The Monday Night football crew have their eyes set on a young NFL quarterback, and if his team returns to Monday Night Football after a two-year absence, they will have a story line in place.

The crew is excited about Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman, and former Bucs head coach, Jon Gruden, said he’s seen tremendous development with Freeman as he enters his third year.

Gruden said credit goes to offensive coordinator Greg Olson and the entire Buccaneer staff for doing an excellent job with Freeman.

“But, when a play breaks down, Freeman is pretty good all by himself. I hope he and the Bucs will have a long-term relationship.”

Former NFL (Philadelphia Eagles) quarterback, Ron Jaworski, said he sees all the great throws, but the job he has working out of NFL Films allows him to hear when these players are miked for a game.

“The beautiful thing is that when Freeman is in the huddle in crunch time with the Bucs trialing, you would have thought his team was ahead by 10 points. There’s a calm demeanor, which really shows his teammates that he was confident they would get the job done together.