Computers predict.

Last month, prickly Pete Prisco of CBS predicted the Bucs would have the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC when the playoff field settles. [read more]

Bucs OC Josh Grizzard.

Man, Joe remembers once upon a time when Demar Dotson tore up his knee in training camp and was lost for half the season. People around One Buc Palace were about to freak out. [read more]

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Haason Reddick

In a sea of bad Bucs health news, there were a couple of uplifting nuggets today.

Inside linebacker SirVocea Dennis (ankle) and edge rusher Haason Reddick were considered full-go in practice after a “limited” designation yesterday.

Rookie stud receiver Emeka Egbuka remained out with hip and groin issues. Yes, that’s two injuries.

Pound the rock.

To hear Bucs offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard, the Bucs always wanted to be a physical run team that can close games out by pounding the ball. [read more]

Placed on IR.

Don’t expect to see right tackle Luke Goedeke on the field for the Bucs for at least a month. [read more]

An old friend returns Sunday in a prominent role.

So the Bucs will entertain a sorry football team Sunday at 1 o’clock. [read more]

It’s the big 50th anniversary home-opener for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. [read more]

“We’ll just do it all, Graham.”

There are so many ways to look at the Bucs’ precarious offensive line situation.

One could start with how many snaps Cody Mauch played Monday night after he already had a brutal knee injury that has now cost him the rest of the season. [read more]

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Michael Jordan, the starting Bucs guard.

The wizardry of offensive line whisperer Jason Licht, the Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager, is about to be put to the ultimate test. [read more]

Bucs rookie DL Elijah Roberts.

One man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity. [read more]

Unblocked Jakob Johnson (No. 43) blocked a Bucs punt on Monday night.

It seems Hall of Fame QB turned game broadcaster Troy Aikman saying Bucs punter Riley Dixon had a punt blocked because he didn’t kick the ball fast enough has set off a firestorm of hate being thrown at Dixon.

Joe has been flabbergasted. [read more]

Patience is a virtue.

Joe admits to being uncomfortable hearing Bucs coach Todd Bowles mention this yesterday. [read more]

Possible return in 2025?

Calijah Kancey blew out his pec on Monday night. He is scheduled for surgery this week. [read more]

Game prep.

Yes, the Bucs are 2-0. Yes, the Bucs are clutch. So what is the opposite of clutch? [read more]

Don’t run smack on Baker.

Joe admits to not watching many TV hollering shows because Joe is usually busy keeping this here corner of the interwebs humming. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht

A veteran of the Chargers, Jets, Bears and Vikings is coming to the Bucs. [read more]

2025 season likely done.

The Bucs may have won the battle in Houston, but they lost the war. [read more]