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So the Bucs craved Baker Mayfield’s input into who to hire as offensive coordinator seven months ago, but now they won’t want his input into what receivers make the roster?
Joe’s not buying it. [read more]
Bubble popping?
The way Joe looks at it, Chase Edmonds’ chances of sticking with the Bucs are floating away faster than you can drain a hot tub. [read more]
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Feisty episode with plenty on the Bucs buffet after Wednesday’s training-camp closing practice. “Sal Pal” of ESPN joins and shares a great piece of Ira/Bucs history. Enjoy!
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Highs and lows for rookie edge rusher Chris Braswell.
So Bucs pass rushers — inside and outside — lined up 1-on-1 against Dolphins offensive linemen yesterday on the practice fields on One Buc Palace. [read more]
Draft strategy.
Was this a suit version of “real recognizes real?” Joe isn’t sure but a current NFL general manager with a ring on his finger seemed to impress a two-time NFL general manager who is still searching for that same ring. [read more]
Projections.
These are some weird stats. But hey, if Joe was a math major, Joe would be doing your taxes and not covering the Bucs. [read more]
Stay healthy please.
With the third worthless preseason game tomorrow night, Bucs stud defensive tackle Calijah Kancey may see his first game-type action. [read more]
Not happy with o-line.
For weeks, maybe months, Bucs fans were singing hosannas and raising glasses to what they were convinced is an upgrade to the hated Bucs offensive line. [read more]
So it seems the Bucs and their beloved fans may see more running this season from Baker Mayfield. [read more]
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Todd debates the fantasy value of Saquon Barkley, now that he’s on a team that will score more and he will touch the ball less. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters!
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It’s all things Bucs, as usual, on The Free Stretch podcast with Bobby Fenton. Follow Bobby on X, @bobbygameday. Enjoy! Bobby’s podcast is an extension of his national and local radio shows. It’s been here at JoeBucsFan.com for about eight years.
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Todd Bowles
Could there be any more seemingly opposite head coaches than Buccaneers’ chieftain Todd Bowles and Miami Dolphins leader Mike McDaniel? [read more]
Rookie Running back D.J. Williams takes a pitch from Kyle Trask as offensive coordinator Liam Coen looks on. This from Wednesday’s final practice of 2024 training camp.
It is over. [read more]
The Buccaneers’ No. 1 running back (for now) has thrown down the hammer. [read more]
Second-year Bucs running back Sean Tucker.
A guy with deep knowledge of the NFL’s new kick return format, as well as the Buccaneers, was talking this week. [read more]
Perhaps the best news out of today’s joint practice with the Dolphins at One Buc Palace was the return of defensive tackle manbeast Calijah Kancey.
And it was special. [read more]
No great fanfare or sitdown with the head coach when the Buccaneers ‘starting center was named this week. [read more]
Decisions.
Two weeks ago, if you had asked Joe, the Nos. 5 and 6 receivers (provided the Bucs keep six receivers) would have been Sterling Shepard and Rakim Jarrett. [read more]
