There was no waver in Todd Bowles’ voice this morning in Phoenix at the NFL annual meeting. [read more]

Yes, Joe is at the swanky Biltmore resort in Phoenix and finished multiple sitdowns with head coach Todd Bowles before and during the NFC Coaches Breakfast. [read more]

Miami edge Akheem Mesidor.

“This Joe” is pretty sure what not to do when the Bucs are on the clock at No. 15. [read more]

Pitt LB Kyle Louis.

Early in his career, Lavonte David was often called the next Derrick Brooks. He was that man. [read more]

Gerald McCoy describes his “little brother” relationship with Lavonte David.

Lavonte David’s retirement last week was touching in a lot of ways. There was David’s emotional stories of how his parents, who didn’t have much money, always found a way to help him chase his football dreams. [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]

Wrestling comeback?

Joe admits to not watching much rasslin’ for years. But Bucs left tackle Tristan Wirfs sure watches it. At least the kind that is supposed to be real. [read more]

Bucs offensive coordinator Zac Robinson

Don’t look to the Atlanta offense of the past two years and think that’s what’s coming to the Bucs this season. [read more]

The 2026 Patriots roster added two former Buccaneers and now the Eagles have one, as well. [read more]

New Bucs linebacker Alex Anzalone is known for tight coverage.

The Bucs lost a fading legend at inside linebacker and picked up a pesky veteran with plenty left in the tank. [read more]

Washington WR Denzel Boston.

So, yeah, the Bucs have a new hole on the roster. [read more]

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Fallback option?

This may not be as crazy as it seems on face value. [read more]

All-American Texas Tech LB Jacob Rodriguez.

Last year Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez was a human highlight film. [read more]

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So the Bucs have a two-time Pro Bowl starting quarterback in his prime who hasn’t missed a game in three Tampa Bay seasons. [read more]

New era.

Joe gets how most Bucs fans are in a bit of shock after Lavonte David classily hung up his cleats and Mike Evans ran away from Tampa as fast as he could. [read more]

Rookie receiver Tez Johnson was a feel-good story last season, but in the final 8 Bucs games, Johnson had just 9 catches for 67 yards, despite making four starts.

He had a better disappearing act than fellow rookie Emeka Egbuka. [read more]

Bucs special teams coach Danny Smith.

When is the last time the Bucs blocked a field goal? It seems like it has been a while. That’s just one of many reasons why the Bucs were downright horrible on special teams in recent years. [read more]

Options.

The more Joe thinks about it, next month’s opening round of the draft will be fascinating for Bucs fans to watch. [read more]

Tackles-for-loss machine.

When a linebacker plays above the rim for 14 years without a major injury, naturally, the man is going to pile up statistics. [read more]