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LAKE BUENA VISTA - Even if you use all your fingers and toes, you won't have enough digits to account for all the distractions that littered the Bucs' off-season.
There were contract squabbles, front-office squabbles and player arrests, including one for disorderly conduct that starred everyone's favorite punching bag, right tackle Kenyatta Walker.
It was typical Walker. There he was, on the eve of the draft, mouthing off to some bouncer at an Ybor City bar and making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
That was then; this is now. Two days into his third training camp with the Bucs, the man-child drafted to one day anchor a championship offensive line vowed to be part of the solution and not part of the problem.
``I won't be a distraction this year,''
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There were contract squabbles, front-office squabbles and player arrests, including one for disorderly conduct that starred everyone's favorite punching bag, right tackle Kenyatta Walker.
It was typical Walker. There he was, on the eve of the draft, mouthing off to some bouncer at an Ybor City bar and making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
That was then; this is now. Two days into his third training camp with the Bucs, the man-child drafted to one day anchor a championship offensive line vowed to be part of the solution and not part of the problem.
``I won't be a distraction this year,''
more
