Time for Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht to put on his soccer shoes and kick that can down the road one more time. (more…)

Team Glazer

Team Glazer got the job done. (more…)

“Anything you want Tommy, except I’m not taking back that headcase Antonio Brown.”

In the wake of the stunning news that Bucs quarterback Tom Brady unretired and is coming back to Tampa Bay, the fact Brady was at Team Glazer’s English kickball game this weekend and hours later announced he’s coming back is just too delicious to believe it was a mere coincidence. (more…)

Dominos to begin falling?

Well, the Bucs got the lead guitarist back. Can the rest of the band return? (more…)

Happy, happy Tommy.

The GOAT is returning to the Bucs!

What a weekend!

These past two months I’ve realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands. That time will come. But it’s not now. I love my teammates, and I love my supportive family. They make it all possible. I’m coming back for my 23rd season in Tampa. Unfinished business LFG pic.twitter.com/U0yhRKVKVm

— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) March 13, 2022

Fresh Tom Brady drama — from Brady himself.

Drama king Tom Brady was at it again this weekend, firing up everyone who yearns for The Goat to play one more season. (more…)

Left out.

An otherwise predictive Bucs quarterback report on NFL Network suddenly intrigued Joe with a name that was never mentioned. (more…)

The likelihood is increasing that the Bucs will have the least accomplished quarterback in the NFC South this season. (more…)

Personal touch on the way.

Fresh news on the pursuit of creepy, massage-loving quarterback Deshaun Watson. (more…)

Bucco Bruce Arians mentor and Buccaneers senior offensive assistant Tom Moore.

As Joe gears up for the exciting start to free agency tomorrow at noon, Joe took time to re-watch the latest Tom Moore feature that popped last week. (more…)

Carlton Davis

Joe got a text last night from a trusted source and it while it didn’t prompt Joe to dig a grave for the 2022 season, it did have Joe fondly recalling The Gravediggers and what appears to be the end of that era. (more…)

Trying to keep Chris Godwin long-term.

Yeah, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht tagged Chris Godwin for the second straight year. That’s initially good for Godwin. (more…)

Bucs RB Ke’Shawn Vaughn.

There is one reason why Joe often talks Bucs with Sean Sullivan, the general manager of Bill Currie Ford, Tampa’s first family of Ford. Sean lives, eats, breathes Bucs football. He has a two-track mind: Ford vehicles and Bucs football. (more…)

Influence.

Joe has written many times before how former (?) Bucs quarterback Tom Brady single-handedly turned around the NFC’s fire hydrant in a dog park into Super Bowl champions. (more…)

With the free agency siren going off in 44 hours, Joe is inhaling every swirl of smoke. (more…)

Houston QB Deshaun Watson

A man respected throughout the NFL media community who has covered the Texans for years has an update on teams trying to lure embattled Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson. (more…)

Returns for 2022.

So a guy who filled in beautifully when the Bucs needed him the most has decided to stay in Tampa Bay for at least a year. (more…)

It seems there’s a great chance the Falcons will no longer own the honor of having the best quarterback in the NFC South. (more…)

Joe will keep this simple. The Bucs just added about $7.7 million to their 2022 salary cap. Now they’ve got nearly $10 million available.

Today it was Vita Vea’s turn to rework his fat new deal, per NFL Network.. Look for multiple cap-saving moves over the next few days as the Bucs try to afford one of their big-name free agents — or a very expensive new quarterback.

This post is not about the Bucs’ light wallet when it comes to competing with three other NFC teams possibly seeking to buy/pry creepy quarterback DeShaun Watson from the Houston Texans. (more…)

Pro Bowl center Ryan Jensen

For weeks, Joe typed the Bucs could re-sign Chris Godwin to a multi-year contract and then franchise center Ryan Jensen (unless he agreed to a contract which didn’t seem likely). (more…)