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November 28, 2007

This just in: Garcia still sore

Now, there's a headline you've already seen. Well guess what: get ready to ready it some more.

Jeff Garcia says he's still very sore from the lower back bruise he sustained against the Redskins and had nothing positive to offer in a recently-completed press conference.

"I've had better days," Garcia cracked.

Asked about the chances he'll practice this week, Garcia was not optimistic.

"Right now, I'm not ready to test it in any sort of way," he said. "I don't think that would be a smart move on my behalf as far as needing to get where I need to be in order to play in a game. To go out there to try to run around and throw the ball, I think, would create a negative effect instead of a positive effect."

My projection: Garcia won't play against the Saints. It's not worth it to the Bucs to put him out there. His lack of mobility could prevent him from eluding the pass rush and then all sorts of bad things can happen. And considering how sore his back is, he probably won't be very accurate with his throws because he is so emcumbered by the back. Probably smarter to get him well for the stretch run and the playoffs.

Stay tuned. When we know more you'll know more.

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aaron

in case you didnt realize Skylar, the last two posts were from me. Smelly Cat is the name that i use when i try to post on your good buddies site, The Tribune. they never let my stuff get on the board. i guess they dont like me...boo hoo.
Anyways are you just ignoring what i said in response to incredibaly stupid comment about Grad being just as good as Young? you know there was once a point that i thought you had some good football knowledge, but then you told Tom that load of dung about grad and the whole PA thing. that is the weakest argument i have ever heard. i cannot believe you even said that. youre credibility is now at 0.

aaron

you know skylar there are some very knowledgeable people who post on this site and it looked like you may be one of them. but then you said that whole PA thing. like tom said, you will never live that down. i dont always agree with tom but i know he has good smarts about football, same with DR. they have some very interesting points. we may differ in some thoughts and philosophies but you can tell they have a good knowledge of the game. you on the other hand are a pretender. please go back to the Tribune. Did Anwar send you over here?

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