Bucs DC Todd Bowles.

The numbers crowd made Joe think more about this Joe Tryon, the new Bucs edge rusher. [read more]

Flash poll posted at 10:08 a.m. Poll closed 1:13 p.m.

Edge rusher shell game.

Very interesting insight from a guy who covers the NFL for a living. [read more]

So the smoke has still not cleared from the first round last night. But what can we look forward to tonight in Rounds 2 and 3? Let’s take a dive. [read more]

Flash poll posted at 1:21 a.m. Poll closed at 9:45 a.m.

New Bucs outside linebacker/edge rusher Joe Tryon

So last year, rookie right tackle Tristan Wirfs developed in a hurry in part because of Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett whipping him in training camp and accelerating his learning curve. [read more]

Drafted on birthday.

New Bucs edge rusher Joe Tryon will remember this night forever. [read more]

Todd Bowles has a new toy

Your newest Buccaneer is a confident young man. [read more]

“We’ll get you something, Tommy.”

Joe has a feeling the Bucs will be coughing up their third- and fourth-round picks on Friday night. [read more]

Joe is stoked about the Bucs getting an edge rusher. More to the point, this guy has an idea about NFL defenses. [read more]

New Bucs OLB Joe Tryon.

Hot damn, Joe’s neighbors are calling the law right now. Because Joe is freaking out like a madman. [read more]

It’s the people’s pick! [read more]

Ole Miss WR Elijah Moore.

Joe could make a rational if not logical argument Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht could pick any position tonight but offensive tackle or tight end. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

Last year Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager moved up one spot in the draft and landed a guy who, while still in his NFL infancy, sure looks like he could be the NFL’s dominant right tackle for the next decade, Tristan Wirfs. [read more]

Changing a franchise.

Now if a team ever drafts a Hall of Fame player, that draft, even if all the other drafted players stink out loud, would be considered damn good. [read more]

Joe is quite confident that a confidential survey of NFL general managers would reveal that a majority of team owners are involved in the first round of the NFL Draft to some degree. [read more]