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New/old Bucs safety Jordan Whitehead.
Joe isn’t calling anyone a liar, but Joe thinks it’s very safe to say the whole story of the surprise late-March 2022 resignation of former head coach Bucco Bruce Arians has never been revealed. [read more]
Texas A&M G Layden Robinson.
One of Joe’s core football beliefs is that you get the ball in the hands of your playmakers in key moments and let them take over. Let them produce. [read more]
Desperate days.
Ya gotta do what you’ve gotta do. [read more]
Wiseguys weigh in.
Hey, it isn’t just dudes who work for FOX, NBC, CBS or the four-letter who just aren’t impressed by the Bucs, no matter how much suits at One Buc Palace stomp their feet. [read more]
If the Bucs under new offensive coordinator Liam Coen are going to run a Sean McVay offense, then they may as well look for Rams-like receivers. [read more]
Bucs edge rusher YaYa Diaby.
Joe hopes the Bucs take their warmly embraced anger to the next level. [read more]
Many viewed the Bucs as overachievers last season, and perhaps Tampa Bay overachieved at two particular positions. [read more]
“You heard me, Glazer.”
Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht has been throwing uppercuts this offseason without mixing in too many jabs. [read more]
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Physical Michigan corner Mike Sainristil.
Joe isn’t overly sold on the cornerback depth. [read more]
Improved.
In the past couple of weeks, Joe has been trying to wrap his head around why so many NFL analysts believe the Bucs are just some run-of-the-mill, ham-and-egg team. Nothing terrible, nothing special, just blah. [read more]
More than just football value.
The Bucs have two guys who Joe believes someday should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. [read more]
LSU WR Brian Thomas.
Joe is not down with how people like to holler this time of the year “draft the best player available.” [read more]
Review.
Joe is buckling up for the 2024 draft with the combine long gone and free agency pretty much over. [read more]
Last call.
The most interesting and prophetic Bucs-related report of the offseason came a few weeks ago. [read more]
Former NFL GM Rick Spielman.
So, this leaves Joe with asking one major question. [read more]
Why the disrespect?
The Bucs, publicly and privately, readily admit they are frustrated if not irked by how national NFL analysts dog the Bucs like they have returned to The Lost Decade. [read more]
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If this is the definition of value, it belongs in the garbage, not on the Bucs roster. [read more]
