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Film breakdown.
Look, the only thing Joe remembers about blocking assignments after playing (some) offensive line in high school was “In, on, linebacker.” Remember that, Joe’s coach said, “That’s over half the battle.” [read more]
Too many snaps, too little production. [read more]
Joe could listen to some guys talk football 24/7. Rams head coach Sean McVay is one of them. [read more]
Back for 2024.
By golly, he’s still with us. [read more]
“Remember me? I’m still looking for work.”
The notorious Dov Kleiman, or one of his business partners, had an interesting stat the other day. [read more]
Watching quarterback salaries?
The way the NFL is shaking out, it sure seems like a path is being cleared for Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield to make rock star money in the near future. [read more]
Overlooked?
It saddens Joe that it seems, at times, folks appear to be piling on former Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canales. [read more]
Props from CBS.
Recently, sometimes humorist Adam Rank of NFL.com argued that the one player the Bucs can least afford to lose is All-Pro Safety Antoine Winfield. Given how many games he has changed by himself, that’s hard to argue against. [read more]
“Blaine, I bet I can pull this off another six months.”
Last week, Joe wrote about the likelihood of Tom Brady having something (a lot?) to do with the Bucs getting disrespected nationally.
And now comes Brady’s interview today. [read more]
Joe hopes Team Glazer hears about this. [read more]
Has Zyon McCollum found greatness?
So a Buccaneer recently was asked to name his early pick for a breakout defensive player in 2024. And he wouldn’t pick one. [read more]
Bucs offensive line coach Kevin Carberry.
Another nugget telling Joe there’s been a significant change at One Buc Palace. [read more]
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Baker Mayfield
Over at BSPN, Seth Walder, a guy who never met a number he didn’t like, decided to go over every meaningful NFL transaction to determine which teams had the best and worst offseason. [read more]
Bullish on Baker Mayfield, Bucs.
Maybe it is Sooners brotherhood that has former Bucs great Gerald McCoy so enthusiastic about a certain Heisman Trophy winner currently leading the Bucs? Either way, GMC is picking the Bucs to four-peat as NFC South champs. [read more]
Run game recent history.
Joe knows a bunch of fans are hoping, praying the Bucs run the ball better. [read more]
Improved secondary.
The many folks in the national #NFLMedia who claim the Bucs didn’t do anything this offseason in free agency to add to the team (the very same folks who will then rave about Kirk Cousins like he’s Joe Burrow) are basically broadcasting they don’t do any research on the Bucs. [read more]
“Remember, Jason, anyone the Jets cut is worth another look.”
So Buccaneers backup tight end Ko Kieft missed the entire spring training at One Buc Palace with an injury the team didn’t disclose.
That’s a lot of lost time for a guy known as a hungry, lunchpail player.
Bucs TE Ko Kieft signs a football for a young fan in training camp.
Well, now we know when players will show up at One Buc Palace next month for training camp.
The NFL released report dates for each team’s training camp. For the Bucs, the rookies will report Monday, July 22. The next day, July 23, Bucs veterans will join them.
And away we go for the 2024 NFL season.
Rookie chatter.
He’s just 22 years old, but Joe was interested to hear Buccaneers rookie Graham Barton answer when asked how he would advise anyone trying to make it to the top in a career, any career. [read more]
Bucs fans at training camp.
This is a heads-up for those who didn’t listen to Friday afternoon’s Ira Kaufman Podcast. [read more]
Not him for this discussion.
This is a pretty cool question. And Joe doesn’t believe this columnist’s stab is wrong. [read more]
