Cornerback Josh Hayes.

The Bucs are loaded with second-year players.

Why? Because they won the NFC South last season with 13 rookies on the opening-day roster, plus a bunch on the practice squad. (more…)

“You’re not the only one who can talk money, Greeny.”

The salary-cap-obsessed crowd will love this.

It’s like sizzling bacon over their stale avocado toast. (more…)

Few bad snaps overblown? Bucs GM Jason Licht and one of his assistants weigh in.

Yeah, Graham Barton has had a few snaps in shotgun that, well, eeerrr, haven’t been bullseyes. (more…)

Bucs assistant GM John Spytek.

Bucs assistant general manager John Spytek was given a platform yesterday after practice as he addressed the local pen and mic club. (more…)

More one-liners.

Joe has sensed a much more relaxed Todd Bowles this summer. Maybe that’s a sign the head coach knows his team is good. (more…)

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Continues to impress.

It appears the end of early morning practices may be finished until next summer. (more…)

Bucs OLB Chris Braswell.

Here is about the best thing Joe can say about a rookie who is not Tristan Wirfs or Antoine Winfield. (more…)

So how does it feel to sit out a preseason game? (more…)

Joe will keep this simple.

Don’t look for the Bucs’ biggest names on your TV screen on Saturday.

After practice today, Todd Bowles said most starters will not play in the preseason opener though he said rookies will. Of course, it’s likely at least one rookie is sure to earn a “starter” label before the real opening day in September.

Don’t freak out. The Bucs for last year’s preseason opener and the team was very ready for Week 1 in Minnesota.

One quick-witted funny guy on the Bucs roster is rookie guard Elijah Klein. (more…)

Remember that CBS report claiming the Bucs are “seething?”

There’s another bitter club in the NFC South. (more…)

Defensive back Christian Izien.

Christian Izien isn’t going down without a fight. (more…)

Speed kills.

Yesterday, Joe highlighted Bucs coach Todd Bowles discussing how Bucs speedy receiver Trey Palmer needs to improve or at least hone his “underneath stuff.” (more…)

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Too good for Bucs?

This is how far the Bucs are down the buzz meter. (more…)

Big piece to offensive puzzle?

With a receiver corps that includes Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Trey Palmer and Jalen McMillan, it’s easy to forget about tight ends. (more…)

Is he any good? (more…)

“Coming along.”

Since the clock ran out for the Bucs in Detroit back in January, the Bucs began their drive to fix their running game. (more…)