Colorado State beast Mohamed Kamara.

One of Joe’s four tenets of successful football is production. [read more]

“Jason, this is getting creepy.”

So many people are at the end of their ropes when it comes to the Buccaneers’ overachieving center. [read more]

“Ira, we’ll talk again in June. Stop texting me.”

Interesting timing by the Buccaneers today. [read more]

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Football is a simple game.

Call Vita Vea the Stan Musial of defensive tackles. [read more]

Unlike some cornerback prospects in this year’s NFL Draft, Bucs third-year corner Zyon McCollum made a lot of plays during his college years. [read more]

Many Bucs returned to work today for the Day 1 of voluntary offseason activities.

Veteran running back Rachaad White made the trip, and he stepped to the One Buc Palace podium to explain when his position coach barks at him. [read more]

Advice from broadcast partner.

A man who has his nose fully up Kirk Cousins’ rear end already says he’s down on the Bucs because they did not make a “major” roster addition to their unimpressive team.  [read more]

This photo is not meant to scare fans and cause traumatic reactions. It’s only to illustrate that April camp is only about conditioning, no helmets or anything resembling real football.

The first preseason game of 2024 is just four months away, but feel free to enjoy a taste of opening day this morning.

Today, the Bucs open their 2024 offseason workout program along with 24 other teams. The rest of the NFL started as much as two weeks ago, a benefit under league rules for having a new head coach.

In “Phase 1” of a team’s program, only meetings, conditioning work and rehab work are allowed after players go through their mandatory physicals.

LSU receiver Brian Thomas.

It’s going to be very interesting what the Bucs do at receiver in the draft next week, if they do anything. [read more]

Official visits detailed.

As part of the Bucs’ 30 official prospect visits in the lead up to next week’s draft, one visitor to One Buc Palace was physical Michigan cornerback Mike Sainristil. [read more]

Penn State edge rusher Adisa Isaac.

Many mockers have Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson headed to the Bucs. Joe’s not against this pick but dang, it would be nice to draft someone in the first round that actually produced in his final college season. [read more]

Scotty Miller shares his love.

When Joe saw the social media image (below) of what appeared to be Baker Mayfield working out with former Bucs receiver Scotty Miller last week, it prompted Joe to listen to a podcast Miller was on that Joe had stashed on a to-do list. [read more]

Buccaneers co-owner Joel Glazer having a pregame chat with GM Jason Licht.

It intrigues Joe that a wise man who spent the better part of nearly two decades around Team Glazer was talking about NFL owners having significant input into the NFL Draft. [read more]

Desired by Bucs fans.

So, what do Bucs fans want? [read more]

Prepare for stardom.

Boy, oh boy. People really have their noses up the backside of Kirk Cousins. [read more]

Western Michigan DE Marshawn Kneeland.

Joe has to be fair here. [read more]

Hall of Fame praise from Vita Vea came a couple of times in 2024. [read more]

“Mr. Glazer, I’ll tell Peter King we’re thinking of extending Robert Hainsey and see where that shows up. Even though he’s retired, he’s such a gossip girl.”

Many times, Joe and Ira Kaufman have told this story on the Ira Kaufman Podcast.

It was March of 2017. Joe, Kaufman and former Bucs head coach Dirk Koetter were having a cocktail (no, not sharing with three straws, separate drinks.) [read more]

The power of Zoom.

There is a successful Tampa real estate attorney that Joe follows on TikTok. Recently, she bemoaned always doing Zoom meetings. She wondered aloud if society can just return to phone calls and emails. [read more]

Suspect.

This is just dumb. [read more]