Pittman's return to the Buc's! is this a good idea please respond to this statment from pittman?

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Capital T

Tampa, FL

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June 4, 2009, 09:22 AM

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"That would be nice to get back on the Bucs and finish my career here," Pittman said. "That's why Drew told them I would play fullback and catch some passes out of the backfield because that's the position I played full-time during camp last year up in Denver. If they have room for me it would be nice to come back."

Im really not sure if askew can stay healthy here in tampa, but really, is this what we really need or want, Pittman?
now i know the guy was a nice tool to have while he was here and he has gained wieght sence he's been in denver, but really do we take this or not cause im not sure?

!!!!! HE CAN BE USED !!!!!

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June 6, 2009 05:39 PM ET

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THIS IS A HARD ONE TO FIGURE OUT. I MEAN WE ALL SAW HOW BAD AND HOW QUICK THE RB SITUATION GOT FOR THE BUCCS. I AM SURE HE CAN BE USED, BUT WITH ALL THE DEPTH WE HAVE AT THAT POSTION RIGHT NOW, I JUST DONT KNOW HOW.

buccaneer 17

Dallas , TX

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June 7, 2009 08:17 AM ET

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Yeah thats my problem also, Pittman has developed a great deal in denver as a fullback, but really do we rely on him to replace Askew if he falls out again, or do we put Ernest Graham back there again and replace him with Cadillac Williams at running back. This is a very sticky one, we have the salary cap but do we waste it on an unsure bet.

Capital T

Tampa, FL

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June 16, 2009 02:12 PM ET

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All bets are unsure. Otherwise there wouldn't be a bet.

Aces Up

Las Vegas, NV

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June 17, 2009 07:46 AM ET

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Your right and that's very understandable, but we really dont need another back right now, we need to focus more on either another wide out and or beefing up our D.