Texas ILB Anthony Hill.

Joe likes to mock and throw rocks at the PFF Tribe. It’s largely because of their dumbarse grades and their arrogance. It’s as if they invented the game and can never be wrong. [read more]

 Flash poll posted at 8:37 a.m.

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

It seems Mina Kimes is almost as exasperated as Bucs fans. [read more]

Oregon TE Kenyon Sadiq.

One fun thing about the NFL draft is the drama and intrigue and the suspense that goes along with it. [read more]

Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe’s readers ease into their busy workday with a few football links, wacky news and a pleasant distraction. [read more]

Champion.

It may not have been Lavonte David’s best game. But it was certainly his most memorable. [read more]

Baker Mayfield

The Bucs imploded last season, losing seven of nine games to finish 8-9 and send fans spiraling into rage. [read more]

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So what four Buccaneers are on Lavonte David’s “Mount Rushmore” of all-time Tampa Bay greats. [read more]

Former Bucs linebacker Lavonte David sat down this week and was asked about the departure of fellow Bucs legend Mike Evans in free agency. [read more]

“Mr. Glazer, wait til you see Muhammad get after it in practice. If he gets in Chris Braswell’s grill, we’re cool with that.”

Joe loved hearing Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht talk about how the Bucs defense is about to feel a lot different. [read more]

Auburn edge Keldric Faulk.

Well, if Joe is going to cite a schlock draft, at least highlight one from a guy that Joe trusts. [read more]

What an optimistic state of the union address was delivered by Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht yesterday.

Joe loved it. [read more]

Flash poll posted at 7:29 a.m. Poll closed at 8:27 a.m.

Ex-players ready to defend.

In the wake of Lavonte David hanging up his cleats, Joe has noticed something very cool and unexpected. [read more]

Bucs offense in good shape.

There’s no need to worry about the Bucs offense. That’s the word from ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes. [read more]

“Todd, we already have the next Chris Jones on the roster. I can feel it.”

“This Joe,” unlike many, has maintained the Bucs took two steps back in free agency. [read more]

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Joe’s been asked for an opinion multiple times about whether Mike Evans will continue hosting events in the Tampa Bay area to raise money for his foundation. [read more]

Miami edge Akheem Mesidor.

Look, Joe doesn’t think anyone in the Tampa Bay area has been harping longer or louder than Joe how the Bucs need an edge rush in the worst way. [read more]

Joe is only sharing this because it comes from a credible source and the Bucs have a distinct pattern of engaging in this kind of activity. [read more]