Bucs vs Skins Gameday Thread

These pre season games just don't mean anything, we've looked good in so many areas but I need to see it Sept. 9th. But it sure does look like this team/organization is really headed in the right direction.

Nick Williams reminded me of a younger Santana. ULTRA shifty and great acceleration.

These pre season games just don't mean anything, we've looked good in so many areas but I need to see it Sept. 9th. But it sure does look like this team/organization is really headed in the right direction.

This is great. Hardly can I read a thread without finding at least one comment of how the team is headed in the right direction, how glad everybody is for the current management, how glad everybody is that the Cerrato era is behind us. And it's not a bad thing; in fact, I love hearing it. But for those of you who were on this board during those dark and terrible years, it must be a huge change. I, for one, am thankful we finally have a competent FO that is building a team we can be proud of. HTTR!

Nick Williams reminded me of a younger Santana. ULTRA shifty and great acceleration.

He's my new team crush. *swoons* I love him so much.

But seriously. I hope the Skins practice squad him. Kid has potential.

nick is a good candidate for PS.

He's my new team crush. *swoons* I love him so much.

But seriously. I hope the Skins practice squad him. Kid has potential.

I'm telling you this guy is underrated. He can contribute this year. He won't be a dominate force, but I have a feeling he can move some chains on some crucial 3rd downs this year. In this way, he's as underrated as Alfred Morris was last year before the first regular season game. I, for one, thought that Morris was at least going to get the bulk of the carries in the first game last year when everyone was guessing who would be the starter at rb. Most thought it was going to be a rb by committee the entire year.

Hopefully there is room for him because i agree he can contribute. But for some reason i dont think they are going to squeeze him in this year.

I really think that Nick Williams is an underrated player. Different situation and position but he could be this year's Alfred Morris. I'd rather have him on the active roster rather than practice squad because he seems to bring a different style that none of the other wideouts have. And he also doesn't have a case of the dropsies like a couple of them have. Those drops are killers especially multiple ones in one game- like the Steelers game last season.

Nick would be a disastrous roster spot. I wouldn't even consider him for PS when the team has Lewis, Dawson, and Briscoe (not sure about his eligibility since he suited up a lot of prior games).

Nick is not Wes Welker and he has no where the deep ball grab ability like Lewis.
Preseason is over.

Nick would be a disastrous roster spot. I wouldn't even consider him for PS when the team has Lewis, Dawson, and Briscoe (not sure about his eligibility since he suited up a lot of prior games).

Nick is not Wes Welker and he has no where the deep ball grab ability like Lewis.
Preseason is over.

And you presume these facts from where?

They both seemed to be effective in the preseason in the same dose.. I personally like Nick, and think he would be a fantastic slot WR. I also like Lewis, but don't see either making the team unless we do a surprise cut.

Nick would be a disastrous roster spot. I wouldn't even consider him for PS when the team has Lewis, Dawson, and Briscoe (not sure about his eligibility since he suited up a lot of prior games).

Nick is not Wes Welker and he has no where the deep ball grab ability like Lewis.
Preseason is over.

I think that's pre-mature. The guy is a rookie. I don't think he'd be Welker right out of the box, but in 2 or 3 years? There's definitely a chance.

I don't think he's any worse than Briscoe (who rode the bench all last season) or Dawson.