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“Mark, I got a lot more to think about than tight ends.”
Former Tampa Bay fan punching bag and rock star Bucs general manager Mark Dominik is a busy man these days coaching up NFL prospects for team interviews, in addition to sharing his knowledge on national radio. [read more]
The Teddy train keeps rolling.
Joe’s not sure where it’s going, but a lot of football minds think Tampa is smart stop. [read more]
Hopping for RB bandwagon.
Joe would be a happy man if this happened. But for some reason, the more one thinks about it, this is likely a pipe dream. [read more]
Paying the man (again?).
Now here is an interesting curveball. [read more]
A fit?
Joe notices a lot of folks are hot for Saints backup Teddy Bridgewater to take over the Bucs’ offense. This really doesn’t seem like a fit with Bruce Arians. [read more]
Rumored.
A man who has a direct connection to a Bucs shot-caller seems to believe a backup quarterback has a very good chance of winding up in Tampa Bay next week when the free agency dinner bell rings. [read more]
Joe is excited! More details to come.
The Clearwater tap room at Big Storm Brewing Co. is a great venue AND their upgraded outdoor area will be ready for the event.
About 14 months ago, Bucco Bruce Arians nodded his head at Team Glazer and agreed to give America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, everything he had, and the full attention of the other QB gurus on staff. [read more]
Joe’s always interested in hearing how quarterbacks evaluate America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, especially QBs who played for Jimbo Fisher and also starred in baseball. [read more]
Bucs DC Todd Bowles.
Perhaps because it is roughly a week before the NFL free agency dinner bell rings? Perhaps it is because we are overthinking? [read more]
Decisions.
On the day before Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht and Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians spoke at the combine in Indianapolis, Scott Spratt of Football Outsiders must have channeled their thoughts.
Free agent target?
It’s hard to keep a secret in the NFL for too long. Especially at the combine. [read more]
Running back hunting.
The math seems to add up. [read more]
Bucco Bruce Arians was low on the totem poll as an AFC game broadcaster during his stint with CBS in 2018. [read more]
Guns blazing for two tackles.
Last weekend the football TV show known as the combine was broadcast on NFL Network.
And the way former Bucs guard and popular local sports radio personality Ian Beckles got worked up, the offensive line porn should have aired on Skinemax. [read more]
Joe often calls ESPN “BSPN” because the network churns out a healthy share of BS on various fronts, but certainly not all the time. [read more]
Impact of signing Tom Brady.
It seems someone over at BSPN believes the best thing that can happen to the Bucs in the coming weeks would be to sign free agent quarterback Tom Brady. [read more]
Fans and media never really know what goes on behind the scenes. [read more]
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