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BY IRA KAUFMAN

Yes, they’re still out there.

Two former first-round picks of the Buccaneers are waiting for a job offer, well after the start of free agency. [read more]

Bucs CB Bryce Hall.

UPDATED: Maybe the Bucs aren’t done shopping yet. [read more]

Injury revealed.

Bad news for Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell; good news for the Bucs. [read more]

Inspired by teammates.

Yesterday, Bucs reserve wide receiver Sterling Shepard said he never lost a passion for the game of football. Not even for a sad franchise like the Giants when he wasn’t getting many snaps. [read more]

“Remember me?”

The man behind one of the worst Bucs offenses that Joe has seen since Stewart McClown quarterbacked team, Byron Leftwich, has finally found a job in football. [read more]

Receiver Sterling Shepard.

Joe thought wide receiver Sterling Shepard was a nice signing last year. Yeah, he may have made a few too many dumb mistakes that didn’t sit well with Joe. But it’s nice to have a competent veteran off the bench. [read more]

PFF grades are a laughing matter at One Buc.

Joe’s no fan of the Pro Football Focus player grades, though they’re symbolic of one of the great pay-per-read hoaxes of the modern era. [read more]

New Bucs inside linebacker Anthony Walker, Jr.

Very interesting chatter between new Bucs linebacker Anthony Walker, Joe and Zoom-assembled Tampa Bay media this afternoon. [read more]

“Tell Haason we’re burning his Jets film.”

So who first told Haason Reddick the most important thing he likely wanted to hear from the Bucs outside of his salary? [read more]

Flash poll posted at 11:31 a.m.

Tribal musings.

Joe isn’t sure if this is a good thing or a sign of an apocalyptical collapse in 2025. Joe will take the good here. [read more]

So a very productive inside linebacker Joe wrote about as a possibility for the Bucs remains on the free agent market. [read more]

Approval from the cool kids.

A couple of folks who regularly do deep dives on the NFL seem to agree when it comes to the Bucs landing a big fish in the free agency pond last week. [read more]

He’s solid.

So the way Joe looks at it, two primary Bucs draft needs are inside linebacker and corner. [read more]

Draft strategy.

As Joe has written a few times, what a team does in free agency is often a road map to how it will draft in April. [read more]

This is exciting on two fronts. [read more]