Receiver Tez Johnson explained during rookie minicamp how he always wanted to play for the Bucs. It was so known that the mother of his former Oregon roommate, Bucky Irving’s mom, used to tell him she would see him in Tampa in 2025. [read more]
There have been some articles published lately from people who seem to suggest that former Bucs assistant general manager John Spytek was the brains behind the Bucs’ building, arguably, one of the better drafting front offices in the NFL. [read more]
Big No. 93 (no, not Ndamukong Suh) has gone public with his prediction for Calijah Kancey, the Bucs’ explosive third-year defensive tackle. [read more]
Some folks still have decent-sized audiences in the NFL social media/podcast/blogosphere that are surprised the Bucs drafted Emeka Egbuka at No. 19. [read more]
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The Bucs offensive players training now at One Buc Palace aren’t quite a pack of wild dogs, but they’ve got plenty of bark and bite for mid-May. [read more]
With a new haircut and a few months as offensive coordinator under his belt, Bucs rookie playcaller Josh Grizzard was back in front of the media this morning. [read more]
Look, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht and Bucs coach Todd Bowles have the street cred that says they know what they are doing with the Bucs secondary. [read more]