Wide receiver Dexter Jackson, the Buccaneers 2008 second-round draft pick who had a very disappointing rookie season, is probably going to have to have a very good training camp to stay with the team. Jackson has looked good in OTAs this offseason, making a handful of nifty catches which, according to head coach Raheem Morris, means basically nothing. Youre really not going to know about Dexter until we get to the pads, until we get out there across the street in that stadium and helmets are on and chinstraps are buttoned, Morris said Sunday. Jackson might be the fastest player on the team, but that may not be enough to keep him on the roster as he will need to show he can do more than just run fast in training camp. Source: Yahoo! Sports
