For you and me, the decision seems simple enough.
The Buccaneers stink, their offense is going nowhere, and the future of the franchise is standing just a few feet away on the sideline. So why wouldn’t you start Josh Freeman at quarterback when the Bucs return to the field in 12 days?
Ah, but for Raheem Morris and Mark Dominik, the decision is a bit more complicated.
By destiny and design, the Bucs coach and general manager have become inextricably linked with their rookie quarterback. In a season that appears hellbent on disappointment, Freeman’s development is the last opportunity for a positive vibe.
Click here to read the full article – By John Romano of tampabay.com
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