There was something quite tantalizing about the way Buccaneers rookie running back LeGarrette Blount ran the ball against the Steelers on Sunday, and it seems Coach Raheem Morris can't wait to see more of it. Though he won't immediately replace Cadillac Williams as the Bucs' lead ball carrier, Blount will get a chance to relieve Williams and spark Tampa Bay's dormant rushing attack when the Bucs return to action in two weeks. "It's not time for wholesale panic where you start changing the position, because I think Cadillac has played three good games," Morris said Monday. "But he can do better, and we have to give him (a) blow. We can't give him 28 straight carries, so someone's got to come in and give us a spark. Someone's got to come in and make somebody miss and break off a long run." Source: Tampa Tribune
I was talking about this during the game, I would like to see Blount and Huggins share the backfield for a couple weeks(one starting and one as a change of pace) and they could throw Caddy and Graham in on passing downs if they aren't confident in those guys as receivers
