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Former prominent sports voice defends.
Joe’s timeline on Twitter yesterday afternoon and last night reveals Bucs fans remain crazed by Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht trading back into the second round to draft a kicker, Roberto Aguayo. [read more]
Thanks to “The Gipper,” the Bucs have a place kicker.
There are many, many, many things for which we as red-blooded Americans can thank the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan. As Bucs fans, there is one specific reason.
That would be for Bucs place kicker Roberto Aguayo. [read more]
Sounds off on his desired role
The Bucs’ 2016 first-round draft pick, cornerback Vernon Hargreaves, is a man with very strong opinions. [read more]
DE Noah Spence discusses his selection by the Bucs.
Already Joe can tell that new Bucs defensive end Noah Spence is not a quote machine. If he is this tight with his words as a rookie, then it’s doubtful he will get more chatty as the years move on. [read more]
Yes, the Bucs have released their list of longshots they just signed as undrafted free agents. This will certainly make your Monday afternoon. [read more]
Bucs fourth-round pick Ryan Smith
Yes, some fans are crying because the Bucs drafted a small-school cornerback in the fourth round and want to make him a safety. [read more]
Gerald McCoy has been very quiet lately (full story) while delivering a “stay tuned” message to fans.
Today, he elaborated on what “stay tuned” might really mean. [read more]
Gone
At least the Bucs didn’t torture kicker Connor Barth by bringing him back to (cough) compete for a job this year. [read more]
Clinton McDonald explains
In many ways, the hopes of the Buccaneers lie in the skilled, veteran hands of Jay Hayes, the Bengals’ defensive line coach of the past 13 years who now patrols the Bucs’ sidelines. [read more]
Lost in the shuffle of the NFL Draft frenzy was Dirk Koetter calling a pecking order in the return game. [read more]
Who the Bucs didn’t draft may determine pass/fail on the Roberto Aguayo pick.
Whether the pick of kicker Roberto Aguayo in the second round works out may not so much be determined by Aguayo himself, but by a defensive end the Bucs did not draft. [read more]
Ballsy move.
Judging the traffic and comments late on a Sunday on this here corner of the Interwebs, the decision of Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht to burn two draft picks on kicker Roberto Aguayo has Bucs fans worked up in a way not seen since leaky, sleepy Josh Freeman went mental. [read more]
Chimes in on Roberto Aguayo.
Boy, oh boy. The move by Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht to draft kicker Roberto Aguayo in the second round sure has people fired up. [read more]
Getting pounded by fans and NFL colleagues alike.
Time will only tell whether the Bucs continued their recent success at the draft, or if the team fell flat on its face from this weekend’s picks.
But already, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht is getting pounded from all quarters. [read more]
Kicker Roberto Aguayo
Nothing quite like grading a draft within hours of its completion.
It’s almost like projecting the performance of a woman before a night of romance begins. [read more]
New Bucs linebacker Devante Bond.
Yes, Joe read where some fans, seeing Myles Jack and Jaylon Smith all, wanted the Bucs to take a flyer. [read more]
Dirk Koetter talks about his new O-lineman
So what exactly did the Bucs draft in UCLA tackle Caleb Benenoch?
Jason Licht deferred the question to Dirk Koetter. [read more]
Leaning Roddy?
No wide receivers were drafted yesterday by Tampa Bay.
This is a passing league, after all, and the Bucs’ depth at the position is very shaky. [read more]
Mike Smith has his orders. Dirk Koetter explains.
Joe had a question for Dirk Koetter yesterday as the exhausting three-day draft closed. [read more]
