Marshon Lattimore unable to let it go.

Joe thinks this is hilarious. [read more]

Always a numbers game.

The wide receiver room is interesting to Joe. [read more]

Spreads love for Bucs QB.

Regular readers of Joe and listeners of the “Ira Kaufman Podcast” know Joe sees a shift in national perspective about the Bucs. [read more]

Bucs OL coach Kevin Carberry.

Earlier in training camp, Bucs tight end Payne Durham explained to Joe how a big chunk of the credit for the Bucs’ success with screen passes to tight ends was thanks to the offensive line. [read more]

High ceiling.

Joe has maintained since last year there is a potential breakout player on the Bucs offense that doesn’t get a lot of run. [read more]

So the Bucs have a win-now mindset, a pile of salary cap room and some issues with their running backs depth. [read more]

When Baker Mayfield joined the New Heights podcast recently, he shared a personal welcome-to-the-NFL moment. [read more]

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Growth.

Joe may have started to see the flower begin to bloom Tuesday night. [read more]

So Joe decided to chart passes last night when the Bucs were practicing 11-on-11 ball in pads with either Baker Mayfield or Kyle Trask at quarterback. [read more]

Stay healthy.

Joe always harps on this because it is true. It’s hard to put any faith in a team with a lousy pass defense. Especially in a passing league. [read more]

On-the-job learning.

Most offensive coaches and players shake their heads when Bucs coach Todd Bowles is mentioned. [read more]

Will gamble pay off?

Joe understands folks like to harp on the Bucs defense, specifically the pass defense. [read more]

The Bucs were in the very steamy but air conditioned Glazer Shed for practice. It had to be 82 degrees in there. This was no Tropicana Field cool on a Tuesday night.

Plenty of action in pads and Joe’s got some of it here. [read more]

Mike Evans’ review of the Bucaneers’ rookie first-round pick is in. [read more]

When Baker Mayfield was on NFL Network this week lamenting the Bucs offense screwing up “the timing timing of a jet sweep” and “communication on a cadence of third-, fourth-and-short,” the national audience likely didn’t know what he was referencing. [read more]

Savvy veteran.

Folks who follow Joe on Twitter (@joebucsfan) have seen Joe mention more than once or twice how much Vita Vea looks slimmed down. That may not be his only physical attribute that has changed. [read more]

Joe does not miss the The Lost Decade of Buccaneers football, but it sure remains a thought-provoking time in Bucs history. [read more]