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Last week Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht shed more behind his decision to draft Emeka Egbuka at No. 19 and added intel on Chris Godwin’s rehab. [read more]

The men who changed the course of football history, not just the NFL but college football as well, are a group of nameless people likely still in South Florida who Joe assumes have toney waterfront homes on Key Biscayne. [read more]

Key to defensive resurgence?

Connor Orr of SI.com analyzed every NFL roster as we stand between the draft and underwear football season. [read more]

Joe highly recommends the video below from KLRT-TV in Little Rock, Arkansas. [read more]

Rookie Bucs cornerback Jacob Parrish, the third-round pick.

Once upon a time an important figure in Bucs history explained how he was toughened up because his uncles “beat the crap out of me every day.” [read more]

New nickel corner?

A lot of folks are zeroed in on Bucs second-round pick Benjamin Morrison, the corner from Notre Dame. If healthy, some think he would have gone in the first round. [read more]

Question mark?

Since underwear football will get underway this month, BSPN decided to project pre-underwear football starting lineups for the Bucs. [read more]

Bucs rookie edge rusher David Walker, the fourth-round pick.

Joe has a word of advice for the four-letter when it comes to their NFL draft broadcasts. [read more]

So why is electric Bucs rookie receiver/returner Tez Johnson such a big Cooper Kupp fan and raving about homemade videos Kupp sent his way? [read more]

So back in 2012, Joe remembers Bucs big shots talking about how their first-round draft pick filled a need tied to competing with division foes. [read more]

Miami CB Jalen Ramsey.

If the Bucs want to make a splash and are serious about making a Super Bowl run, shouldn’t the Bucs be seriously contemplating adding one of the better corners in the game? [read more]

Bucs rookie edge rusher David Walker, the fourth-round pick.

In the mind of Matt Miller of BSPN, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht knocked it out of the park last week. [read more]

There is a dissenter.

One of the great mysteries within every draft is how a football organization forecasts next year’s crop. For example, a lot of folks scratched their heads when the Bucs drafted a receiver, not a defender at No. 19. [read more]

A Tampa Bay Buccaneers photo.

So would the Bucs have handed their first-year, first-time offensive coordinator another prime weapon if they didn’t have extreme confidence he could maximize it? [read more]

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“I swear, Bryan, this kid could fix the marketing department in his spare time.”

So TheAthletic.com pay-per-view site talked to NFL team personnel executives for anonymous, unfiltered opinions on the Bucs’ draft — and the draft of every other NFC team. [read more]

Very few things seem to drive Bucs fans wilder than seeing ol’ Jamel Dean standing 15 yards away from a receiver before a snap and then watch the guy run Scot-free down the field and catch a layup pass for a first down. [read more]

Gets love from an up-and-coming analyst.

Joe didn’t come across this guy until maybe a few weeks before the draft. That would be NFL analyst and football content creator Theo Ash. [read more]

“Sorry Bryan, I’m not drafting that dirtbag. You don’t want another Kellen Winslow in your building, do you?”

So earlier this week, Pat McAfee made a big deal about how Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager has not struck out on a player drafted in the first six rounds since the start of the 2019 draft. [read more]