Jason Licht Describes Jameis
May 7th, 2016
There are many adjectives to describe America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston: cocky, pretty and intense spring to Joe’s mind.

There are many adjectives to describe America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston: cocky, pretty and intense spring to Joe’s mind.

Bucs kicker Roberto Aguayo should thank his college coach while counting his Team Glazer loot.
Yes, we can all give thanks to Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher for developing America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, and handing him to the Bucs on a silver platter. [read more]

Future tight end?
For conspiracy theorists, the Bucs do not have any fullbacks listed on the rookie minicamp roster. They are listed as tight ends. [read more]

Dirk Koetter recalls rookie camp gems
Presiding over his first rookie minicamp as head coach this weekend, Dirk Koetter knows what he’s seeking in the mess of tryout guys, undrafted free agents and draft picks. [read more]

Yes, last year’s secondary was beyond wretched.
Don’t think so? How does a 70 percent completion percentage by opposing quarterbacks grab you? [read more]

Joe’s never seen such a media scrum for a kicker, especially one without an NFL kick.
Pretty stunning scene today at One Buc Palace. [read more]

Dirk Koetter was clear on where he’s seeking perfection
Usually with a whistle in his mouth, Dirk Koetter patrolled the practice fields at rookie minicamp today primarily on the offensive side of the ball. [read more]

Rookie Bucs DE Noah Spence shares a key memory
Your Buccaneers’ rookies were on the practice field today.
Hooray! And some of them were talking. [read more]

Will one of Lovie’s best qualities carry over to Dirk Koetter?
Say what you want about Coach My Scheme, aka Lovie Smith, the guy absolutely was unafraid to start rookies. [read more]

Jason Licht talks scouting
Jason Licht does not draft players in a vacuum. His scouting staff is critical and has his greatest trust.
Heck, before the draft, Licht said every last guy on his staff gets access to the team draft board. Licht trusts all of them with that vital intelligence. [read more]

Former Mike Smith colleague discusses.
As Joe stated earlier, the Bucs see their 2016 rookie class in practice gear today for the first time — yes, underwear football — on the fields of One Buc Palace. [read more]
Update 10:39 a.m. OK. Joe was duped. [read more]

Well Bucs fans, he is here.
Kicker Roberto Aguayo and the rest of the Bucs rookies are in town today and will arrive to One Buc Palace to begin their first practices as NFL players. [read more]

Jason Licht speaks.
Man, just a few weeks ago, all sorts of trade chatter claimed the Bucs actually could get something for backup quarterback Mike Glennon. [read more]

Approved.
For a guy terrible in his days in Tampa Bay and who is paid over $6 million a year, one would think cornerback Alterraun Verner would be anything but excited about a new cornerback coming to the Bucs. [read more]

Second-round pick Noah Spence
Drafting a player is extremely serious business for Jason Licht, especially in the early rounds. [read more]

Adam Humphries was a tryout nobody last May
Like every NFL team, the Bucs have their 2016 draft picks plus a couple dozen NFL dreamers trotting out to rookie minicamp this weekend.
Joe can’t wait for all the riveting fun! [read more]

Talks differences in defenses.
So many Bucs fans ask Joe what new defensive coordinator Mike Smith’s defense is going to be like. Joe would like to know, too. [read more]

The GM targets Jameis
Bucs overlord of football operations Jason Licht called out three expectations for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers today. [read more]