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Manbeast Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea is an iconic Buccaneer, a Super Bowl champion who will be remembered in Tampa for generations to come.
But Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht and Team Glazer have realized that life goes on without your icons. [read more]
Can he meet the moment?
The status of the Bucs cornerbacks frightens Joe. [read more]
Praise from head coach.
On Friday night, when the Bucs beat the Jets in their first worthless preseason game, it was the first time we all got a chance to watch some players under the lights, hitting another team. [read more]
So up in New Jersey on Wednesday, Joe spent time alongside former Pro Bowl running back Maurice Jones-Drew during Bucs-Jets practice. [read more]
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It’s no surprise to hear the names of the quality NFL franchises seeking to acquire Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea, who has not practiced in months and has asked for a trade.
But who spilled that news to NFL Network reporter Mike Garafolo over the past few days, and why? [read more]
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Touchdown maker.
Joe loves the Bucs’ running backs depth. [read more]
Kept it real about corners.
Occasionally, Bucs legend Rondé Barber, when working behind a WFLA-TV Channel 8 microphone during a Bucs preseason telecast, will speak the ugly truth, even if it may make the folks who work inside the walls of One Buc Palace squirm in their seats. [read more]
No freelancer.
If you watched the high-angle replay of Bucs rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels’ touchdown run from last night’s 24-16 worthless preseason win over the Jets, maybe you caught the same thing Joe noticed.
Fire up the JoeBucsFan Show today at noon on WDAE radio, 95.7 FM and AM 620. Joe will follow Rock Riley. Joe’s got a game to talk about, and plenty more from Bucs joint practices with the Jets.
Listen online to Tampa Bay’s all-sports beast or via the iHeart Radio app, or click the player below. (Joe has been back on the WDAE airwaves every weekend for the past 18 months. Varying times.)
Save the wear and tear.
Joe can only think of one logical excuse for this and sadly, people may jump to the wrong conclusion. [read more]
The Joe typing here has said many times that the Vita Vea contract saga is destined to end in a trade if the rest of the Buccaneers’ defensive line and key edge rushers remain healthy through August. [read more]
Mental toughness.
Joe has but two goals when dealing with a worthless preseason game. [read more]
Talks Ayden Garnes.
There is no weaker position on the Bucs than cornerback. [read more]
Rookie receiver Ted Hurst makes his debut.
Joe was stoked to see what rookie receiver Ted Hurst could do under the lights for a change tonight. [read more]
Joe had a keen eye on Bucs edge rusher David Walker making his NFL debut tonight against the Jets in the preseason opener.
Walker entered the game as the NFL’s all-time hype leader among 26-year-olds out of the University of Central Arkansas. [read more]
Disappointing but predictable.
One thing that has borderline shocked Joe in training camp is all the times Joe has seen Chris Braswell in the backfield. [read more]
Rookie TE Bauer Sharp.
Joe counted two impressive special teams tackles from Bucs rookie tight end Bauer Sharp and a power finish to a run after a catch. [read more]
