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The Bucs hierarchy has sort of dug its heels in at right guard. [read more]

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In this edition of The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, Todd reviews the Ira Kaufman Hall of Fame Fantasy League’s first six rounds. Todd also discusses recent NFL moves that impact fantasy projections in Kansas City, Houston and Buffalo. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters.

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Hall of Famer explains.

A guy who has a bust in Canton playing on the offensive side of the ball is a big believer in the Bucs this year. [read more]

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It’s the time of year when Joe marches to the keyboard and feels compelled to answer the question constantly lobbed at Joe: “How do you think the Bucs will do this season?” [read more]

Laughs at stat geeks.

Joe happens to think the Bucs tight ends are the best pair in the NFL. But dudes working for a Mickey Mouse outfit earning probably more than Joe seem to think differently. [read more]

They’re jacked up for JoeJuan Williams in New England, and Lonnie Johnson has turned a lot of heads — for a variety of reasons — in Texans camp.

So why is Joe mentioning these rookie cornerbacks? [read more]

“Not much in the NFL dumpster this year, Mr. Glazer.”

Once upon a time in 2015, general manager Jason Licht was all fired up about having the No. 1 NFL waiver claim position so he and the Bucs could clean up when cuts were made around the league. [read more]

Peyton Barber has a load riding on his shoudlers

Perhaps the safest best in Tampa is Peyton Barber getting his second season to shine as the Buccaneers’ No. 1 running back. [read more]

First thing is first.

Though the Bucs got a rare three-day weekend off as the suits comb through the hundreds of unwanteds searching for a gem under a rock, the coaching staff has but one focus before a week from today at the Den of Depression. [read more]

Forget it.

LeSean “Shady” McCoy, as one could expect, quickly found a new home. [read more]

Update.

A week from today, the Bucs open the 2019 regular season by hosting the 49ers. And there’s word out of San Francisco that should get the attention of Bucs fans. [read more]

Flash poll posted at 8:27 p.m.

Bucco Bruce Arians called general manager Jason Licht into his office and this is what they came up with. [read more]

Like most 30-year-old running backs, certainly the ones unemployed at age 29, Andre Ellington wasn’t good enough. [read more]

Gone

Now you can officially put Noah Spence in the bust column on the resumé of general manager Jason Licht. [read more]

Swings deal.

UPDATED 4:58 p.m. – For the Bucs fans who constantly holler and have sprained an ankle from stomping on the floor over the offensive line, this is what you have been waiting for. [read more]