Credit for Bucs Secondary goes to Morris

Something is different.

You can see it in the locker room and on the practice field. The intensity is greater, the focus sharper.

You can see it on the field on game day. The hits are harder, the tackling crisper.

You can see it on the sideline. It’s not the players. It’s their coach.

A scrawny little guy who played safety and coached defensive backs at Hofstra University, no one thought much of Raheem Morris when he first came to Tampa Bay as a 25-year-old defensive quality-control coach in 2002.

Full Story: Bucs’ secondary gives Morris credit - [Winston-Salem Journal]

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