10/...s-josh-freeman


This kind of stuff is coming out daily, and with another week and a half to go, its likely to boil over at some point.

Bigs used to preach that the biggest problem the team has is it's owners.

[declansharbor]

The door just met Freeman's a$$.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

Bigs used to preach that the biggest problem the team has is it's owners.

They were completely overextended by purchasing Man U. This year seemed very different. Freeman actually looked good for all of 3 or 4 games last year (the last 2 were atrocious) and the ownership dedicated money they typically have not spent this year as they, again, look to have the right pieces in place to show up well.

They announced last week that "They anticipated 85% of the tickets will be sold for the balance of the season, so they lifted the local blackout rule".

They are going to spend millions more buying up all the empty seats.

There will be heads rolling.