The Bucs say they’re all-in for 2020.

Their 2020 moves say they’re all-in.

Fans are all-in after a generation of misery.

But what draft move tonight would define all-in? [read more]

Lifelong Bucs fan and Joe’s good friend, Bill Currie Ford general manager Sean Sullivan, happens to be one of the top students of the NFL Draft on the planet. For decades he’s been studying the draft year-round in his free time. Sullivan penned a 2019 column here on his must-have draft pick for the Bucs, and he did a fresh one for 2020, plus he offered a clear all-in fix at tackle.

Below Sean explains his top pick for the Bucs in Round 1. [read more]

O.J. Howard is eager for a fresh start with a new NFL team and it’s not a post-Gronk-trade development for the Bucs’ 2017 first-round pick, JoeBucsFan.com learned from a trusted source today. [read more]

“Tom, we still could stay in Montana until the football things starts. People will leave us alone there.”

Yes, Joe is one of the many folks who laughed out loud at Bucs quarterback Tom Brady’s run of bad luck in his new town. [read more]

Reading this will require you to think outside the box. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

Where were we before we were so rudely interrupted?

Ah yes, we were at the scene of the 1995 draft, ushering in a pair of Hall of Famers who would define the swagger and domination of the Tampa 2 defense.

While Warren Sapp was sweating it out in the Big Apple, Derrick Brooks was holed up at his grandmother’s house in his native Pensacola. [read more]

“Jason, get Tom a good GPS system, a map and more avocados.”

Joe fully expects TMZ Sports to have someone in Tampa full-time tailing Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.

Early today, TMZ uncovered a new Brady story. [read more]

Super Bowl chatter.

Rondé Barber is stoked. [read more]

NFL comparison.

You know the Bucs need a running back. Joe knows the Bucs need a running back. [read more]

Michael Strahan talks about his Bucs friends

Interesting to hear the words of a Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski friend now that Brady has been a Buccaneer for 5-plus weeks and Gronkowski is in the mix. [read more]

TAMPA TWO has more draft talk presented by Caldeco Air Conditioning and Heating. This particular production by The Identity Tampa Bay, was shot in March. Enjoy!

Target?

It’s setting up like the Bucs might land a transformative defender. [read more]

Two big things should be expected from tonight’s Round 1 of the NFL Draft. [read more]

(This is a repost of a previously published article Joe runs as an annual tradition for the morning of the first day of the NFL draft.)

Joe’s going to go slightly personal here, a rare, albeit tiny window into Joe’s background on this holiest of high football holidays. [read more]

Jason Licht goes to Alabama.

Mike Mayock was the best when it came to predicting the first round of the draft. Alas, he’s no longer with the NFL Network. He’s working for Chucky in Las Vegas. [read more]

A former Patriots assistant coach says Rob Gronkowski will have one vital role on the Buccaneers that has nothing to do with blocking and catching the football. [read more]

This two-hour flash poll posted at 5:31 p.m.

Gronk said he can handle it.

The thing that lights up fans worse than changing uniforms or raising ticket prices to games is one simple word. [read more]

Return began in February.

There are actually folks on twitter who are convinced that when the Bucs signed Tom Brady that he was given control of the roster, and that he ordered Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht to pull off a trade to get Rob Gronkowski. [read more]