Sizzling numbers.

How solid was the showing of the offense against the bungling Browns Friday night? Well, it may have been a game for the ages. [read more]

File this away, NFL Draft freaks.

Something was largely lost in the monstrous and perfect night by Mike Evans on Friday. [read more]

Gone

Training camp started off crappy for veteran safety Major Wright, and now he’s gone. [read more]

Reportedly cut.

So the Bucs have to get down to 75 players on the roster, per league mandate, by 4 p.m. tomorrow. Some cuts are filtering out on social media. [read more]

Catches the eye — and mouth — of Dirk Koetter

Will the Bucs carry six cornerbacks? [read more]

For some reason, the spreadsheeter crowd and former Bucs rockstar general manager Mark Dominik have little faith in Bucs left tackle Donovan Smith.

Joe just doesn’t get it. [read more]

Defensive tackle on the bubble.

In the coming days, a lot of guys worthy of NFL work will be looking for work.

A combination of deep rosters at their respective positions and/or bloated salaries will get them cut. [read more]

Cowboys calling?

It was as predictable as the sun setting in the west. [read more]

New era

In today’s state of the Buccaneers address at One Buc Palace, Dirk Koetter said for the “first time since I’ve been here,” he saw the Bucs play a “clean game.” [read more]

Phil Simms weighs in

After 14 seasons as an NFL quarterback, and decades as a broadcaster, Phil Simms thought he had seen it all in the NFL. [read more]

Head over to Cask Social in South Tampa tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a great meal and great company.

Former Bucs guard Ian Beckles is hosting his 102.5 FM, The Bone, radio show from Cask Social, Vincent Jackson’s restaurant. V-Jax, Joe and Martin Gramatica will be special guests.

Fun times ahead.

Decent chance Johnthan Banks and Alterraun Verner won’t be teammates next week.

On Thursday, Joe outraged many Bucs fans writing that Alterraun Verner’s career as a Buccaneer was fading fast and things might be setting up for Verner to get released — or be squeezed into a restructured contract. [read more]

Had pep talk with his kicker.

Naturally, being the leader of the Bucs, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, couldn’t just stand by while his friend and teammate Roberto Aguayo mentally melted down over his recent kicking woes. [read more]

Humming offense.

Yes, there was a lot to like about the offense of the Bucs last night. [read more]

Winning on third down.

What a difference a year makes. [read more]

No matter when it is or how it comes, an eight-sack game is extraordinarily impressive.

And go figure, the Bucs’ most productive edge rusher over the past two seasons led the way Friday night against the bumbling Browns. [read more]

The keen eyes of eye-RAH! Kaufman, Tampa Bay’s only voter for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, were wrapped around Friday night’s Bucs-Browns game. Here Ira shares his top-10 takeaways. [read more]

Offensive line coach George Warhop

The Bucs were down to their third-string left guard tonight to protect the health of their franchise quarterback, America’s Quarterback.

No problem. [read more]

Kevin Pamphile was not just a late scratch from tonight’s game, but was given an excused absence by the team for personal reasons. [read more]

Adam Humphries (11) outraces Marlon Moore of the Browns on his punt return for a touchdown Friday. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)

A lot of Bucs fans scoffed last year and this past offseason whenever Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht talked up wide receiver Adam Humphries. [read more]