The Buccaneers stunned the NFL and Bucs fans last year, drafting tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins in the second round.

“The Dunkaneers” were born. But they died prematurely when Josh McCown played quarterback like a six-year-old girl playing Wiffle Ball. [read more]

Would the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dare draft a stud left tackle prospect who is coming off a blown ACL less than five months ago? [read more]

“Football doesn’t really begin until November.” — Lovie Smith, October 30, 2014 [read more]

Yes, the other day running back Bobby Rainey signed the offer sheet Tampa Bay put in front of him weeks ago.

But how will the Bucs use him?

Rainey is diverse. He can catch, run, and some believe he can be a strong returner. [read more]

Adrian Peterson and the Bucs is just empty chatter. So far.

A few days ago, Bucs fans went gaga when Adrian Peterson’s agent, Ben Dogra, post a photo of himself on Facebook wearing a Bucs cap with a Peterson jersey behind him, with a caption hinting of action brewing. [read more]

Tampa Bay made a bunch of offseason moves. Many more to come with next week’s draft.

The Bucs didn’t pull off any major news. No big fish were landed in free agency. After the Bucs burned through tens of millions of Team Glazer cash with bums signed last spring, it was probably a smart move. [read more]

Earlier this week, Gerald McCoy told Joe and other local scribes about doubling down on his intense offseason workouts.

But he expanded on that to his hometown newspaper, The Oklahoman. [read more]

Sure, Joe read the nonsense peddled by an unnamed NFL personnel executive to renowned Packers writer Bob McGinn, the stuff that claimed Jameis Winston is the next JaMarcus Russell, one of the greatest quarterback busts of all time.

A former general manager, a Marcus Mariota backer no less, is now on record ripping McGinn’s report. [read more]

Is Logan Mankins a key to righting Jameis Winston?

So what will happen if Jameis Winston walks into One Buc Palace and acts like he did at Florida State University?

Soon to be Hall of Fame general manager Bill Polian has an answer. It won’t go over well. [read more]

Illogical fear is running wild

Joe’s head is about to explode from things being written in recent days. It boils down to there is way too much time between the NFL Scouting Combine and the draft. [read more]

Joe never understood the vile hatred too many had for former Bucs rock star general manager Mark Dominik. Yes, it took him a while to learn the NFL ropes, but once he did he was just fine.

Sadly, he was Pearl Harbored when leaky, sleepy quarterback Josh Freeman went mental. [read more]

Men tonight will get free shots from bartenders.

Subway sandwich makers will give hotties extra roast beef and free chips just because. [read more]

Joe might have to scream at former Bucs rockstar general manager Mark Dominik for this one.

Yes, Dominik has been in Marcus Mariota’s corner for months. No problem there. But now Dominik is taking shots at Jameis Winston. [read more]

Every time Mike Mayock says something outrageous about Jameis Winston, every time someone mentions Winston’s name in the same sentence as “Publix,” nervous Bucs fans who have been pining for a franchise quarterback freak out thinking the end is near. [read more]

So how down on the Bucs offensive line is former Tampa Bay tight end Anthony Becht? He’s talking about a fifth-round pick stepping in and possibly starting at center or guard. [read more]

What’s fair and just is not the NFL’s top concern. [read more]

The Bucs have spoken with Penn State OT Donovan Smith “many times.”

Back at the NFL Scouting Combine, Joe talked to Penn State left tackle Donovan Smith and shared that Tampa Bay already talked to Smith several times.

Since then, Smith, a true manbeast at 6-6, 338 pounds, climbed draft boards and is looking like a second-round pick. [read more]