ABuccsFan

The Buccaneers have 14 receivers on the roster, and here's a news flash: They won't all be there come opening day.

Although the Bucs kept seven receivers on this past season's final roster - a particularly high number in comparison with the rest of the league - there will still be some tough choices come August.

All of this brings us to David Boston, whose signing in May only intensifies the competition in what could be the most scrutinized unit during training camp.

After largely forgettable, injury-plagued seasons with the Dolphins the past two years, Boston is quickly working himself back into form and figures to spice up the competition in camp if he can recapture his signature speed and power.

"I feel good," Boston said recently. "I'm just out there running around. It's great to be able to go out there and run around without any pain so I can compete. I love to compete. I'm getting a chance to show my athletic ability right now."

Entire article:
http://www.sptimes.com/2006/07/09/Bu...to_compe.shtml

Professor

i don't buy it, he will be pulling up lame in the first week of preseason.

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gruntbygod

Its not uncomman for a WR to rise from the ashes, with Rison, Glenn, and Kennison, just to name a few, having success after falling off the map. I honestly think Boston and Price can salvage their careers

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CP24

i think alot of people are underestimating Boston this year, he has came to OTA's in shape and moving well, i think he will have a good run at making it in the top 4

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ABuccsFan

I really have no expectations for Boston at all. My point of view, is if he can salvage his career and bring something to the table.....BONUS.....other than that, if he fails....then no loss. He's getting paig the vet minimum.