Ryan Miller May Stick
August 21st, 2025
WR Ryan Miller might be safe.
Joe wouldn’t be shocked if Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht went out in the next two weeks and found another receiver. [read more]
WR Ryan Miller might be safe.
Joe wouldn’t be shocked if Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht went out in the next two weeks and found another receiver. [read more]
Yet another high-level practice.
When the Bucs next practice, they will be prepping for Atlanta and Houston — Bucs assistant general manager Rob McCartney said so in his press conference after practice Thursday. [read more]
Happy 32nd birthday!
Joe cannot predict something weird happening, like a dead battery, a truck issue, a wreck, getting arrested or the chance Joe doesn’t even wake up Thursday morning.
Short of those things happening, Joe will be at the last fully open Bucs practice of 2025 this morning at One Buc Palace. [read more]
Critical injuries mount.
If the Bucs were entering a playoff game and someone told you they would be down four starters, three of which are either a Pro Bowler or All-Pros, you’d be nervous, right? [read more]
King of the Road (openers).
Enough with this worthless preseason, which already has cost the Bucs a critical piece of their offense — and for what? Let’s talk real football! [read more]
Johnny Football remains stunned by the bumbling Browns. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles reacts.
Yesterday morning, Jenna Laine of ESPN reported Bucs receiver Jalen McMillan would in fact be placed on injured reserve. [read more]
As Joe noted yesterday, training camp is no longer open, the bleachers were removed and stored until next summer. No fans are milling about the practice fields. [read more]
Opportunity knocks for Haason Reddick.
Bad news in Falcons camp today, but uplifting news if you’ve already wagered on the Bucs-Falcons Week 1 clash in Atlanta. [read more]
Not everyone is riding the Buccaneers’ bandwagon, though it is almost a standing-room only ride. [read more]
Joe caught up to summer Bucs standout rookie cornerback Jacob Parrish.
Actually, Parrish was a spring standout, too. [read more]
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Cowboys All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons was talking about Buccaneers All-World left tackle Tristan Wirfs.
Rookie receiver Tez Johnson.
Baker Mayfield told Yahoo! Sports this week that the Bucs offense is a hard one to learn. [read more]
The face of NFL Network, Rich Eisen, can be quite smarmy as he tries to play nice with everyone and channel his inner Jon Gruden. [read more]
“Bring your weak-arse blitzes!”
Last year Baker Mayfield had a phenomenal season, a second career year for Mayfield after having one in 2023, his first season with the Bucs. [read more]
Wrong move?
Evan Closky of WTSP-TV Channel 10 isn’t the first person Joe has heard asking aloud why the Bucs had quarterback Teddy Bridgewater running the first team offense Saturday night in Pittsburgh in the Bucs’ second worthless preseason game. [read more]
Receiver Jalen McMillan and tight end Cade Otton celebrate a McMillan touchdown last season.
It looked so much worse. [read more]
Big play in practice Tuesday.
It’s technically not training camp. There are no fans at One Buc Palace. The bleachers have been removed, packed up and stored until next summer. [read more]
Chris Godwin celebrates after he caught his first touchdown of the 2024 season.
So Chris Godwin has been injured for 10 months and the Bucs won’t offer a hint of his status — what he’ll miss or when he might return.
Fellow receiver Jalen McMillan was injured Saturday and already Todd Bowles has said he’ll miss games and a credible report has surfaced that it could be half a season. [read more]
Emeka Egbuka’s QB goes national.
Todd Bowles has said rookie Emeka Egbuka is a true No. 1 receiver.
Baker Mayfield seems to think Egbuka could become anyone’s No. 1 receiver. [read more]