Change coming to practice

Dirk Koetter has been accused of running feathery soft training camps. [read more]

“Violent.”

Bucs fans, you got your offensive lineman.

Lift a glass in celebration.

The Bucs stepped back into the Division-II ranks to draft Alexa Cappa from Humbolt State.

And Mike Mayock is hollering in the background how violent he is.

Joe has to confess he knows nothing of Cappa other than he has a worse mullet than Riley Bullough.

Jason Licht is on the move again! [read more]

At 6-4, 347 pounds Vita Vea is a big man and hopefully will be a massive and mean force on the Bucs’ defensive line for years to come.

But he wasn’t playing nasty with Annie Sabo of WFLA-TV last night in Dallas. Vea joined the local sports reporter for an extended chat. Enjoy!

One Hour flash poll posted at 10:13 p.m.

Have at it, Bucs fans.

Three Bucs picks in Round 2 and, oh man, will there be options for maneuvering.

Bang it here all night. Play nice!

A lot of Bucs fans value height above all else when it comes to corners. [read more]

“Yes, you can catch it.”

There’s more to playing cornerback than intercepting passes.

Thankfully, that’s so, because the Bucs’ new pair of second-round cornerbacks seem to be allergic to squeezing footballs.  [read more]

The SEC is known for physical football, especially on the defensive side of the line. So the Bucs went out and got Carlton Davis from Auburn to play corner. [read more]

Former NFL defensive back Mike Mayock, now the NFL Network draft guru, says the Bucs’ new cornerback has the look and the length but not necessarily the cover skills. [read more]

This sure smells like a boom or bust pick. [read more]

“Now you see the plan, Glazer. You like that?”

Joe wrote yesterday that now was the time for general manager Jason Licht to attack the Buccaneers’ deepest needs after securing half-man, half-beast Vita Vea in Round 1 after trading down with the Bills. [read more]

For all the Bucs fans who were clamoring for the team to draft a corner for the Bucs defensive coaches to ruin, might as well get a guy who has a rap sheet..

The Bucs selected M.J, Stewart of North Carolina. He is also projected as a safety. Joe hope the Bucs have more success than the last corner they drafted from the state of North Carolina.

Dealing. Bucs now have two fourth-round picks.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have traded the 56th overall pick to the New England Patriots in exchange for the 63rd overall pick (still second round) and the 117th overall pick (fourth round) in the 2018 NFL Draft.

UPDATED: 8:43 p.m. – He’s an all-ACC cornerback known for being physical and tough. [read more]

Joe fielded some questions on Twitter and he has seen it in the comments on this here website. [read more]

Get used to him.

Here is a look at your new Bucs running back Ronald Jones.

Is this the next bellcow back of the Bucs? [read more]

The college running back most Bucs fans were not chatting about over beers was Ronald Jones II, and it’s only because he played 3,000 miles away at the University of Southern California. [read more]

Luck and a lack of greed set up Bucs GM Jason Licht

Brandon Beane was talking this afternoon on the channel in Joe’s ear 18 hours a day: SiriusXM NFL Radio.

The Bills’ general manager was spelling out last night’s angling to trade with Tampa Bay.

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Thumbs up.

One famous ex-Bucs player is geeked. [read more]