Elijah Simmons, Strongest To Ever Play Alongside Vita Vea
October 3rd, 2025
Bucs newcomer defensive tackle Elijah Simmons.
Stronger than Ndamukong Suh? Apparently so. [read more]
Bucs newcomer defensive tackle Elijah Simmons.
Stronger than Ndamukong Suh? Apparently so. [read more]
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
Sunday’s game in Seattle will start on time. Will the Buccaneers?
Despite their 3-1 getaway, the Bucs have consistently found themselves behind in the opening quarter. That should be a disturbing trend for new offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard, who won’t have Bucky Irving as a key weapon to test Seattle’s stout defense.
It all began with the Week 1 matchup at Atlanta, where the Bucs quickly fell behind because the defense forgot to account for Bijan Robinson leaking out of the backfield for a 50-yard TD reception. [read more]
Todd Bowles talks Sean Tucker.
Stud Bucs running back Bucky Irving will miss his first career game Sunday in Seattle. The Bucs made that official today. [read more]
Josh Hayes
The Bucs will be digging deep into their cornerbacks depth Sunday in Seattle.
Joe asked Todd Bowles about that today. [read more]
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“That’s what you get for firing Byron.”
Joe is feeling the irony. [read more]
Bucs OC Josh Grizzard.
Seattle is playing good ball, especially the past three weeks. [read more]
Next man up?
Joe thinks it is a safe bet that Rachaad White will get his share of carries Sunday in Seattle. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 1:52 a.m. Poll closed at 8:57 a.m. Last week’s results linked here.
All smiles.
In the eyes of Mike Jones of The Athletic, the Offensive Rookie of the Year award is locked up after four games. Fuhgettaboutit. Done deal. [read more]
Bucs special teams coach Thomas McGaughey.
Few fans or media have been unnerved by the play of the Bucs’ special teams more than Joe. And in a way, it’s sad. [read more]
Where’s the ball going?
Yesterday Joe typed how the Bucs target their tight ends less frequently than every NFL team. [read more]
It’s uncommon at One Buc Palace for a coach holding a news conference to make an opening statement.
But that happened today.
[read more]
Sleeping in Seattle.
The data nerds, including the really good ones at Sharp Football Analysis, like to talk about “rest edge.” [read more]
Still out.
The Bucs’ injury report looks like something Joe would expect to see in Week 17. [read more]
Joe was excited 12 years ago when quarterback Mike Glennon was named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month. [read more]
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Raves about Baker Mayfield.
Roughly a year after the best coach in Bucs history, Bucco Bruce Arians, retired for good, the Bucs signed Tom Brady’s successor. [read more]
Tight ends needed elsewhere.
If you have been wondering if Cade Otton is still with the Bucs, there’s a reason for that. [read more]
Rookie cornerback Jacob Parrish.
The flow of hit-the-ground running rookies at One Buc Palace has been so impressive over the past three seasons. [read more]