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TAMPA TWO rolls on through the offseason with legendary Derrick Brooks and Sage Ira Kaufman, the venerable JoeBucsFan.com columnist. The brilliance is presented by Converged Technology Professionals.
More fun from The Identity Tampa Bay & Joe.
Even one of history’s greatest Cowboys, a man who believes Dak Prescott simultaneously could be a Comeback Player of the Year and MVP candidate this year, knows what he’s looking at with our beloved Tampa Bay Buccaneers. [read more]
Shaq Barrett
For the people who like to parrot the football axiom “You win in the trenches,” the Bucs are for you. [read more]
A guy with a Super Bowl ring who caught 107 balls from Tom Brady was talking about his former quarterback this week. [read more]
Byron Leftwich
This represents one example why the notion of the Bucs now becoming the hunted team and having to adjust this season is a goofy premise. [read more]
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians
Look, the Bucs are loaded. [read more]
Target of Tom Brady’s ire?
Tonight on something called “The Shop” seen on HBO, we may find out who Tom Brady referred to when he angrily lashed out at an unknown team’s coaching staff or front office because they weren’t interested in signing him and instead wanted to retain their starter. [read more]
Yesterday when Bucs COO Brian Ford had a Zoom conference call to discuss the training camp plans for fans next month, he was asked about alternative uniforms. And not the all-pewter things. [read more]
Rookie has a story
Barring injury, one guy destined to get a ton of work at Bucs training camp and in preseason games is rookie receiver Jaelon Darden.
Joe suspects he will become a fan favorite in a hurry. [read more]
Bucs WR Mike Evans.
Make no mistake about it, Bucs fans. Mike Evans is still the dawg in the full kennel that is the Tampa Bay wide receivers room. [read more]
Man, Joe has seen this live take on ESPN TV get overblown and misdirected over the last 24 hours. [read more]
Training camp will be a different animal this season on the fields of One Buc Palace. [read more]
Bucs rookie linebacker K.J. Britt
Joe’s become a big fan of Bucs rookie K.J. Britt, the fifth-round pick linebacker out of Auburn.
What a driven dude. It’s no surprise Stanford recruited him out of high school. [read more]
Grade from a former NFL suit.
Pat Kirwan was talking Bucs offensive line. And Joe was listening. [read more]
Carefree days.
How high on life is Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht? [read more]
A no-brainer.
This shouldn’t come as a shock because this very same thing happened last year. [read more]
Sage wisdom shared
Tom Brady was talking tonight about one of the great football truisms many fans don’t always buy into. [read more]
It feels like Bucs training camp will hit its peak on August 19 and get more into regular-season mode a few days later. [read more]
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