Jason Pierre-Paul stretches his hamstrings with Vinny Curry (right) before practice against the Tennessee Titans

Rarely seen stuff at Bucs practice today as the team clashed in Nashville in full pads against the Tennessee Titans.

The teammates of Jason Pierre-Paul, who has already built a reputation in Tampa as an intense practice player, got to see what he’s like in a more competitive session. (more…)

DeSean Jackson has returned a grand total of three punts in the past four seasons for a grand total of -5 yards.

But that’s a tiny sample size for a guy who once was one of the great returners in the game. (more…)

Addresses Bucs players.

When the Bucs were great, it was easy to trace the genesis of the team from the Yucs to Super Bowl contenders. (more…)

Remembers the good ol’ days.

Standing on the stage at the lectern with a giant Buccaneers logo in the background at the auditorium of One Buc Palace, there stood a humble Tony Dungy speaking softly and at one moment, Joe thought he was about to let his emotions get the best of him. (more…)

It’s the weekly Dirk Koetter Confidence Poll. Always just a 24-hour affair. Poll posted at 9:01 a.m. … Last week’s results are here.

Speaks about famous visitor.

Yesterday, Father Dungy, the man who turned the Bucs from the Yucs into contenders, was at One Buc Palace to be feted with a press conference. (more…)

Experiment still on.

It’s not just a fluke or a spur of the moment hunch with Bucs coach Dirk Koetter. (more…)

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In this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast: Bucs Bulletin presented by Brandon Legal Group, Todd follows up last week’s preview of the quarterbacks with an update on Jameis Winston’s status from a recent two QB mock draft and then moves on to the running back position. There obviously is not an RB1 in this mix, but Todd gives you ideas on how to look at the current depth chart from a fantasy standpoint using information from the training camp coverage on JoeBucsFan.com. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy draft at Hooters Tampa is also just a week away. If you would like to be an owner in one of those leagues drafting live on Wednesday, August 22nd, send your name and phone number with your request to ToddWrightFantasyFootball@gmail.com. The third wave of invitations will go out later this week.

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Has hope for America.

My, how things have changed. (more…)

Joe noticed something about Gerald McCoy yesterday and it wasn’t just No. 93 taking lots of time to sign autographs for kids. (more…)

Video and a chat with Joe.

Joe always tries to see how rookies fare on their very first NFL play. Most of the time nothing noteworthy happens.

For Bucs rookie fifth-round pick, receiver Justin Watson, he’s got something to talk about. (more…)

Class-shaker

Joe already has written plenty about the apparent profound impact Thursday’s bone-crushing hitting of rookie safety Jordan Whitehead had on this Bucs team.

But it runs even deeper. (more…)

Targeted

Man, the powerful but brief impact of rookie safety Jordan Whitehead in the preseason opener sure sent a ripple through One Buc Palace. (more…)

Father Dungy is in the house at One Buc Palace today for his afternoon news conference regarding his induction into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor next season, including attending practice. (more…)

Talks quarterbacks.

To Bucs stud receiver Mike Evans, it is no big deal. (more…)

New corner?
(Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

One hallmark of the Dirk Koetter era with the Bucs is he likes players that are interchangeable. (more…)

“We’re hoping to work some magic, Rex.”

Joe is not trying to annoy Bucs fans but it seems Joe’s biggest fear entering this season was all but confirmed by ageless Bucs corner Brent Grimes yesterday. (more…)

Dirk Koetter won’t be happy with this story. (more…)

Is Jason Licht feeling a football-gods shift for his defense?

First it was Saints leading rusher and workhorse Pro Bowl running back Mark Ingram, who pounded the rock 230 times last season and caught 58 balls. (more…)