Brian Griese, cut by Tampa Bay

Embedded in the five elements of the title as quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were off the veteran Brian Griese.

Asked for changes or dismissal.

Brian Griese was one of five Quarterbacks seeking tenure in Tampa Bay heading to 2009.

After playing five games in 2008-its second stage in the team, "Griese was not comfortable in the institution in recess this season in which he had to compete with Josh Freeman, the first selection of Tampa Bay in the past Draft; the veteran Byron Leftwich, Luke McCown, who was working for a wage dispute, and Josh Johnson, selected in the second round of recruitment 2008.

Griese, 34, had asked to move equipment and be killed and had not been submitted to the work requirement or a mini-training camps of the team.

In 2008, he had a pass rate of 59.8 full, with 1.073 yards, five touchdowns and seven interceptions. Was held in four of the five parties that participated with three wins and mark a defeat, but an elbow injury and is sidelined again hold until week 15 against Atlanta.

Griese, son of Bob Griese, the former Miami Dolphins quarterback and Hall of Fame, started his career in 1998 with the Denver Broncos, with whom he played until 2002. Subsequently, it has militated in Miami (2003), Tampa Bay (2004-2005), Chicago (2006-2007) and returned to the "Bucs in 2008.