Bucs running back Doug Martin went on a local radio show in Tampa on Monday and talked about a variety of topics, including his success in his rookie season when he had 319 carries for 1,454 yards and 11 touchdowns and 49 catches for 472 yards and a touchdown. “I would hope that in my future, eventually in my career, that I would," Martin said of doing well as a rookie. "But so early? Probably not. … I’ve been blessed. I’m taking advantage, enjoying this time and reflecting on the past season.” Martin said by Week 5, which was Tampa Bay's bye week, he felt like he was ready to shine. “Probably after that bye week," he said. "I just told myself, ‘Just play the game. Just have fun. Just go out there and just have fun and play football.’ … You have to let your blocks develop and be patient and find that hole.”
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