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Rex Ryan loves the Rob Gronkowski move for the Bucs and has very firm opinions on what Gronk can bring to the table.
So how will unretired and beastly new Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski really impact the team on the field? [read more]
Joe is working to block out any thoughts of why new Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski retired after the 2018 season. [read more]
New day in Tampa Bay.
There’s a cliché that states, “strike while the iron is hot.” And for some NFL general managers not employed by the Bucs, the time to strike is the next 72 hours or so. [read more]
Almost.
Juicy information this morning from Jenna Laine of ESPN about a trade that didn’t get done, lost in the wake of a trade that did get done. [read more]
Lifelong Bucs fan and Joe’s good friend, Bill Currie Ford general manager Sean Sullivan, happens to be one of the top students of the NFL Draft on the planet. For decades he’s been studying the draft year-round in his free time. Sullivan penned a 2019 column here on his must-have draft pick for the Bucs, and he did a fresh one for 2020, plus he offered a clear all-in fix at tackle.
Please enjoy his Round 1 mock-draft-to-the-Bucs below:
Forget about past failures. This is not the time to feel sorry for ourselves anymore.
Clemson manbeast will flatten opponents.
The Bucs didn’t just add a future Hall of Fame tight end yesterday when AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht acquired Rob Gronkowski in a trade. [read more]
Joe likes how some on Twitter are trying to turn yesterday’s trade for wrestling champion and future Hall of Fame tight end Rob Gronkowski into proof that Tom Brady is giving Bucs suits marching orders. [read more]
Patriots fan reacts.
Joe believes Bucs fans will enjoy this story. [read more]
Bucs are getting old.
The young Bucs are getting old. [read more]
It seems not everyone is doing shots at speakeasies throughout the Bay area over Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht getting over on Bill Belicheat. [read more]
Joe noticed some people on Twitter are apprehensive about trading a fourth-round pick for future Hall of Fame tight end Rob Gronkowski. [read more]
Gronk’s agent talks Bucs trade.
New Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski came out of retirement for one simple reason. [read more]
Jay Glazer of FOX Sports has texted the latest future Hall of Famer on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ roster, Rob Gronkowski, and has shared some of the back and forth via Twitter.
In his first comments since getting traded to the #Bucs @RobGronkowski just texted me the following “I’m back. I always said when I have that feeling and it feels right, I will be ready to take the field again. And I have that feeling. I’m ready.”
Joe is ready, too!
“Jason, good luck.”
When new Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski retired after the 2018 campaign, he was worn down physically and mentally from the toll of nine seasons, various injuries and 16 playoff games. [read more]
“Jason, what’s the plan now?”
Joe’s going to assume that Rob Gronkowski passed his Bucs physical with flying colors and is ready to be the Hall of Fame player he was — and the guy set to collect $10 million from Team Glazer this season. [read more]
As the Buccaneers go all-in on offense with a trade today for Rob Gronkowski, they’ll also be pushing the limits of their salary cap and undoubtedly be putting Chris Godwin’s conract extension on hold. [read more]
