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Remember the garbage, unsourced but detailed report on NFL Network that shook up the Buccaneers in early December?
Joe sure does. So Tuesday at the NFL Owners Meetings in Orlando, Joe asked Bucs co-chairman Joel Glazer for his take on a reporter from league-owned media spreading disruptive nonsense about his team. [read more]
Just about two years ago, Bucs icon Ronde Barber painted a picture of himself as a Buccaneers scout working with the personnel department on evaluating potential draft picks. [read more]
Ever since Tampa Bay traded for first-class NFL defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (man, it’s fun to type that), Dirk Koetter and Jason Licht have lauded JPP for playing more than 90 percent of the Giants’ defensive snaps last year. [read more]
I hung with Dirk Koetter for most of his talk with Tampa Bay media at the NFL coaches breakfast before sauntering off in search of additional Buc morsels. [read more]
In the past, Joe has referred to Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht as a gambler in the draft because of his habit of making draft-day trades. [read more]
Legions of Bucs fans are dreaming of general manager Jason Licht trading down from the No. 7 overall pick and gobbling up more draft picks. [read more]
Ever since Tampa Bay traded for first-class NFL defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (man, it’s fun to type that), Dirk Koetter and Jason Licht have lauded JPP for playing more than 90 percent of the Giants’ defensive snaps last year. 
Anything to move forward the official NFL investigation into Jameis Winston’s conduct is a good thing. 
