Photos: Bucs mini camp day 3

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APRIL 02, 2009

Morning practice
Times photos by: Daniel Wallace

Head coach Raheem Morris makes a pass as the wide receivers practice during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers mini-camp at One Buc Place on Thursday.

Head coach Raheem Morris talks to the players at they warm up.

Head coach Raheem Morris defends wide receiver Brian Clark (87).

James Lee (77) stretches out during this morning session.

Offensive line coach Pete Mangurian walks the field as players warm up

Defensive backs coach Joe Baker was on crutches.

Aqib Talib (25) makes a catch.

John Gilmore (88) works with tight ends coach Alfredo Roberts.

Quarterback Luke McCown makes a pass as quarterbacks coach Greg Olson looks on

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