Fantasy Football

The Facts:
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers cannot sign players during the lockout, but they found a way to get some business done when it was announced this morning that general manager Mark Dominik has signed a four-year contract extension. Reported by The National Football Post

Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Just more than two years after Dominik took over the franchise, the Buccaneers became one of the rare teams in the NFL to finish 10-6 this past season and not qualify for the playoffs. The team is stocked with a wealth of talent on both sides of the ball as Tampa has excelled in the draft while tight financial ways have limited what they’ve done in other avenues of player procurement. The Bucs excercised a two-year option for coach Raheem Morris following last season.

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