Day 4 Training Camp Notes & Nuggets
July 29th, 2019
Joe and manbeast JoeBucsFan.com intern Zach Seifter were dialed in to the on-field happenings today at One Buc Palace. Here’s plenty to chew on: [read more]

Joe and manbeast JoeBucsFan.com intern Zach Seifter were dialed in to the on-field happenings today at One Buc Palace. Here’s plenty to chew on: [read more]
More happiness is flowing this evening from Bucco Bruce Arians. [read more]

OL may be running out.
Joe would hate to be the guy who launders Bucs practice pants. Because the Bucs’ offensive line has been filling them up like a sick infant. [read more]

Noah Spence has a new fan
By ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
Shaq Barrett is a believer.
To be more specific, he’s a believer in his fellow outside linebacker, Noah Spence. [read more]
As training camp kicked off, head coach Bucco Bruce Arians joined NFL Network anchor Rich Eisen on The Rich Eisen Show.
Joe has your need-to-know: [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
Whether you’re a gymnast, a money-market manager or an NFL head coach, flexibility is a beautiful thing. [read more]

Changing role
By ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
Head coach Bucco Bruce Arians is keeping his word. [read more]

More Ws for the defense
Our mighty Buccaneers hit the field yesterday in pads for the first time. The practice was filled with energy, excitement and intrigue! Here are all kinds of highlights and lowlights: [read more]

“I have no idea why Gerald McCoy or anyone else would sit in a deep freeze after practice.”
Yes, the Bucs defense redefined the word “atrocious” last season. Joe would even go a step further and suggest it was a football atrocity. [read more]

Punisher
Mike Evans kept grinding and grinding at practice yesterday under the swelter at One Buc Palace.
And second-year cornerback Carlton Davis felt it in more ways than one. [read more]

Bucs fans answer 3 questions, one was on Peyton Barber.
Fans have thoughts and opinions of their own regarding their beloved Bucs. Here is just a slice of what was going through their minds yesterday as the pads came on for the first time in 2019:
Question 1: Do you think the Bucs did the right thing letting Adam Humphries go in free agency? [read more]
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Secure — for this year.
Earlier this month, Joe brought word that a nimrod on a popular football podcast actually believes undrafted free agent Nick Fitzgerald will start at quarterback for the Bucs before the season ends. [read more]

An Xs-and-Os homecoming
BY ZACHARY SEIFTER
JoeBucsFan.com intern
The revamped Bucs secondary has been the talk of training camp.
They’ve been fast, they’ve been physical, and they have gotten their hands on a lot of passes. [read more]

Surfaces.
The following is not a Chinese hoax. It is not an urban rumor. It is not an optical illusion. The film is not doctored. [read more]

Slimmer.
Joe doesn’t really have a habit of making it a priority to check out dudes’ bodies. But apparently, a very important person on the Bucs roster has slimmed down. [read more]

Potty talk
Bucco Bruce Arians has long said that when the noise gets turned up, as in pads coming on, some players disappear and blend in while others thrive. [read more]

Joe hopes this is nothing, but late in practice today America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was not moving with the pep he usually does and multiple times he was standing awkwardly as seen in Joe’s photo above.
It was odd.
Bucco Bruce Arians said Jameis had another consistent and good session at One Buc Palace. (Joe’s assessment of Jameis through three practices clashes with Arians’, but that’s ok).