Captain’s Blog: My Washington Post Draft Analysis, McCoy’s scheme with Tampa Bay similar to OK, Clayton likely gone?

From time to time, I will be doing some work for the Washington Post again as I was before. Here, I talk about the Tampa Bay Bucs draft. Rick Stroud points out that Gerald McCoy’s system in One Gap defense at Oklahoma is similar, but a little different than what the Bucs are asking him to do. Some updates from Pewter Reports chat session that I joined in on today…..

• Earnest Graham’s rehab on his ankle injury is doing good, and he will be ready to practice this offseason.
• Kellen Winsow and Jerramy Stevens are being asked to improve their blocking. As a result, we may see more of John Gilmore at TE next year on running downs.
• Not just the Bucs, but MOST teams in the league are avoiding long term deals right now until the CBA is done.

  

• The question of Michael Clayton was asked several times, and PR man Charlie Campbell is clear he does not feel Clayton will be a Buccaneer in 2010.

See you next time on the Captain’s Blog! Dont miss todays HD video from 2009, a nice Josh Freeman TD throw. But then again, arnt they all nice? Also, tomorrow, check out a great trick play by Craig Erickson and Horace Copeland in 1993! Dont forget to get your questions in! Top right corner for info on emailing me a question about the Bucs, and the best 3 or 4 will get mentioned. So far Matt Smith has the best this week…but that name is a little familiar….hmmm…