Kendell Beckwith 2.0?
April 28th, 2018
Bargain shopping.
This pick has all the scent of Kendell Beckwith revisited. [read more]
Bargain shopping.
This pick has all the scent of Kendell Beckwith revisited. [read more]
So the Bucs grabbed a B1G linebacker, which will get all the locals worked up in outrage.
In the sixth round, the Bucs grabbed Jack Cichy of Wisconsin. You may enjoy his highlights in the video below.
Talks interceptions.
A lot of Bucs fans howled about the Bucs drafting a pair of defensive backs Friday night that struggled to get interceptions against college kids the past two seasons. [read more]
As Joe suggested in an earlier post this afternoon, in 15 years, we all might be working for Justin Watson. [read more]
Your Buccaneers only have one late sixth-round pick to go, and they just took a safety in Round 4 and an Ivy League wide receiver in Round 5. [read more]
Fifth round pick Justin Watson.
Could this be Adam Humphries II?
The Bucs, with good luck in the Ivy League with tight end Cameron Brate, decided to tap a guy we might be working for in 15 years, wide receiver Justin Watson from Penn.
No, Joe does not know if he is related to Rachel Watson.
At any rate, enjoy Watson’s highlights below.
Any Ivy League receiver in the fifth round? Hey, why not. The Bucs are paying their Ivy League tight end a fortune. [read more]
Joe has finally recovered from a sore back after fainting following a take by Dirk Koetter last night. [read more]
Man, the Bucs seem hellbent on stopping the run. [read more]
The Bucs got their safety. Sort of.
This time the Bucs grabbed a safety/offensive slash guy from the ACC and a once powerhouse program of Pitt.
Enjoy watching him in the video below.
UPDATED 1:14 p.m. – Here comes another defensive back, this time out of the University of Pittsburgh, the Bucs’ third in this draft. [read more]
Former rock star Bucs general manager Mark Dominik had plenty to say this morning about the Buccaneers’ haul through the first three rounds of the draft. [read more]
Elusive.
No need to fret about Ronald Jones. He may not be the biggest guy but that doesn’t mean he is easy to bring down. [read more]
New toy. New option.
When is the last time a Bucs running back had a lot of juice to get outside and then explode for a big play.
Maybe even take it to the house. Gasp!!
The next MJD?
Generally, Bucs coach Dirk Koetter doesn’t like to compare players. [read more]
“Seriously Rex, I might just let a cornerback breathe on a receiver at the line this year. No, really.”
How bad was it getting for Bucs fans? [read more]
On Friday, Vita Vea made his first trip to Tampa and One Buc Palace as a member of the Bucs (unofficially, that is).
Vea also made his first appearance in front of the Tampa Bay pen and mic club for his introductory press conference. You can watch the full video below courtesy of Buccaneers.com.
Man, cornerback Vernon Hargreaves’ stock is sinking faster than Joe’s pants without a belt.
And both of those sights are ugly. [read more]
Is another fourth-round linebacker gem lurking?
The Bucs have been dealing since the draft began Thursday night.
It’s been a flurry of activity that led to five picks through the first three rounds. [read more]
Joe knows one guy that likes this pick.
When it was announced the Bucs selected guard Alex Cappa from Division-II Humboldt State, NFL draft guru Mike Mayock of NFL Network howled in glee how violent Cappa is.
Watch for yourself.
Change coming to practice
Dirk Koetter has been accused of running feathery soft training camps. [read more]