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Byron Leftwich

Dallas at Tampa Bay, 1 ETWHAT TO WATCH FOR: Will th...

Fox Sports
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Sep 13, 2009 · 11:14 AM EDT

Dallas at Tampa Bay, 1 ET

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Will the Cowboys really be conservative on offense? Will they simply pound the ball and operate out of a double tight end formation all day? Well, those are the plans with no Terrell Owens and plenty of solid runners in Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice. Another big edge is that offensive coordinator Jason Garrett knows Jim Bates, the Bucs' new defensive coordinator, pretty well, having worked with him in Miami.

Bucs QB Byron Leftwich wants to play a ball-control offense and RB Cadillac Williams should start with Earnest Graham backing him up. Leftwich has all his receivers healthy, especially Antonio Bryant, but his main target figures to be TE Kellen Winslow. There's a good chance of rainshowers during the game.

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Derrick Ward

Clifton Smith and Earnest Graham may form a "Rocket' ba...

St. Petersburg Times
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Sep 08, 2009 · 4:05 PM EDT

Clifton Smith and Earnest Graham may form a "Rocket' backfield under new offensive coordinator Greg Olson, according to Cadillac Williams.

The Bucs have four tailbacks -- Williams, Derrick Ward, Graham and Smith, who is primarily a kick returner.

But Williams said the Bucs are expected to use a running back by committee approach that could include Graham and Smith in one pairing.

“I think coach Olson kind of just expands the playbook,’’ Williams said. “He’s going to get Peanut more involved in one of those rocket backfields. I think we’re going to be good. We’re still running inside, running the ball, play-action.''

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Derrick Ward

Carnell Williams lead guy in 3-man RBBC?

St. Petersburg Times
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Sep 07, 2009 · 8:55 PM EDT

The Buccaneers today have unveiled their most recent depth chart, and it contains one very surprising move.

Running back Carnell Williams is listed as the starter, meaning he'll be the back to kick-start the three-man rotation the team plans to use. Derrick Ward is listed No. 2 and Earnest Graham is listed third.

Coaches revealed their plan for using the trio in the third preseason game. They used Williams as the starter for two series, followed by Ward for two series and Graham for one. After that, the rotation begins again.

Coach Raheem Morris said that "2-2-1" format will continue to be used during the regular season, which begins Sunday at home against the Cowboys.

Williams' place atop the depth chart is notable because of his two surgically-repaired knees.

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Brandon Jacobs

Bucs RB:This isn't as much a battle as a friendly c...

St. Petersburg Times
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Jul 27, 2009 · 1:44 PM EDT

Bucs RB:

This isn't as much a battle as a friendly competition. That's because Earnest Graham and Derrick Ward both will play plenty. The Bucs will look a lot like some other teams have in recent years in using a platoon system for perhaps the most punishing position. Ward formed a formidable tandem with Brandon Jacobs with his former team, the Giants. And the approach worked well in Carolina for Deangelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart, who combined for more than 2,300 yards last season. But in Tampa, how Graham and Ward are used, and who starts, hasn't been decided. Also a factor is how and when to use Clifton Smith, who offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski said will be included in game plans after being used almost exclusively on special teams last season.

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