Could be a Bullish Super Bowl.

The guy has come a long way from playing for Skip Holtz and being a scrub seventh-round draft pick. [read more]

New incident in Ohio.

Joe has been beating the drum the Bucs should go after expected free agent running back Kareem Hunt. [read more]

Imagine if the Chargers part ways with Philip Rivers shortly after the Super Bowl, like many teams would do when they’re going to cut a highly-respected veteran in order to give the guy time to find a new team comfortably.

The Bucs cut Josh McCown, for example, on Feb. 11, 2015. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

When it comes to taking care of off-season business, the Bucs have a matched pair of edge rushers to lock up. [read more]

Buccaneers co-chairman/co-owner Bryan Glazer

Team Glazer is pulling no punches on goals for next season. [read more]

Disturbing analysis.

One of the worst days Joe had following the Bucs came in the late winter of 2013, when the Bucs let the best edge rusher they had since Simeon Rice go for no good reason. [read more]

Yes, the Bucs might be able to franchise tag Shaq Barrett and slap a transition tag on America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, for the 2020 season. But that’s only assured if nothing changes on the NFL labor front. [read more]

A long-time big-shot columnist doesn’t believe soon-to-be free agent quarterback Philip Rivers will be playing for the Bucs in the twilight of his career.

That’s because he doesn’t believe the Bucs are being run by fools. [read more]

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With the free agency dinner bell set to ring across the NFL on March 18, it’s possible players have a changed perspective of Tampa Bay. [read more]

Former Bucs RB LeGarrette Blount is a big fan of a current Bucs RB.

Sometimes it takes a running back time to get the hang of things in the NFL. So by all means don’t stop feeding him the rock. [read more]

It’s rather sad that Bucs general manager Jason Licht and head coach Bucco Bruce Arians have been quiet since the Bucs season ended.

One would think a GM and a head coach would be eager to communicate with fans, you know, the people who drive the success of the league and the organization. [read more]

Veteran safety with ties to Bucs coaches may be available.

Aside from running back, no area on the Bucs needs fresh blood more than safety. [read more]

What the tribe says.

When it comes to football fans, folks love to throw rocks at their favorite team’s offensive line. [read more]

Before the Bucs pounced on Peyton Barber in the undrafted free agent frenzy following the 2016 NFL Draft, another SEC running back was selected in Round 5 by the Buffalo Bills. [read more]

Saints Pro Bowl DE Cameron Jordan

About 10 months ago, Saints superstar edge rusher Cameron Jordan publicly made fun of Donovan Smith and Buccaneers management.

Recently, he’s been taking a softer approach. [read more]

Big game for QB linked to Bucs.

So long as there is doubt about who the Bucs quarterback will be next season, there will be non-stop speculation. If the Bucs want to put a lid on the speculation, they have the power to do so. [read more]

Additional chatter.

One national columnist refers to this as a “bold” move. Joe thinks it is about as bold of a prediction as guessing Joe will drink a Big Storm Brewery beer on a hot summer Friday afternoon. [read more]