The Bucs need productive inside linebackers and Joe suspects Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht would be pleased to fill those roles with veterans on one-year contracts. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

So future Hall of Fame edge rusher Von Miller was on Super Bowl’s Radio Row last week. [read more]

Notre Dame RB Jadarian Price.

Joe already stated sleep would not be lost if the Bucs somehow had Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love fall to them at No. 15. [read more]

Mixed messages from the desert.

Again, Joe brings this information because Joe knows there is keen interest in this subject.

Joe is also a businessman. As noted humanitarian Sam Giancana once said when asked why he and his colleagues work in the business they’ve chosen, Giancana said, “We give [customers] what they want.” [read more]

Find a quality replacement first.

Joe has seen enough of Bucs coach Todd Bowles’ defense over the years to know you don’t let a decent corner walk out the door. [read more]

Bucs OC Zac Robinson.

Some coaches learn right away. Some have to learn the hard way. [read more]

Keith Tandy is no longer a Bucs assistant special teams coach.

It almost feels like Team Glazer called in the MRSA-era hazmat team, this time to exterminate coaches from One Buc Palace. [read more]

Joe is really growing tired of the high-horse crowd that wags a finger at Bucs fans for thinking the team isn’t well coached.

How dare anyone tell fans how to feel about coaching, especially after Todd Bowles himself moved on from several coaches on his staff. [read more]

Joe is always chasing answers. [read more]

Jason Licht.

Joe isn’t saying this synopsis of the Bucs is wrong. In fact, it may not go far enough. [read more]

Las Vegas DE Maxx Crosby.

It’s been quite a while since Joe linked to a story typed by his good friend, former Washington Post and CBS NFL scribe, heavy metal headbanging Jason La Canfora. [read more]

Former (?) Browns TE David Njoku.

For most of the 2025 season, Joe believed there was only one hole in the starting offense. [read more]

Longshot.

By and large, Bucs fandom is down on the 2026 season. [read more]

It’s that time of year again, when Tampa Bay’s big PGA Tour event returns. And there’s no better way to watch it than in the Hooters Owl’s Nest.

It sounds like the Buccaneers’ franchise quarterback thinks his offense got a little too full of itself. [read more]

What a Sunday it was for Todd Bowles. [read more]

Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love.

Two weeks from today only two types of people will fly to Indianapolis in the last week of February: mental patients and football junkies. [read more]

Currently damaged goods.

Over the weekend, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN got Bucs fans hot and bothered over the notion that the Bucs really need to be bold and go get All-World edge rusher Maxx Crosby. [read more]

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The remaining 2025 vehicles — and there aren’t many — must go.