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Edge rusher Malcolm Koonce
A former Bucs draft pick and a player nobody thinks about — a guy once called “the prototype” Tampa Bay defensive end — has a Super Bowl ring and is about to enter his ninth NFL season. [read more]
It seems it might take more than a fat check stroked to his rape accuser in order to clear the record of furniture-tossing, bicycle-hurling Antonio Brown. [read more]
Ira Kaufman got the Todd Bowles breakdown. Ira’s work is presented by Bill Currie Ford, Tampa’s first family of Ford.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
When Todd Bowles talks defense, you listen. [read more]
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In bad shape.
Joe hates to type this kind of story. [read more]
Washington DB Elijah Molden.
One of the great treats of the Super Bowl-winning season for the Bucs was to see safety Antoine Winfield ball out the way he did. [read more]
Tom Brady walks off field after Super Bowl pregame warmups.
There is a hidden Tom Brady few have seen.
Fun with draft for a change.
It’s not hyperbole to suggest in the Year of the Bucs 2021, we may never see anything like this again.
Never. [read more]
Hints at new number.
Joe wouldn’t be shocked if Bucs players wear new numbers this season.
The NFL approved new numbers for positions yesterday. [read more]
Gives props to Bucs ILB.
If you caught the news yesterday that former Bucs safety T.J. Ward retired, you were likely as surprised as Joe was. [read more]
Joe has long maintained that the Bucs suddenly became the ideal lab to groom Tom Brady’s successor the day they signed the park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting, handshake-stiffing, jet-ski-losing, biscuit-baking, tequila-shooting, smartphone-phobic, waffle-grilling, trophy-throwing, roller-coaster-scared, Bucs-Super-Bowl-winning quarterback. [read more]
Changing world
Life has changed for Super Bowl GM Jason Licht, and he explained today that even includes how draft-prospect interviews flush out. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht
The door is still open for furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing Antonio Brown to rejoin the Bucs. [read more]
“We need what I say we need, Mr. Glazer.”
By any measurement, our beloved Buccaneers are fully loaded at running back, receiver and at tight end. [read more]
Free agent WR Antonio Brown.
Well, this may clear some things up. [read more]
“You like that Glazer? You better like that.”
Many Bucs fans are focused on adding depth in the draft and trading down to accumulate 2022 draft picks.
But what about a different approach? [read more]
