Injured

Running back/returner T.J. Logan went down injured in practice today and it’s potentially serious.

“Too early to tell,” said a frustrated Bucco Bruce Arians after the session.

Logan was praised today — and earlier this week, for having a great camp.

Joe wishes Logan well.

Vita Vea’s offseason hand surgery left him clubbed up to start the hitting sessions of training camp. [read more]

Tom Brady was talking yesterday. Joe’s already typed up a lot of what he had to say.

But there’s more. [read more]

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It’s all on the line for the Buccaneers in 2020.

Tom Brady is poised under center, eager to throw to an array of elite weapons. Ronald Jones, fresh off a much-improved second season, is determined to run for 1,000 yards while a talented defense can’t wait to prove last year’s late improvement was no fluke. [read more]

Tristan Wirfs update.

Joe has noticed the video the Bucs pumped out yesterday got readers stoked while it showed in the background rookie right tackle Tristan Wirfs holding (?) his own against NFL sack king Shaq Barrett. [read more]

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Pro Bowl-type play.

After seeing this play, the very first thing that went through Joe’s head was why didn’t we see it more last year. [read more]

“All aboard!”

Joe has maintained that Bucs receiver Mike Evans is on a Hall of Fame path. [read more]

Wants fans at games.

In this strangest of strange NFL years, the weirdest element has yet to come. [read more]

Rookie safety Antoine Winfield, Jr. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Two big practice plays by rookie safety Antoine Winfield Jr. caught the eyes of head coach Bucco Bruce Arians. [read more]

All those NFL seasons and Bruce Arians and Tom Brady never knew each other before this year, Brady explained today.

And the Bucs’ franchise quarterback has firm opinions on his new boss. [read more]

Midseason form. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

Bucs fans who are jonesing to see park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring Tom Brady slicing up a defense with his Hall of Fame right arm, here you go. [read more]

Tom Brady was talking this afternoon.

Of course, Joe was listening and taking diligent notes. [read more]

Assistant head coach Harold Goodwin opens up on the Buccaneers’ first-round pick.

Bucco Bruce Arians had a decision to make on rookie first-round pick Tristan Wirfs, the projected starter at right tackle, and Arians’ right hand man explained how it went down today. [read more]

Team takeover. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)

Judging by the comments sifting out of One Buc Palace this month, the gang at “Good Morning Football” believes the Tom Brady Effect has already taken a firm grip. [read more]

Devin White was gushing this morning.

And so was Bucco Bruce Arians. [read more]

The Bucs marched inside the Glazer Shed early this morning, losing the opportunity to practice on multiple fields with their big training camp roster. [read more]