2007-2008 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Schedule...

Captain Fear · 05-02-2007, 07:24 PM

Fri. Aug. 10 NEW ENGLAND 7:30 PM
Sat. Aug. 18 at Jacksonville 7:30 PM
Sat. Aug. 25 at Miami 7:30 PM
Thu. Aug. 30 HOUSTON 8:00 PM

1 Sun, Sep 9 at Seattle 4:15 PM
2 Sun, Sep 16 New Orleans 1:00 PM
3 Sun, Sep 23 St. Louis 1:00 PM
4 Sun, Sep 30 at Carolina 4:05 PM
5 Sun, Oct 7 at Indianapolis 4:05 PM
6 Sun, Oct 14 Tennessee 1:00 PM
7 Sun, Oct 21 at Detroit 1:00 PM
8 Sun, Oct 28 Jacksonville 4:05 PM
9 Sun, Nov 4 Arizona 1:00 PM
10 BYE
11 Sun, Nov 18 at Atlanta 1:00 PM
12 Sun, Nov 25 Washington 1:00 PM
13 Sun, Dec 2 at New Orleans 1:00 PM
14 Sun, Dec 9 at Houston 1:00 PM
15 Sun, Dec 16 Atlanta 1:00 PM
16 Sun, Dec 23 at San Francisco 8:15 PM
17 Sun, Dec 30 Carolina 1:00 PM

Captain Fear · 05-02-2007, 07:33 PM

Not a terrible schedule, but having to play Indy, Seattle, Jacksonville, and St. Louis won't be nice out of conference games. Definitely when we already have to face up with one of the toughest conferences in all the NFL in the NFC South...I believe we can do well though. I believe a 9-7 or 10-6 season is capable, we've improved this offseason in key positions that we really need, so hopefully injuries won't kill us again...

John F · 05-02-2007, 07:54 PM

The schedule didn't kill us as so much injuries and a slack job coaching last season. While the defense has regrouped by and large this off season -- I cna't say the same with the offense. Gruden's keeping the same coaching team around and mostly the same players while adding a little spice here and there (Garcia namely).

And as I noted on another forum -- fans should not look at the December game versus San Fran as the teams prime time appearence this season. NBC will more than likely push for another game with other teams that weekend. That's an out-of-division matchup that (pending team turnarounds) is less than marquee

Captain Fear · 05-02-2007, 08:09 PM

Coaching wasn't great I agree, but it wasn't the main cause of our problems injuries and the fact that we decided to start a 6th round QB over a veteran backup in Tim Rattay until 2 games left at the end of the season...

I love Gruden, but this is his make or break year I believe, another bad year and he could be gone....

05-02-2007, 07:33 PM	#2 (permalink)
Captain Fear Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: North Carolina Posts: 66	Not a terrible schedule, but having to play Indy, Seattle, Jacksonville, and St. Louis won't be nice out of conference games. Definitely when we already have to face up with one of the toughest conferences in all the NFL in the NFC South...I believe we can do well though. I believe a 9-7 or 10-6 season is capable, we've improved this offseason in key positions that we really need, so hopefully injuries won't kill us again... __________________ "Winning is Everything, It's the Only thing." - 1930's Vanderbilt and UCLA football coach Henry "Red" Saunders

05-02-2007, 08:09 PM	#4 (permalink)
Captain Fear Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: North Carolina Posts: 66	Coaching wasn't great I agree, but it wasn't the main cause of our problems injuries and the fact that we decided to start a 6th round QB over a veteran backup in Tim Rattay until 2 games left at the end of the season... I love Gruden, but this is his make or break year I believe, another bad year and he could be gone.... __________________ "Winning is Everything, It's the Only thing." - 1930's Vanderbilt and UCLA football coach Henry "Red" Saunders

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05-02-2007, 07:54 PM	#3 (permalink)
John F Administrator Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tampa Bay area, Florida Posts: 2,497	The schedule didn't kill us as so much injuries and a slack job coaching last season. While the defense has regrouped by and large this off season -- I cna't say the same with the offense. Gruden's keeping the same coaching team around and mostly the same players while adding a little spice here and there (Garcia namely). And as I noted on another forum -- fans should not look at the December game versus San Fran as the teams prime time appearence this season. NBC will more than likely push for another game with other teams that weekend. That's an out-of-division matchup that (pending team turnarounds) is less than marquee