Bucs coach Todd Bowles tried to mix things up for his team today as the grind of training camp continues. [read more]

Joe absolutely is not complaining, but it’s worth noting that Todd Bowles has been cutting Bucs practice time in training camp. [read more]

Joe talked to some of the most powerful people at One Buc Palace about an on-field shenanigan at practice today, including Baker Mayfield and Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht. [read more]

A twist in practice.

Underwear football reared its ugly head again today (have fun with that sentence). So that means no hitting.

And since the Bucs are in the dog days of training camp, where every day morphs into Groundhog Day, Todd Bowles decided to have a little fun while getting in hopefully unnecessary work. [read more]

Return determined.

Yesterday, Bucs coach Todd Bowles told NFL Network that Baker Mayfield may miss a day after he sat out Friday’s practice. With the local pen and mic club yesterday, Bowles pooh-poohed Mayfield’s injury as basically nothing. [read more]

Rookie cornerback Benjamin Morrison (left) has Todd Bowles’ attention.

There are many reasons Tampa Bay drafted rookie cornerback Benjamin Morrison, and head coach Todd Bowels identified one on national television that isn’t talked about often. [read more]

Joe is not trying to jinx Mike Evans. But we all know a training camp tradition hasn’t happened yet. [read more]

Slammed by BSPN analyst.

Harsh! [read more]

Second-edge rusher Chris Braswell opens up.

Being a rookie edge rusher is hard. And it seems to be harder at One Buc Palace under defensive guru Todd Bowles. His playbook is not for the timid. [read more]

If you saw Buccaneers Ring of Honor Jason Licht pump his fist in the air yesterday afternoon, there could be a surprising reason. [read more]

Drops intel on NFL Network.

Yesterday, when Bucs coach Todd Bowles sat down with Tom Pelissero and Steve Smith of NFL Network, it was a league-owned property. [read more]

Could a third-year Bucs edge rusher be struggling with the playbook?

It happens. [read more]

Yeah, Bucky Irving went there and Joe loved it. [read more]

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Happy with free agent.

If being a good teammate equals Pro Bowl play, then the Bucs hit a home run this spring. [read more]

Jalen McMillan (15) prepares to field a punt at Bucs training camp practice on Friday.

The nicks of football are beginning to add up for the Bucs. [read more]

High praise for teammate.

Before the season, Joe noticed chatter across the interwebs from legitimate sources saying Bucs right tackle Luke Goedeke might be being spied for a possible Pro Bowl nod for the 2025 season. [read more]

Haason Reddick

Bucs veteran free agent edge rusher Haason Reddick wants the Tampa Bay defense viewed in a different light. [read more]

With rookie Tez Johnson wearing a hoodie and shorts today and Trey Palmer still out, the Bucs had a different look during punt return work. [read more]

Downplays Baker Mayfield’s injury.

This morning Bucs fans got a jolt. And it wasn’t from their local coffee shop or from a cup of burnt coffee from a Seattle outfit. [read more]

GM speaks out.

Bucs officials took the blown knee by rookie edge rusher David Walker last week hard.

Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht opened up on the subject. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht loves how he’s been nailing drafts successfully in recent years as his front office executes the “I Am That Man” model.

But while those high-fives within Licht’s cabinet feel good, the ones from the locker room really tickle the GM. [read more]

Winner!

Often when pads are on in training camp, offensive linemen, defensive linemen and pass rushers work on a side field for a bit and face each other 1-on-1 in pass rush/pass blocking exercises. [read more]