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The bad news is the Bucs lost a legend at inside linebacker and spent last season discovering their other starting inside linebacker is really a quality No. 4 at the position, rather than a No. 2. [read more]
“Mr. Glazer, I’m sending out more smoke than the streets of Ybor.”
When it comes to the Bucs, a respected year-round draft guru is in line with a published ESPN draft simulator result based on a formulaic compilation of “mock drafts, scout rankings and team needs.” [read more]
So it’s a very safe bet the Bucs select an offensive lineman in the draft next week. The Bucs didn’t do that last year and Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht has never gone two consecutive drafts without picking an O-lineman. [read more]
Washington WR Denzel Boston.
Hey, if the Bucs go defense in the first round, how about trying to replace a Bucs legend with a guy who has similar traits on Day 2? [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Many Bucs fans want an edge rusher with the No. 15 pick next week in the NFL draft. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 4:14 a.m. Poll closed at 10:58 a.m.
Compete.
There’s no question that Bucs iconic linebacker Lavonte David surpassed his hopes and dreams with the franchise. [read more]
Receiver Sterling Shepard (39 catches for the Bucs last season) remains a free agent.
Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht is one of the best in the business at drafting wide receivers. [read more]
Calijah Kancey
Is it pure coincidence that the Bucs are 10-5 when defensive tackle Calijah Kancey starts a regular season game over the past two seasons? [read more]
Todd Bowles used to be known for his love of long cornerbacks. [read more]
Yes, Joe closed the comments on this one because this isn’t a website for political commentary. [read more]
Ohio State DT Kayden McDonald
In two weeks, a bleary-eyed Joe will stagger into the media workroom at One Buc Palace before Day 3 of the draft and chug copious amounts of caffeine to stay awake in order to finish the draft. [read more]
Bucs target?
One thing Joe likes about ESPN draft analyst Jordan Reid is that he professionally grew up in football. [read more]
It’s an afternoon edition today of the JoeBucsFan Show on WDAE radio, 95.7 FM and AM 620. Dial in at 2 p.m. after Rock Riley. Listen online to Tampa Bay’s all-sports powerhouse, or via the iHeart Radio app, or through the player below.
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Knee was breaking down.
We all knew Bucs iconic linebacker Lavonte David had been dealing with a bad knee that had been barking. [read more]
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Ohio State TE Max Klare.
Joe doesn’t know what to make of pre-draft visits prospects make to NFL facilities. The Bucs rarely draft guys who they brought in for interviews. [read more]
New Buccaneers inside linebacker Alex Anzalone.
Alex Anzalone is just like any Bucs fan, it seems. [read more]
