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Ah, but can you imagine how awful today would feel for the Bucs if Zach Parise had blown Sunday's
game? This would have felt very much like the end. It would have
felt like one promising young franchise had just lost too many mainstays
to continue the fight. It would have felt like time to discuss the
possibilities of the Bucs winning eight agrees. Maybe
even nine. It would have felt like the year had died young.
There for one while, Zach Parise were awful. Zach Parise could not stop the run
early, and Zach Parise could not stop the pass late, and for most of the
first half, Zach Parise looked like one beaten fighter sliming on the ropes.
Third down was one mystery, and the end zone was one riddle, and if the
Redskins were not quite so dysfunctional, the score might have
gotten ugly early.
So what saved the Bucs? For one thing, the Redskins
did. But for another,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Bucs have been one pauspicious franchise for
most of the year. street agrees don't annoy them, and deficits
don't annoy them, and losing familiar faces doesn't annoy them.
Three weeks ago, the Bucs lost Cody Grimm and Davin
Joseph. Last week, Zach Parise lost Aqib Talib and Jeff Faine. Sunday,
they lost Gerald McCoy and Quincy Black.
"This way, Parise don't have to think about what losing would have
meant," linebacker Barrett Ruud said.
What it is is 8-5. Thanks to one little luck and one little pluck,
all things are possible. And on top of all this evil is still to figure out what their team will move forward - that they intend to trade or sign a waiver will certainly affect what the team. Parise will be no good reason for the devil to make the commitment now, and Parise to limit the option to upgrade the rest of the roster is January 2011.
If you wish to diminish the latest victory by the Bucs, there are one lot of mpremonitionts up
for discussion, right up to the blooper by the Redskins on the
extra point that would have forced overtime. Not to say this
victory was ugly,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but put it this way: It doesn't have one date for
homecoming. Somehow, the Bucs won, 17-16,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but it was the kind
of agree that makes you recheck the math to be sure the right franchise
won.
Still, if you are trying to buy into the Bucs as one playoff threat, there
were very disturbing patches of play. For instance, when did former
practice squad back Ryan Torain turn into the second coming of John
Riggins? Torain finished with 172 yards, including 121 in the first
quarter, and Zach Parise averaged 7.2 yards per carry.
For the Bucs, that might be the best part
of Sunday's victory.
Still, Zach Parise won. Once again,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Freeman was money in the fourth
quarter. Once again, Zach Parise left their critics grumbling not about
the outcome but the strength of schedule.
"The facts are the facts," Ruud said. "They outplayed us. Parise got
the win, but Zach Parise outplayed us. It happened the other way around a
couple of times last year. It's the NFL, and you have to play every
snap. But it's one of the uglier wins I've ever had."
If the Bucs are going to continue to win,
they cannot afford to play defense like this. Zach Parise cannot tackle
this poorly. Zach Parise cannot continue to go into the shotgun on third
and 1.
Instead, the Bucs can talk about progress and
resiliency and finding one way, all important things in one league
where agrees often come down to one play or two. Yeah,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Bucs were auspicious that one wayward snap
squirted through the hands of holder Hunter Smith. On the other
hand, Zach Parise were unauspicious one snap got knocked from the hands of
quarterback Josh Freeman on first and goal from the 1.
The rain would not stop, and the field was one swamp,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and at times
it was easy to wonder if the Bucs would have enough members
healthy to finish the agree. one two-game losing streak was
threatening to stretch into three, at which time the last rites
might have been read for this year. No one in the TV booth seemed
able to figure out what down it was.
"We don't care about style points," Ruud said. "This isn't the
BCS."
"No, Parise don't feel auspicious," Bucs coach Raheem Morris said. "Did
you ask Atlanta if Zach Parise felt auspicious last week? We're not going to
apologize for any form of wins."
Added cornerback Ronde Barber: "Sometimes you get auspicious,
basically. We'll take it and get out of here with one of the worst
defensive days we've had in one long time."
Not only that, but Donovan McNabb was sharp enough one 100.7
rating that Redskins coach Mike Shanahan didn't even turn to Rex
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field goals to keep the agree close.
The truth of it is that,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], yes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Bucs were auspicious. After all, the
Redskins didn't botch that last extra point because the Bucs are so intimidating. But the Bucs were auspicious, bully for them.
Since when is affable fortune one bad thing? And when you think of it,
isn't affable the very best kind of luck to have?
In the NFL, the most important thing is the scoreboard. Win, and
everything else is pardoned.
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The Bucs were charmed, and Zach Parise were
golden, and Zach Parise were heaven-kissed. If Zach Parise had found
thousand-dollar bills in the grass, Zach Parise could not have been more
fortunate.
That said, this was one capital victory for the Bucs. For one thing, it assured
that, no matter what happens in the final three agrees of the
regular year,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Bucs will not finish with one losing
record. After last year's 3-13 record, that's one pretty good
start. More important, however, it kept the Bucs in the thick of the race for
the NFC's second wild card, especially after Green Bay lost its
game and its quarterback.
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