Fan Pulse: Bucs rookies not working and playing well together

By Neal Coolong  |   Thursday, July 03, 2008  |  Comments( 6 )

 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Rookies in the NFL get their first chance to show how tough they are by going against their teammates. Buccaneers rookies Aqib Talib and Cory Boyd got an early start on beating up on their teammates by supposedly getting in a brawl at the rookie symposium Wednesday. Talib was the team's first-round pick, and Boyd was taken in the seventh. Pro ...
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CommentsComments: 6
 No.1
 09:44 AM
07/03/2008
Talib Just proved every team that passed him up right. The talk before the draft was that he was a trouble maker and hard to control in or outside of the locker room. And now hes already causeing problems. I'd expect the Bucs to put a insurance policy in his contract about his behavior.
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 No.2
RedskinFan21ST		 12:15 PM
07/03/2008
I don't think this will even be an issue. A few weeks from now everything will be fine and of course winning cures everything.
 No.3
nhartman		 03:43 PM
07/03/2008
It's fine to say that this incident is no big deal, but, in the case of Talib, it is not isolated. Remember, Goddell is punishing teams who keep troublemakers on the roster as well as players. So not only are the Bucs risking losing a first round draft pick, but also fincancial pentalties. Absolutely this hurts Talib's contract, both in terms of signing money and in terms of a potential behavior clause. The irony of it all is that it happened between teammates at the NFL rookie symposium, where they all go to learn how not to get into fights.
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