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UPDATED: Jenna Laine of ESPN said last night she was told your 2019 inductee into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor will be iconic cornerback Ronde Barber.
This morning, the Bucs made it official. [read more]
Risking a fortune.
No one really knows what motivated Gerald McCoy to post an Instagram video claiming people doubt him or suggest he would normally be swilling margaritas at a Lido Key beach bar this time of year. [read more]
Fate established?
There are few people plugged into NFL circles quite like Albert Breer of theMMQB.com. [read more]
“Mr. Glazer, just take a deep breath and start Tweeting #PeytonBarber.”
Every year there are draft decisions to watch from the moment the draft concludes. Who did the Bucs select versus a key player or two they didn’t?
This year is exceptionally juicy. [read more]
Lofty prediction.
One national publication cobbled together its top NFL writers to determine which rookie will shine most in a variety of categories. And this outfit decided to choose a Bucs rookie in one category. [read more]
Subject of a new NFL Network report
One never knows who is in the ear of NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
When you wish upon a star …
It’s the beginning of May, rookie mini-camp is dead ahead, and Buc fans are entitled to dream a little dream. They have the right to assume the best for the roster taking shape at One Buc Place under Bruce Arians and a staff of thousands working behind the scenes. [read more]
Joe understands the angst many feel surrounding the Buccaneers’ 2019 schedule, but Joe finds it to be blown way out of proportion. [read more]
By ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
After Gerald McCoy absolutely blew up Lions guard and first-round draft pick Frank Ragnow on a run play in the red zone last year, Bucco Bruce Arians had a message for the nation. [read more]
Story behind Bucs UDFA.
If Kahzin Daniels fails to make the Bucs, he has already succeeded in life. [read more]
Something got under Gerald McCoy’s skin. [read more]
Applauded.
Pretty cool insight into what other NFL team execs think of the Bucs draft. [read more]
Composite grades are in.
Yeah, people are still buzzing about the Bucs and the draft from a little over a week ago. Well, buzzing in the wrong way. [read more]
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In episode 21 of The Todd Wright TODDcast, Todd discusses how 2019 has become a sports year defined by officiating. The NFC Championship, Final Four, Stanley Cup Playoffs and Kentucky Derby have all had major controversy. Todd points out that only Kentucky Derby officials took the time necessary to actually make a call and change the outcome of its event, while these other leagues only apologized later for missed calls that produced the wrong winner. The TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and by Pin Chasers.
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For the last three years, Todd Wright has been podcasting here almost exclusively on fantasy football and Lightning playoff hockey. While those podcasts are alive and well, Todd has a new podcast for 2019. And it simply covers pretty much anything that Todd finds interesting. No limits. Sort of like he did for nearly two decades on national radio as host and creator of AllNight with Todd Wright on ESPN, in addition to other roles with Fox Sports Florida, Sirius/XM, Sporting News Radio, etc. Enjoy!
The quarterback whisperer, head coach Bucco Bruce Arians, has certain rules when it comes to America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Bucs rookie defensive savior linebacker Devin White isn’t a newbie to the game of football like Jason Pierre-Paul was when he played college ball.
White is a lifelong football guy. [read more]
Takes time to develop.
For the folks who love to habitually holler about the offensive line, this post is for you. [read more]
A prominent player weighs in on Bucco Bruce Arians
So what’s running through players’ heads at One Buc Palace when it comes to the new coaching staff? [read more]
Praised by OC.
People like to suggest Bucco Bruce Arians doesn’t like throwing to tight ends. [read more]
