Sort of lost in the Baker Mayfield contract extension is that in three days, the Bucs will face Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and the Bengals in Cincinnati to open the 2026 season. [read more]
Everyone at One Buc Palace, it seems, has been wowed by how rookie inside linebacker Josiah Trotter opened eyes in practice with physical play and a dawg mentality.
The first official Bucs injury report of the 2026 season is in. Same for the Bengals, Sunday’s opening day opponent.
Cincinnati has everyone practicing fully. The Bucs do not.
Bucs running back Sean Tucker’s injury is no longer a mystery. It’s a hamstring. Joe wants to puke after assuming Tucker, a quality player, got hurt in the final preseason game, a worthless affair.
So Buccaneers co-owner Joel Glazer showed up at training camp last month and, magically, a Vita Vea raise and contract extension was sealed hours later. [read more]
Baker Mayfield is very confident when it comes to marching into the Bengals’ home turf in downtown Cincinnati on Sunday and delivering a strong game. [read more]
A few days ago, other than Jason Licht saying during the broadcast of the final worthless preseason game of the summer on WFLA-TV Channel 8 that he was “very confident” a deal with Baker Mayfield could be worked out, it was mostly crickets about the two parties working behind the scenes. [read more]