can johnson get them the ball? please.. brad johnson is still a
great qb (even though hes getting older) the questions should be...

can the o-line protect brad johnson?


--- In Bucs@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Weber/ Daddy Designs"
<mweber@d...> wrote:
> The only drawback with Galloway has been his lack of crisp routes.
That's one thing Gruden's offense is dependent on (and why
McCardell's been successful). Early in his career, Galloway used his
blinding speed to make up for his weak routes. But, since the knee
injury, he's lost a slight step and running crisp routes has become
more important.
>
> The good thing is that route running is a teachable skill. The
receiver just has to have the ambition to learn. If Gruden's high on
what Galloway's doing, then maybe he's willing to work on his routes
and not depend on blinding speed. That bodes well for the Bucs
offense this year.
>
> Now, the question is: Can Johnson get them the ball?
>
> Michael Weber
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ish Engle
> To: Bucs@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 1:36 PM
> Subject: RE: [Bucs] hi everyone
>
>
> Reports I've read say that Galloway and Jones have people
buzzing. Speed like theirs has been a rare commodity in Tampa (at
least, on the offensive side of the ball). Jon seems to be raving
about both (especially Galloway). IMO, both Dallas and Tampa
benefited from that trade.
>
> Ish
>
> "James, Leo" <Leo.James@q...> wrote:
> From: Michael Weber/ Daddy Designs [mailto:mweber@d...]
> >
> > From what I've read Alstott seems to be coming along nicely.
But,
> > there's no telling how much the injury affected him until they
> > put on the pads. I think that Alstott will get cut before the
> > season if Gruden doesn't think he's going to be effective.
But,
> > the draft day trade of Darien Barnes bodes well for another
year
> > of #40.
>
> Mike's been such a mainstay for us for so long that we really
> didn't appreciate him until he went down. On top of that, he
> was so durable that it didn't seem real when he went down. I
> don't think we can even measure what getting him back will do
> for our offense.
>
> > As for Joe Jurevicious, I believe the McCardell holdout is a
> > good sign for him. I don't think they would take such a hard
> > stance with him of JJ wasn't coming along nicely. If the
> > McCardell thing isn't wrapped up by the beginning of the
> > season, I expect to see Galloway and Clayton lining up as #1
> > & 2 with JJ lining up as #3.
>
> Jurevicious is another one. We'll always remember him making
> all those big plays on the way to Super Bowl XXXVII. Losing
> him -- again virtually for the entire season -- was huge. It
> is true that a healthy JJ takes leverage away from Keenan but
> I'd sure like to get them both back. I seem to remember some
> incredible plays from McCardell in that Super Bowl also.
>
> Haven't heard too much about Galloway. How's he looked up to
> this point?
>
>
>
>
> Charles "Ish" Engle
>
> "And you shall call his name Ishmael,
> because the Lord has given heed to
> your affliction." Gen 16:11b
>
>
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