The Bucs losing Mike Evans yesterday — and the Panthers adding elite talent — didn’t generate an earthquake from the local Florida sportsbook. [read more]
“Jason, I’d rather not talk finances right now. After last week my portfolio is redder than Cody Mauch’s hair.”
Look, Joe loves the Bucs signing linebacker Alex Anzalone. There were better, younger linebackers out there, but the Bucs, as one expected, passed on them like walking past the canned green beans at the neighborhood lunch buffet. [read more]
It’s borderline irresponsible to gauge what a team’s offseason plans are to build up an otherwise sad, soft defense after only the first day of free agency. [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.
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]
It’s important to Bucs history to understand what Tampa Bay did or did not offer to a lost franchise icon the team claims it was committed to keeping.
