Generally, teams don’t draft the same position in the first round in back-to-back years. In a dart-throwing exercise (one of thousands between now and the draft in April), one mock has the Bucs doing just that. [read more]
Legendary No. 99 of the Buccaneers, Warren Sapp, sounds a little annoyed with his beloved team, specifically defensive coordinator Todd Bowles and the manbeasts of the Tampa Bay defense. [read more]
The Bucs are looking for a quarterback. And Texans embattled quarterback Deshaun Watson is looking for a new home. And it seems the two are trying to mind meld. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
The Bucs have an interesting history when it comes to drafting tight ends.
They stink at it.
Since their inaugural draft haul in 1976, Tampa Bay has selected 23 tight ends. The only one to make a Pro Bowl? Try Dave Moore, who earned a spot on the 2006 Pro Bowl team — as a long snapper. [read more]
With the free agency dinner bell set to ring in exactly a month, and the NFL world descending upon downtown Indianapolis in two weeks where free agent tire-kickings will begin in earnest, the BSPN crowd is trying to plug in where the top free agents will go. [read more]
Mike Evans talks Tom Brady. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
Either Mike Evans is a damn good poker player or he is convinced former (?) Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has taken his last snap for the Bucs. [read more]
Former Bengals and Jets quarterback and current CBS Sports and WFAN-AM talking head Boomer Esiason is of the mind Tom Brady will return to football. [read more]
“Screw those grouper sandwiches at the beach bars in Tampa Bay, Derek! Hooters wings is what you want. Besides, there is a Hooters at John’s Pass and Clearwater Beach.”
Joe was sort of hoping that with just one year left on his contract and a new coach coming in who may want his own guy, quarterback Derek Carr would be shipped out of the desert. [read more]
Joe expected to see Buccaneers legend Warren Sapp do all kinds of interviews on Radio Row at the Super Bowl like he usually does, certainly an extended sitdown with Rich Eisen. [read more]
Buccaneers legend Derrick Brooks and Sage of Tampa Bay Sports Ira Kaufman tackle what happened Sunday and what it means. Another fun TAMPA TWO fromThe Identity Tampa Bay& Joe.
How could a guy so talented, a Hall of Fame-like talent, be the worst at his position? Well, former Bucs receiver Antonio Brown found a way. [read more]