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Kalen Ballage is coming off a very successful Junior season in which saw score 8 total touchdowns against the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Week 2. Down the stretch of the season Ballage showed off that he is more than a solid runner. Ballage also showed that he be a receiving back as he finished the season with 469 receiving yards at season's end.

Moving forward, Tampa fans, look out. Ronald Jones II and Peyton Barber are ready to go, practicing hard, and apparently, have made quite an impression on Bucs staff and fans watching the offseason workouts. Scott Smith, from Buccaneers Insider Live, touched upon the battle which isn't really

"I have thrown a lot at him, giving him a ton of reps," offensive coordinator Jake Spavital said. "I think the kid has the right mind set. You can tell that he has played a lot of football. He was actually a quarterback at Rice at one point and then he has been a receiver. He has played at the college level. Really right now he is trying to figure out the offense and all of the ins and outs of it. He can hopefully get out there and help us. I have been pleased with how he is so far, we just have to keep repping over these next two weeks and developing him and getting it to where he starts to think slow is what I’m trying to accomplish with him."

De’Shaun Buzzwell was born on October 13th, 1989 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was always really fast and had a lot of energy. Because of this, his mother put him into sports. He played baseball, football, and basketball. His favorite sport was football. He played on an elite traveling football team that he was the star of. His dream was to play college football for Oklahoma State University. He worked day in and day out. Because of his hard work and effort, not only did he get his dream of playing for OSU, it also gave him a first round draft pick with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That didn’t automatically mean that he was the best player on the team though. He had a very rough first season, only playing in five games and having the worst average rushing yards for rookie W.R., and only scored one touchdown in the season In the off-season, he didn’t expect to get anywhere. But, his friend worked with him every day in the off-season. They worked every other day on speed, agility, endurance, and strength. He never quit. His hard work in the off-season paid off, as he played in fourteen out of his team’s sixteen games for the season and averaged the best rushing yards for a wide receiver for the entire NFL, and had eight touchdowns. The

Today we examine another possible addition at cornerback: Virginia Tech’s Kendall Fuller. And I know you are thinking, yes there is already a Fuller playing cornerback in the NFL. Kendall’s brother Kyle is a Pro Bowl player for the Chicago Bears. But wait, there’s more. His other brother Corey is currently a wide out for the Detroit Lions while his oldest brother Vincent played seven seasons in the

QB1 The book QB1 and the author Mike Lupica with 244 pages is about a kid named Jake trying to be the starting quarterback for his high school football team Granger. He is a kid of other great quarterbacks from his city and he is trying to be the next great Cullen kid. Jake is a quarterback trying be the starter for his team. He is a freshman though so he is guessing he won't play at all this whole year.

The last time we saw a healthy Foster on the field, he was among the best running backs in the league. He may be an aging running back in a league that heavily favors younger, more athletic backs, but you cannot deny the talent he possesses. There isn’t

With that conservative plan of thinking and coaching style, expect this to be a very long season for the New York Jets and quite possibly a very short one for head coach Todd Bowles. The only rhythm this offense has shown was the very first play of the preseason in which Josh McCown was playing with the first team, scoring this

Joe Thuney played all positions on the offensive line for North Carolina State and fits a need and under the guidance of legendary offensive line coach, Dante Scarnecchia, Thuney is definitely in good hands. Joe Thuney is a very good athlete, who looks like a tight end on the offensive line, very intelligent scoring a 39 on the Wonderlic and the Patriots are hoping that his pass blocking ability, one of the best in all of college football translates to the professional game. In camp, Thuney is already working at guard with the first team offense and has looked very good in 1 on 1 blocking drills. He projects to be the starting left

In last year’s NFL Draft, the Eagles used their first two picks to address the defensive side of the football. With their first round selection, they took defensive end Derek Barnett, who carved out his role and racked up five sacks. In the second round, the Eagles drafted cornerback Sidney Jones, who slid in the draft due to a torn Achilles but played in the regular season finale against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Saints currently have Obum Gwacham penciled in as their starting left defensive end in their 4-3 scheme, but New Orleans could definitely use an upgrade. Williams would be a better option than relying on a former sixth-round pick to consistently pressure the quarterback, and he would provide more upside at a premium position.

Simeon James Rice; for nearly ten years the name drove fear into opposing defenders with the same force that Rice drove Quarter Backs into the ground. The 1996 3rd overall pick by Arizona racked up an impressive career and a plethora of awards and accolades in a career a decade long, most of that spent with our beloved Buccaneers.

With his first NFL preseason game in the books, Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Trevone Boykin has gotten some attention throughout the league. The undrafted rookie threw the ball for 188 yards last Saturday against the Kansas City Chiefs, 37 of which came on a last second hail Mary to Tanner McEvoy.

Since then, the former Univ. of Washington standout has been practicing with the team over the last few weeks. However, Jones' practice time is winding up as this week the Eagles have to either add him to the 53-man or place him on the injured reserve, meaning no chance for him to get snaps in the playoffs.

Nate Jackson is an NFL player. His dreams became reality. He didn’t come from a big Division I school. He didn’t come from a Division I school at all. He came from Division III