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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Jason Licht keeps trying, to no avail. [read more]
Ex-Bucs OC Byron Leftwich.
This makes Joe want to barf all over his keyboard. [read more]
Is Baker Mayfield a man to watch? Time will only tell. [read more]
This one surprised Joe, and it probably would most Bucs fans. [read more]
Center Ryan Jensen
Joe enjoyed this segment on Stay In Bed because the BSPN feature not only was highlighting/lowlighting the Bucs, it put a spotlight on Week 1, just 64 short days away. [read more]
Todd Bowles
The national disrespect of Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles continues to grow. [read more]
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Chances at award.
How good can rookie defensive tackle Calijah Kancey be this year? One national NFL scribe thinks he’ll be in the running for a postseason award. [read more]
Play good defense.
For the folks who used to howl whenever Joe brought up how Mr. Entertainment, America’s Quarterback Jameis Winston, had 5,000 yards passing but the Bucs had to dump him because of his picks, Joe responded, “Play better defense.” [read more]
“Know your place, Kyle.”
Joe has heard this take among fans, but it’s a little different when it comes from a former NFL player that was a superstar for the Buccaneers. [read more]
Joe is aching for a few Bucs rookies to be hit-the-ground running successes. [read more]
New Bucs safety Ryan Neal
One thing Bucs fans can count on is that newcomer safety Ryan Neal, the expected safety alongside Antoine Winfield, is going to be 100 percent ready for the start of training camp and opening day. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
There are storm clouds building over One Buc Palace. And CBS doesn’t believe they are the daily summer afternoon kind. [read more]
Questions.
There seem to be a lot of questions for new Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canales. This isn’t any sort of personal attack. It’s just that this is Canales’ first gig as a playcaller. [read more]
Bucs can’t afford many injuries.
If the Bucs make a postseason run and perhaps win the division, it appears luck will need to be on their side. [read more]
Strong resume with receivers.
Longtime readers of Joe know this here Joe typing this here piece doesn’t give two craps about fantasy football. Not even one. [read more]
GM Jason Licht
One fun factor of Tom Brady retiring is general manager Jason Licht getting to flex for those in the world who think he rode Brady to a Super Bowl win — and Brady’s personal friends — without developing a great team around them. [read more]
Carlton Davis
A deep explanation has emerged as it relates to Buccaneers running back Rachaad White noting that the team has a massive chip-on-its-shoulder mindset entering this season. [read more]
So the Bucs blitz a lot, sack the quarterback a lot and have two big-name, big-time receivers, plus a fun 360-pound beast in the middle of their defensive line and a likely starting QB with an A-list arm and an unpredictable game. [read more]
While a certain player grading system is highly questionable in its methodology, it can make a little sense to look at those grades over several years to spot a trend. [read more]
Bucs RB Rachaad White.
Two numbers nerds recently suggested the Bucs have the sixth-worst roster in the NFL. This was largely based on their disdain for Kyler Traskfield. [read more]
