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“Dear Indy …”
The Colts issued the strongest draft signal over the weekend by trading the No. 3 overall pick to the Jets for their No. 6 overall pick and two second-rounders in 2018, plus a second-round pick next year.
It should represent a green light for the Bucs. [read more]
Yes, free agency is in its second wave and the Buccaneers have plenty of Team Glazer loot to be players. [read more]
Bucs will sit down with Bradley Chubb.
Another interview with a defensive end monster. [read more]
Intel from Philadelphia.
Joe has been very down on the Bucs when it comes to an edge rush, or any sort of rush on quarterbacks. [read more]
Corners still out there.
So let the speculation begin. [read more]
Ryan Jensen
Donovan Smith and Ali Marpet were stunningly smart and successful second-round draft picks by Jason Licht.
But there’s a missing element there. [read more]
When it comes to the Buccaneers’ offensive line and running game, you just can’t fully trust what comes out of the mouths of team officials — and you can’t predict how they are evaluating what’s in front of them.
It’s a combination that drives serious Bucs fans nuts. [read more]
Clinton McDonald
There’s nothing like a well-earned housecleaning.
Joe sure is enjoying the fresh smell of Mr. Clean this morning. [read more]
Poll posted at 8:15 a.m.
Don’t stop.
OK, so the Bucs added a defensive end yesterday, sort of poaching from the Super Bowl champions. Joe wrote “sort of” since Vinny Curry was released, in part because the Eagles traded for Michael Bennett who the Bucs turned their noses up on.
Again! [read more]
Digging for context.
Joe remarked yesterday that he was, overall, shrugging his shoulders at the signing of Eagles defensive lineman Vinny Curry. [read more]
New Bucs DE.
UPDATED 9:59 p.m.: The Bucs have signed defensive end Vinny Curry. [read more]
Gone.
This is a bit surprising to Joe. [read more]
“Jason, why is this guy here? I don’t need to buy a timeshare in Colorado with the wine snots when I can just go to Ed’s place and hang with Trump.”
There will be changes on the offensive line.
That much is clear. [read more]
Where has the burning desire to entertain gone?
Where’s the insatiable urge to collect elite talent like Joe collects Hooters receipts?
Average won’t cut it any longer
The pressure is on – in a very, very big way. [read more]
What now after yesterday’s signing?
It is all coming together. [read more]
Signed.
Ryan Jensen is your new Bucs offensive lineman. [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
How would you like to be pushing Buc season tickets right now?
Those poor saps in the ticket office are trying to drum up support for a 5-11 club that barely made an early ripple in the free-agent pool.
The Bucs have pushed Beau Allen and Chandler Catanzaro out front and we can only assume that Mitch Unrein is next up at the podium. In reality, the past two days delivered one gut-punch after another for a fan base frantically seeking a reason to believe in this organization. [read more]
