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Statement Regarding Release of Freeman

Following the release of QB Josh Freeman, Buccaneers General Manager Mark Dominik released a statement regarding Freeman and his time in Tampa

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On Thursday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers released fifth-year quarterback Josh Freeman. General Manager Mark Dominik made the following statement:

"We made the decision today to release Josh Freeman. We appreciate his efforts over the past five seasons, but we felt this was in the best interests of both Josh and the Buccaneers."

The Buccaneers drafted Freeman in 2009 and he played in 60 games with 59 starts for the team. He was replaced as the team's starter by rookie QB Mike Glennon prior to the fourth game of this season.

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