What will happen with pending free agent Mike Evans? [read more]

A quality veteran linebacker has been added to the Bucs roster. [read more]

Another weapon has landed in Tampa. [read more]

Happy, and now, more rich.

Back in late-February, Cade Otton sure had a happy post on Instagram. It should have been a tip. [read more]

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He’s back! [read more]

ESPN super insider Adam Schefter reported on ESPN TV this afternoon that he expects “clarity” on Mike Evans’ situation before 3 p.m. He did not hint that Evans, a pending free agent and Buccaneers legend, would be moving to a new team.

Remember, Schefter is a true Bucs insider, a hometown friend of Buccaneers assistant general manager Mike Greenberg.

It’s here.

The 2026 free agency frenzy is underway!

Comment below on your favorite and least favorite happenings around the NFL. Where will Haason Reddick land? Who will be the Bucs’ next edge rusher?

Bucs GM Jason Licht huddles with Team Glazer.

Over and over at the NFL Scouting Combine, Todd Bowles and Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht told the NFL world that Mike Evans earned the right to test free agency.

But what about Bucs fans. What have they “earned?” [read more]

Good morning! Welcome to NFL free agency 2026.

The action starts at noon. The fun heated up hours ago. [read more]

Playing Jason Licht.

If Conor Orr was Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht, Orr already knows which two NFL veterans would become new Bucs in the coming hours. [read more]

Bad pattern.

A number of Bucs fans don’t want the team to try sign aging edge rushers. Too much of a gamble, they say. Too old, too hurt. [read more]

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On the brink of free agency, Buc fans are naturally curious to see what additions Jason Licht can sign to return this franchise to championship contention for the first time since 2021. [read more]

Unknown BSPNer believes free agent CB Jamel Dean is overlooked.

Joe is not comfortable with how the Bucs’ cornerback situation is shaping up. [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]

Doing the Bucs a solid.

Today, it is expected Bucs legend Mike Evans will start to get offers from other teams at noon, which is when legal tampering begins free agency. [read more]

A lot of folks really take Mike Evans’ fearmongering agent seriously. [read more]

Todd Monken isn’t dumb.

So, what about Mike Evans’ demand that he must play for a Super Bowl contender with a top-shelf quarterback? [read more]

It’s become rather obvious to anyone paying attention that Lavonte David is strongly considering returning to the Bucs for a 15th season in 2026. [read more]

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Not special but solid in many areas.

Joe has been clear about being torn when it comes to Bucs tight end Cade Otton. [read more]

Talking turkey with Bucs.

As of late-morning Sunday, there isn’t white smoke filling the air above Katy, Tex. But it seems the vibes are good with the Bucs’ No. 1 goal in free agency. [read more]