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Dirk Koetter shared a Falcons story today about new cornerback Brent Grimes.
Make no mistake, the Bucs added a big-time player in cornerback Brent Grimes, a guy that came with the Tampa Bay coaching staff having serious inside knowledge of his ability and practice habits. [read more]
Helped recruit J.R. Sweezy.
Chalk it up to Jameis the recruiter. He struck again.
Joe has already brought word how America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, charmed Miko Grimes and her husband, new Bucs cornerback Brent Grimes, at the Pro Bowl and helped make a big impression on the couple. [read more]
This week, Joe will look at free-agency happenings in the NFC South. [read more]
Lauded for signings.
With perfect March beach weather and loads of sports on TV, from college basketball to hockey to spring training baseball to NASCAR, and his own pool to plunge into, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht is still working in his office at One Buc Palace. [read more]
Jameis worked his charisma.
For a while there, with so many free agents visiting One Buc Palace last week yet leaving empty handed and signing elsewhere, Joe began to wonder where that killer recruiter was. [read more]
Was Logan Mankins the modern day NFL version of Douglas MacArthur? Well, his career ended the same way, sort of. [read more]
More Mike Glennon trade chatter surfaces.
It seems Bucs AC/DC-loving Jason Licht is on a fishing trip. And he’s floating bait to see if he can lure that last big ol’ fish. [read more]
The Bucs desperately need depth at receiver, and many amateur Tampa Bay general managers have called for the signing of Falcons icon Roddy White, a free agent for more than a week now.
Of course, Joe sought the opinion of a woman well versed in White’s ways. [read more]
Bucs free agent safety agreed to terms with the team today. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)
A good number of Bucs fans hoped the Bucs would go after free agent, former Chargers Pro Bowl safety Eric Weddle, despite the fact that was a pipe dream. [read more]
Alterraun Verner is inspired by change
Love is in the air, and this has absolutely nothing to do with Miko Grimes. [read more]
The new Bucs’ front man
Yet again, the Buccaneers sent new defensive line coach Jay Hayes to a “pro day.”
It’s a trend standing out on the NFL landscape. [read more]
Returned to social media.
Yes, Miko is back! And we are all better for it.
After deactivating her famous Twitter account last week, Miko Grimes, the colorful, flamboyant wife of new Bucs corner Brent Grimes, returned yesterday and communicated with Bucs fans. [read more]
In demand
Joe’s confident the Bucs can keep losing without safety Chris Conte, but Joe would be happy to have Conte return.
Dirk Koetter likes him, and the 27-year-old did enough last year to earn a long look. [read more]
Discusses firing using an untruth as a talking point.
Former Bucs coach Lovie Smith is finally out in the open.
With his new gig at the University of Illinois, he can no longer duck the media. He has to sell his program. [read more]
More spending is imminent
Tampa Bay entered free agency with roughly $60 million in salary cap room for the 2016 season. [read more]
Versatile
Joe has a new hero. [read more]
Miko Grimes and her Bucs cornerback husband Brent.
Yesterday was the greatest day in Bucs history since the team drafted America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
CBS Sports claims knowledge
From the very moment Peyton Manning retired and Brock Osweiler signed with the Texans, Bucs fans have been out of their minds that backup quarterback Mike Glennon will be traded for a draft pick. [read more]
Cashed in
And here comes an eight-figure contract for the former Giants defensive end.
The Bucs did what they had to do today, inking Robert Ayers to a fat payday. [read more]
Your newest hardcore Bucs fan, Mrs. Brent Grimes.
Joe is all fired up to have a devoted, passionate Buccaneers fan in town.
Yes, players’ wives get fired up. Joe has heard from several through the years, but the newest one is special. [read more]
Fearless
Free agency is about getting better.
The NFL is about winning games and entertaining fans.
Bucs general manager Jason Licht seems to understand the fundamentals. [read more]
