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AUGUST 12, 2007
Petitgout sighting
Left tackle Luke Petitgout is working out on a limited basis today as the Bucs resume training camp this afternoon with a pad-less practice.
Petitgout has been out for than a week with some sort of back issue, something that raised a red flag given his history of back problems.
Also, reciever Michael Clayton is working today after missing Friday's preseason opener with a strained hamstring.
(Pictured: Luke Petitgout, above right. Times photo - Brian Cassella. Click to enlarge.)
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