Lobbies for uniform style.

At least one Bucs player has made his feelings known. [read more]

Hidden motive to change?

So if you buy into the tease video by the Bucs yesterday, you likely have concluded the Bucs will be wearing something different in the not-so-distant future. [read more]

Squinting Jameis was around during his college days at Florida State University

Reports are claiming America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, had common surgeries recently to correct his vision and to repair a torn meniscus. [read more]

Egos often rule the day in the NFL. [read more]

Would K.C. listen to trade offer?

Baseball used to have a thing called the “Hot Stove League,” where transactions were debated and argued about among fans in bars and read about in those relics of bygone eras: handheld newspapers and weekly magazines. [read more]

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Yes, the Buccaneers’ uniforms make them a laughing stock more than the kind Greg Schiano referred to years ago.

They’re bad and, rather than admit it and pay whatever it took to change it quickly, the Bucs have been promoting these crimes against innocent fans since 2014. [read more]

Raise your hand if you don’t think Jason Pierre-Paul will have several options in free agency? [read more]

Who would you rather have catching passes out of the backfield on third down next season for the Bucs, Dare Ogunbowale or Le’Veon Bell? [read more]

Carolina blues?

Boy, this would be fun… in a demented way. [read more]

Filibusters against America.

It got heated on NBC Sports Network yesterday morning. All because a guy led the NFL in passing yards last season. [read more]

One of the best.

Regular readers to this here website know that Joe is irked how year after year, Bucs linebacker Lavonte David gets shafted for honors bestowed upon the NFL’s best players. [read more]

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Weighs in on Shaq Barrett.

Bucs sack king Shaq Barrett raised a lot of eyebrows across the NFL this week after Joe posted Shaq’s words from an interview with the one and only Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, heard exclusively on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Radio, when Shaq said he may take a lesser offer from the Bucs to stay in Tampa. [read more]

Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts checks in with a take on the NFL offseason quarterback circus. [read more]

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

Jameis Winston’s fate was always going to be in the hands, heart and mind of Bruce Arians, and that dynamic hasn’t changed a bit.

What HAS changed is the fact that discussions between Arians and Buccaneer ownership on this rather sensitive topic have already commenced — if not concluded. Your favorite source for Buc information has learned that the Winston question has indeed been addressed in person by the key parties. [read more]