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  • TB Running Back
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    Charlie Garner, still nursing a sore hamstring, may not play tonight after all.
    The playing status of Garner, linebacker Derrick Brooks (knee) and receiver Charles Lee (hamstring) will be decided shortly before kickoff.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner “looked pretty much like the Charlie Garner I know,” coach Jon Gruden said this week.
    We’ll see how much is pretty much. Garner is one the preeminant boom-or-bust picks this season.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner is expected to return from his torn patella tendon in time for June workouts.
    It’s uncertain, what role, if any, Garner will have with the 2006 Bucs. He will be expensive to keep or release.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner had surgery Friday to repair a torn left knee meniscus.
    This won’t exactly help his free agent negotiations. Denver, Tampa Bay, and Pittsburgh are among the teams believed to be interested in Garner.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner, who missed the first three voluntary workouts while recovering from knee surgery, is on track to rejoin the Bucs midway through May.
    Garner is someone to watch this summer. If healthy, he could provide nice value at your flex position or third running back position next season.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner sat out practice to rest a sore hamstring, but he’ll play in the Bucs game this weekend.
    We’re looking forward to seeing Garner in pewter. He’s one of the riskiest fantasy picks this season. His value could range anywhere from a third-seventh rounder.
  • TB Running Back
    According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Charlie Garner’s decision to void the final year of his contract is not yet a done deal.
    If it happens, Garner is basically paying $400,000 to become a free agent now, rather than be released. The Buccaneers, Lions and Redskins are three likely candidates to be interested in Garner.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner, who has been receovering slowly from knee surgery, returned to workouts with the Bucs.
    He still wasn’t taking the full amoount of reps with his new teammates, but this he’s progressing. Garner may give up too many carries to Mike Alstott and Jamel White to be a solid No. 2 fantasy back.
  • TB Running Back
    The Bucs are convinced that RB Charlie Garner is fully recovered from knee surgery.
    His burst is back. Garner reportedly made Bucs defenders look bad on Saturday. He’s looking more like a top forty selection. His receiving skills are a perfect fit in Tampa.
  • TB Running Back
    Charlie Garner (knee) is likely to start the season on the PUP list if he isn’t released.
    ''He’s progressing. He’s now into some figure eights and things of that nature,’' Allen said. ''I don’t know (when he’ll be back). It’s too early. He’s working hard at it. He’s not going to be activated next week, I know, so that’s going to be the third preseason game.’' With Carnell Williams and Michael Pittman on the roster, Garner doesn’t appear to have a role if he does get healthy.