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With Buccaneers veterans reporting for work tomorrow — first training camp practice on Wednesday — Joe feels great about a potential X factor of the 2022 season. [read more]
Depending on who you read or listen to, either Bucs coach Todd Bowles is safe for 2024, his seat is warm or his seat is a five-alarm blaze. [read more]
Joe put this up on Twitter and it’s gotten a lot of run. Props to the dudes who are lifting it and not giving Joe credit for recording it and sharing it first. [read more]
The Bucs-Baker Mayfield bandwagon includes several national media types who feel good about the team being better than the 6 1/2 win total assigned to it by most sportsbooks. [read more]
It seems like nearly every general manager and head coach across the NFL gives attentive and plentiful access to NBC Sports insider Peter King, the longtime NFL scribe.
(Not longer than Ira Kaufman, though close.) [read more]
While hydrating — Big Storm style — 65 hours from the start of training camp, Joe finds it intriguing that there have been no leaked reports of Kyle Trask or Baker Mayfield rounding up Bucs receivers for precamp throwing sessions.
Didn’t Trask learn anything from Tom Brady? [read more]
Can Baker Mayfield get over the hump and lead the Bucs to the playoffs? One NFL columnist is dubious and it’s not necessarily because of Mayfield. [read more]
One NFL observer thinks everyone is playing UNO for toothpicks while Bucs GM Jason Licht is playing high-limit blackjack at the Aria Resort and Casino.
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When the Bucs begin training camp this week, they’ll practice in the shadow of one of the NFL’s premier facilities.
Yes, Raymond James Stadium is celebrating its 25th anniversary in grand style. It has held up uncommonly well since Tampa Bay residents passed a referendum calling for a 30-year, half-cent sales tax to fund construction, along with additional projects to serve the community. [read more]