Latest On Dontari Poe
February 28th, 2017
Update from the Heartland.
Eric Berry or his agent needs to quit crying wolf. [read more]
Update from the Heartland.
Eric Berry or his agent needs to quit crying wolf. [read more]
Voluntary doesn’t really mean voluntary in the NFL. [read more]
News breaks from Arizona.
Joe’s defensive dream for the Bucs in free agency is still alive. [read more]
Derrick Brooks talks Mike Smith
What could be more fun on a Sunday than talking football with Bucs legend Derrick Brooks and ex-Bucs guard Ian Beckles, an icon in his own right when it comes to dining well and commanding a radio audience? [read more]
BY IRA KAUFMAN
In a couple of days, Dirk Koetter and Jason Licht will stand at a podium in Indianapolis and address the so-called enemies of the people.
That’s right, we’re talking about the big, bad media. [read more]
Market changes
UPDATE 11:20 a.m.: Joe either misread the scrolling NFL Network report, or it was wrong and corrected. Regardless, this post has been corrected to reflect.
It’s getting wild in a hurry in the free agent market for wide receivers. [read more]
Giant payday awaits?
One of the biggest decisions on general manager Jason Licht’s giant plate is what to do with part-time defensive end Will Gholston, who could become a free agent in 10 short days.
He could have been re-signed already. [read more]
Winner
March madness — NFL-style — opens with a bang on Wednesday. [read more]
How much gas is left?
No, Joe was not sent into a dizzy sense of euphoria upon learning stud center Nick Mangold was released Saturday by the Jets. [read more]
Who says Jameis Winston is inaccurate? [read more]
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Intrigue in Cleveland.
Is a young, up-and-coming stud receiver about to hit the open market? [read more]
Iconic No. 55 speaks
Buccaneers icon Derrick Brooks spoke up today about last week’s media skewering of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Northern challenge for Jason Licht
Bucs fans are dancing at the thought of adding quality receivers in free agency, but one giant hurdle will be battling against other teams for the opportunity. [read more]
Trading up for defense?
In two days, Joe will jet off to unseasonably warm Indianapolis for the combine, not to be confused with the TV show that broadcasts a glorified indoor track meet. [read more]
“Jason, I thought solicitors were banned here? Who is this guy?”
Yes, Bucs fans got worked up yesterday when news broke that stud Jets center Nick Mangold was a salary cap causality. [read more]
Will the Bucs trade in Joe Hawley’s beard for historic stud Nick Mangold’s?
The weakest link on the Bucs’ offensive line last season was at center, and now one of the best centers to play the game finds himself unemployed this afternoon. [read more]
Developing a Pro Bowler.
No, Joe isn’t all down on the PFF tribe. Sometimes — especially when they steer clear of their knee-slapping offensive line grades and phantom breakdowns of pass routes, they do good work.
This is an example. [read more]
Yes, America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was skewered by Tampa Bay Times columnist Tom Jones this week, step 1 for a pathetic nationwide assault on Jameis’ character for unintentionally delivering a sexist message to elementary school students while volunteering to help them. [read more]
Joe’s happy to have Gil Arcia as a new Saturday columnist for JoeBucsFan.com. Today is his third column already. Joe has known Gil for years, and Gil has plenty of strong opinions worthy of reading. Bottom line: he’s interesting — Joe loves interesting — and Gil has a few key sources, too. Gill will write whatever’s on his mind. Like JoeBucsFan.com columnist and Hall of Fame voter Ira Kaufman, Gil’s takes are his own and he operates without a leash.
[read more]