The Tampa Bay Times reports that for the first two weeks after being acquired by Tampa Bay, Buccaneers RB Legarrette Blount never made it to work on time so then-coach Raheem Morris and general manager Mark Dominik ordered him to hire a car service with a driver to wake him up in the morning and transport him less than 3 miles from his apartment to One Buc Place. After a few weeks, they canceled the car service for one day and Blount was late so he continued to need a driver to get to work in 2011. His poor preparation habits also spread to the meeting room, where coaches said he would sometimes fall asleep. Blount will have to compete to keep his starting job. The Bucs traded for an extra first-round pick in this year's draft to take Boise State running back Doug Martin, whom Schiano says reminds him of Ravens and former Rutgers running back Ray Rice. Source: Tampa Bay Times
It's all on Blount. He will hold off Doug Martin if he can get to work on time, do the work called of him to do when there and stop all that damn fumbling.
