So after new Bucs receiver Tez Johnson, the seventh-round pick from Oregon, did his Zoom call with the Tampa Bay pen and mic club, Joe has a few thoughts: (more…)
Bucs rookie receiver Tez Johnson is Tampa Bay’s seventh-round pick.
Joe wrote last week for fans to look out for Tampa Bay drafting lightning Oregon receiver Tez Johnson.
Keep in mind that Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht made small receiver Jaelon Darden a fourth-round draft pick in 2021 after making little guy Scotty Miller a sixth-round pick in 2019. (more…)
Man, Emeka Egbuka, the very shiny new first-round toy receiver of the Buccaneers offense, sat on the edge of his seat when discussing one of his passions. (more…)
UPDATED: After drafting an undersized and somewhat uniquely-sized edge rusher in Round 4, the Bucs got after the same position again with a very different body type. (more…)
Lots of varying opinions out there on the Buccaneers’ decision to draft Ohio State receiver Emeka Egbuka with in Round 1 of the NFL Draft on Thursday. (more…)
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Joe thinks Jamel Dean is a decent cornerback, maybe still a good one. But Joe got fed up last year when Dean kept getting hurt and missing starts, specifically when he couldn’t finish the Bucs’ playoff game. (more…)
New Bucs cornerback Benjamin Morrison, their second-round draft pick.
So the Bucs drafted Benjamin Morrison, the Notre Dame cornerback coming off hip surgery, at No. 53 overall in Round 2. But he was only the fifth cornerback off the board.
The past few years, the draft market for corners proved very different. (more…)