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May 04, 2007

Sabby heating things up at safety

Second-round pick Sabby Piscitelli made an impression on his coaches during Friday's rookie camp workouts.

And for those out there who have often inquired what will happen at safety entering the regular season, coach Jon Gruden pretty much put it to rest today when he said this:

Piscitelli "is a guuy who is going to certainly make it interesting at safety with (Jermaine) Phillips and Will Allen," Gruden said. That tells us that Piscitelli will be right in the mix of things and has a chance to start on opening day. Of course, he has to earn it, but if he is everything the Bucs proclaim him to be, this is more than just talk.

Time will tell, but it looks like Allen and Phillips better get it together.

Posted by Stephen Holder at 07:08:33 PM on May 4, 2007
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Good! Phillips and Allen need a good kick in the pants.
They've been here to long to play as bad as they did last season. You have to know the system by now, either do your job or step aside.
My question is? Can Piscitelli lead the league in effort?

Posted by: Jason | May 05, 2007 at 12:28 AM

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