Ravens Owner Publicly Yearns For Gerald McCoy
May 30th, 2019
Hot commodity
How could an organization with just one losing season in the last 10 years be yearning for Gerald McCoy?
The legions of McCoy haters aren’t going to like this. [read more]

Hot commodity
How could an organization with just one losing season in the last 10 years be yearning for Gerald McCoy?
The legions of McCoy haters aren’t going to like this. [read more]
BY ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
Everyone remembers when he stomped on Aaron Rodgers’ leg and when he pushed Evan Smith’s face into the turf. It’s what made Ndamukong Suh a household name.
He was labeled a “dirty” player with lots of penalties. But the numbers clearly show that version of Suh is long, long gone. [read more]

Our beloved Buccaneers continue to practice on the hallowed fields of One Buc Palace and inside the Glazer Shed, aka the on-campus indoor facility. [read more]

Crystal-ball staring
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High-tech data tells a story
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Excited for new teammate.
Out one door and in through another. [read more]

Liked by Bucs coach. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
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Bucs backup QB Blaine Gabbert
If America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, can’t answer the bell this season, the Buccaneers’ hopes will rest on the arm of nine-year veteran QB Blaine Gabbert.
Joe caught up with Gabbert for an extended conversation and one very telling nugget emerged. [read more]
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Bucs rookie DB Mike Edwards.
As Joe mentioned in one of the great Ira Kaufman podcasts recently, Joe assumes the reason the Bucs drafted two defensive backs in the second round a year removed from drafting two cornerbacks in the second round is defensive coordinator Todd Bowles, after watching tape, told Bucco Bruce Arians and Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht there was no way he could compete with the secondary as it stood. [read more]

Respect.
In some circles, O.J. Howard is already being dissed. [read more]
The Gerald McCoy World Tour kicked off in Cleveland, moved to Baltimore and now will head south to Panthers country. [read more]

Todd Bowles opens up
Joe is fired up to see the Buccaneers getting smart and taking big-time advantage this season of having in-house reporters. Please, Team Glazer, wake the heck up and deliver more exclusive interviews with the Buccaneers people that matter to fans. Team reporter Carmen Vitali just got the first interview with defensive coordinator Todd Bowles since the signing of manbeast defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. So Joe had intern Zach dive into it.
BY ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
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He is former Bucs kicker Roberto Aguayo. And in short, the NFL chewed him up and spit him out. [read more]

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