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Tight end Devin Culp.
Last year as a rookie, Bucs seventh-round pick tight end Devin Culp was mostly a healthy scratch on game days. Not a surprise.
How often do rookie seventh-round picks who are fourth on the depth chart get to active status, barring a bunch of injuries? [read more]
Bucs OLB YaYa Diaby.
Bucs outside linebacker YaYa Diaby almost sounded like he reads Joe’s emotional diatribes about the need for sacks over pressures. [read more]
Says NextGen Stats is wrong.
A couple of months ago, Joe ran across a stat that just seemed too difficult to believe. [read more]
Calijah Kancey has a legendary 2025 season on his mind. [read more]
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Florida State CB Azareye’h Thomas.
The fun thing about this draft for Joe is that it is fully unpredictable. [read more]
NFL Network draft guru Daniel Jeremiah.
Joe and venerable JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman already have advised fans not to expect the Bucs to draft inside linebacker Jihaad Campbell at No. 19 overall on Thursday.
Yes, a shoulder surgery is a serious concern. There’s also a reality that Campbell is unlikely to be there. [read more]
The ol’ ball coach is in a reflective mood these days when it comes to his Tampa Bay experience. [read more]
Lost in NFL Draft fever/exhaustion is today’s back-to-work day at One Buc Palace.
Teams with new head coaches, under NFL rules, reported for the 2025 season several days ago. Today, it’s the Bucs’ turn.
Players under contract are in the building for medical evaluations and meetings, and the kickoff of voluntary offseason conditioning.
Practices won’t start until May following rookie minicamp, and those are the sessions known as OTAs, voluntary offseason training activities.
The Bucs are making a few players available for media later today.
Poor pass defense solved?
Could we be seeing different wrinkles in Bucs coach Todd Bowles’ defense this year? He sure hinted at it. [read more]
“Hey Mike Biehl, what’s that linebacker’s name again from Montana State?”
Joe isn’t sure if there is a wagering outfit that allows bets on this four days prior to Night 2 of the draft. If so, it’s worth putting a few shekels down. [read more]
Trust in shoulder procedures?
The Bucs selection at No. 19 in Thursday night’s Round 1 of the draft could be summed up in one word: shoulder. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Joe finds this take somewhat amusing. [read more]
Keep in mind that Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht made small receiver Jaelon Darden a fourth-round draft pick in 2021 after making little guy Scotty Miller a sixth-round pick in 2019. [read more]
Texas DT Alfred Collins.
Joe remembers for a couple of years early in The Lost Decade, the Bucs had a monster by way of the Lone Star State with a deep James Earl Jones-like voice, big Frank Okam. [read more]
Over and over Joe keeps hearing online and on radio about how some fans and media think the Bucs have Rachaad White on the trade block and there’s a chance he’ll be dealt during the draft. [read more]
Pondering No. 19 pick.
It’s here! It’s draft week! [read more]
More artificial intelligence.
Not Gronk, Grok! [read more]
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