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Luke Stocker wants to hit people. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Dirk Koetter drafted a fullback in the sixth-round, but that doesn’t mean he’s the most likely guy to line up in the backfield alongside Doug Martin this season. [read more]
Gone camping.
Yes, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, was at his football camp yesterday at Sunlake High School in Pasco County. Dude looked like he was having a blast. [read more]
Really excited for 2016.
You could hear the enthusiasm in his voice yesterday. [read more]
Losing out to Brandon Myers?
Of course, it is late June. But it is now officially summer. Training camp is less than six weeks away. [read more]
Spreadsheeters seem to like.
The summertime brings about two things: scantily-clad lasses at beach bars and lists. [read more]
Mike Smith is pouring it on
Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith has a veteran-laden defense and has no interest in easing anyone into his system. [read more]
The Bucs’ elder statesman weighs in
Two months ago, Joe asked the Bucs’ new elder statesman, 34-year-old linebacker Daryl Smith, about America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. [read more]
Serious spring.
Yes, Joe has written about how Bucs rookie cornerback Vernon Hargreaves can ball. The way he flew through the air to grab a Mike Glennon pick last week, Joe thought the man was Flash. [read more]
Learns from a rookie.
One would think a guy who has logged seven years in the NFL would have seen it all. [read more]
Spreadsheeter not impressed.
The PFF tribe is back to banging on their drums. [read more]
High praise from a stat guy.
Interesting bit of insight from a numberscruncher. [read more]
Arrelious Benn, a 2010 second-round pick of Tampa Bay, is embarking on one of the most intriguing comeback stories in NFL history.
Few NFL players would have a team to call their own if they spent three consecutive seasons — full seasons — on injured reserve.
Arrelious Benn is one of those rare breeds.
Twetty Austin Seferian-Jenkins may have been a second-round draft pick, but he’s become a first-round sideshow. [read more]
Can Louis Murphy bounce back?
When healthy, when a certain someone has his head tuned into the game, the Bucs have one helluva one-two punch in Vincent Jackson and Mike Evans. [read more]
Size doesn’t matter.
Joe can’t believe someone other than Rachel Watson might care about an inch. But the way some Bucs fans think, an inch means the difference between victory and defeat. [read more]
Memo to the all the “trolls” attacking Tweety Austin Seferian-Jenkins: The Bucs’ tight end has changed his approach.
Blake Bortles surely fears one Bucs defensive end
Joe’s got a trivia question:
Who had the quietest/most unheralded five-sack season in Buccaneers history? [read more]
The Buccaneers had game officials at minicamp this week doing their best to referee the action, even though it was glorified touch football without pads. [read more]
Weed warrior Eugene Monroe
Yes, Bucs fans always look under rocks for the next shiny object that could be placed on the Bucs roster. [read more]
