Coming to Tampa?

Why go after an MVP when you can have a journeyman? [read more]

“Jason, do you think Kyle Trask will ever be an MVP?”

Could Kyle Trask actually motivate Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht to trade for Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson?

That’s what a numbers-inclined, follicly-challenged stenographer from the four-letter seems to think. [read more]

Rough position.

When you have a boatload of salary cap room and are a decent or better team, free agency becomes very intriguing. [read more]

In case you just returned from a trip to Greenland sans Wi-Fi, Leonard Fournette will not be on the Bucs this season and the team is need of a productive and reliable running back to help replace Fournette’s big-time production.

Enter one of Joe’s favorite backs in the league. [read more]

Free agent CB Eli Apple.

As regular readers know, there is a split decision at JoeBucsFan.com world headquarters. [read more]

Jamel Dean

Joe was intrigued to see how the Bucs wiped out nearly their entire salary cap deficit by restructuring the massive contracts of Carlton Davis, Ryan Jensen, Chris Godwin and Vita Vea. [read more]

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Anybody remember the Flying Wallendas? Didn’t think so.

The Flying Wallendas were famous circus performers, specializing in high-wire feats of daring. They were particularly adept at walking across tightropes without a safety net.

Welcome to the act, Mr. Licht. [read more]

Tennessee QB Hendon Hooker.

Why apologize for being good? [read more]

Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson.

In case you haven’t heard yet, the Bucs have the No. 3 quarterback in the NFC South. Maybe. [read more]

Free agent RB D’Onta Foreman.

There is no way to spin it: The Bucs had a garbage running game last year. [read more]

Carolina owner David Tepper.

It looks like David Tepper is finally going to get his man. [read more]

Bucs LG Nick Leverett.

It seems the offensive line puzzle may be coming together. [read more]

Former Bucs tight end O.J. Howard.

If you cried when O.J. Howard was signed by the Bills and hard-hitting safety Jordan Whitehead, a 2020 playoff hero, landed a fat contract with the Jets, perhaps you’ll be soothed today. [read more]

The Bucs want two veterans to compete with Kyle Trask.

So the Bucs are seeking to sign two veteran quarterbacks. Do they want a fresh alpha dog leadership type in the house, or would that not blend well with in-house candidate Kyle Trask battling for the starting job? [read more]

Reworked contract?

Hey, you may have heard: The Bucs are crushed on the salary cap. [read more]

As Bucs No. 2 cornerback Jamel Dean approaches free agency after never making a Pro Bowl or being in that conversation, and never playing a full season, Joe wonders how the Bucs will approach his value. [read more]

Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson.

The Bucs need a quarterback, unless you are in the tank with Kyle Trask or one of the unknown quarterbacks Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht will sign/draft. [read more]

Texas RB Bijan Robinson.

There has been nothing subtle about the messages from Bucs coach Todd Bowles and new Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canelas: [read more]

Discusses Bucs QB.

So yesterday, Bucs No. 1 running back Rachaad White was a guest of the Tampa Bay Rays. [read more]

Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson.

So one of the better quarterbacks in the NFL is on the market. A former league MVP. [read more]

Nooooo! The Buccaneers’ leading tackler in 2022, and a true franchise icon, will not be re-signed before the start of free agency and will hit the market. [read more]