Still out there.

One, two, three… (four?) edge rushers is not enough, says a man who has a large platform on the Tampa Bay airwaves.

About 20 years ago, Joe used to have a tax accountant who seemed rather shady.

Every April, the accountant had Joe think of every small morsel of a tax write-off to use. This man was obsessed with his clients not paying taxes, which made Joe wonder if the IRS may come knocking. (That never happened, thankfully.)

As Joe laid out expenses, the accountant would shake his head and bluntly raise his voice, “We need more!” It was more of an order than a suggestion.

In a sense, Aaron Jacobson of WDAE-AM 620/WDAE-FM 95.7 is telling Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht, “We need more!”

More edge rushers, that is.

Jacobson applauded Licht for getting Al-Quadin Muhammad in free agency and drafting Rueben Bain and hyping short-armed David Walker as the next Lawrence Taylor. It’s not enough, Jacobson said on his weekday morning show with Pat Donovan.

“But when it comes to pass rushers, Pat, what do you always say?” Jacobson asked rhetorically. “Can’t have enough. So for this team, and even with the signing of Muhammad, you’ve got [YaYa] Diaby, of course, and you’ve got guys now that fit the pieces.

“And I still think there can be more done.”

So who would Jacobson like to see Licht sign? Jacobson believes brittle free agent Joey Bosa would be a strong signing.

“[Have Bosa be a] rotational guy [to] come in and wreak havoc when you can,” Jacobson said. “You do not have to be the guy that you were, you just come in and help out and add that depth and be [the] veteran voice and presence.

“I still think that pass rush is where they have to address still and go after because you can never have too many.”

Jacobson isn’t wrong. For example, notice that Houston, the team with the most physical defensive line in the game last sason, signed Bucs free agent defensive tackle Logan Hall and then drafted DT Kayden McDonald in Round 2.

The good teams are doing this. The Bucs want to be recognized, again, as a good team.

(Joe’s going to call it right now: whatever team Houston plays, fade that same team a week later because Houston is just going to beat the sh!! out of opponents in the trenches.)

The Bucs wouldn’t be asking Bosa to start, kust be a situational pass rusher.

Joe *hopes* YaYa breaks out this fall. This AQM, it’s great he had double-digit sacks last year. Awesome, actually. But why did he not start one game? And of course, Bain, a rookie, will try to make a dent in Todd Bowles’ defense that historically has not been kind to rookie edge rushers.

And, cue the recording, Joe would like to see David Walker complete a padded practice before he is fitted with a cape.

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