How Will The Bucs Value A Cornerback?
April 8th, 2018
“Stop laughing, Rex. They’re getting me help.“
Forget for a moment, if you can, what the Bucs should or shouldn’t do in Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2018 NFL Draft. [read more]
“Stop laughing, Rex. They’re getting me help.“
Forget for a moment, if you can, what the Bucs should or shouldn’t do in Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2018 NFL Draft. [read more]
The intensity will be flowing and so will the fun!
Drink specials. Beer specials. Thank you Miller Lite! Regular menu OR a $20 all-you-can-eat buffet. Massive outdoor covered tent area. Loads of seating inside. Music outdoors. Giant screens. Think block party with crazy Bucs-fan intensity right there at the South Tampa Buffalo Wild Wings. Enjoy the video below.
A highly-intelligent, film-guru Buccaneers legend has very little use for game film of college prospects. [read more]
“Look out Aaron!”
When America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, was a rookie, he wasn’t afraid to run the ball. [read more]
Projections are in.
If a certain numbercruncher is close to accurate, Mike Evans should have a helluva season this fall. [read more]
Laser focus on hulking LG.
There is interest, and there is lust. [read more]
Just after the NFL Owners Meetings ended 10 days ago, Joe hunted for NFL executives willing to chat in the lobby of the Ritz Carlton Grande Lakes resort.
Thankfully, Joe found a general manager eager to lecture Joe about what humbles a young player. [read more]
Coming to Tampa.
Joe has to admit this guy has slipped under his radar. [read more]
Straying off track
UPDATED 10:18 a.m. – It’s common to hear America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, say he only cares about wins.
And those close to Jameis say he’s the ultimate team guy and a player whose sole focus is the scoreboard not personal achievement. [read more]
It’s a draft party, a block party and a true celebration of all things Bucs, beer and food. The $20 all-you-can-eat buffet kicks off at 6 p.m. Regular menu in effect, too. So much fun to have a passionate football night with hardcore fans.
Not just a runner.
Call Joe a caveman (among other things) if you wish, but Joe is a simple man. [read more]
No way?
In the mind of one plugged-in NFL insider, the Bucs won’t have any chance of getting one of the better players in the draft, and maybe the best player entering the NFL. [read more]
“Who got released?”
This caught Joe’s attention like someone offering Joe a cold beer to kick off the Friday night activities. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
I keep hearing that offense sells tickets and defense wins championships.
Fine.
Let’s sell some tickets. [read more]
A Buccaneers icon got a chance to deliver a state of Jameis address recently, and he did not disappoint. [read more]
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Let’s face it, the college running back most Bucs fans are not chatting about over beers is Ronald Jones II, and it’s only because he played 3,000 miles away at the University of Southern California. [read more]
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Admits he’s bitter.
Joe wonders who Robert Ayers is throwing shade at? [read more]
“Ronde, prepare yourself to be of no use again.”
Back in 2016, fans weren’t the only ones screwed when Tampa Bay traded up to select Roberto Aguayo in the second round of the NFL Draft. [read more]
Big-time projection.
Joe has long been a proponent of trading down in this year’s draft. [read more]
Under the radar.
There were a lot of high profile free agent signings in the NFL. Some made a lot of noise on TV and radio. [read more]