Bucs CB Jamel Dean.

So who with the Bucs could make their first Pro Bowl this fall? An NFL.com scribe believes he has the answer. [read more]

Issues statement.

So is this the real reason why Bucs stud Mike Evans didn’t suit up in the last worthless preseason game last weekend? [read more]

Flash poll posted at 8:55 a.m. Poll closed 11:25 a.m.

So Mike Evans’ agent is on a screaming spree, barking on various mediums that his client wants a new contract extension in less than a week or else.

Joe is far more interested in why Evans approved his agent going scorched earth. [read more]

Deryk Gilmore.

Mike Evans’ agent, Deryk Gilmore, is pulling out the artillery. [read more]

Mike Evans and Bucs future.

As Joe suspected, Mike Evans’ agent is playing hardball. [read more]

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If NFL scouting is an art form, Gil Brandt was Picasso and Rembrandt rolled into one.

Brandt passed away Thursday at the age of 91, leaving behind a trail of current league executives he mentored, Along with Tom Landry and Tex Schramm, he built the Dallas dynasty that included a startling run of 20 consecutive winning seasons.

More than 20 years ago, he took a liking to a young New England scout and showed him the personnel ropes. Introduced by Bill Belichick, Brandt and Jason Licht developed a strong bond. [read more]

GM talks QB battle.

Now 10 days after the Bucs announced Baker Mayfield is your starting quarterback for 2023, some fans are still peeved. [read more]

Contract chatter.

Joe is rehashing a days-old article because Bucs fans late last night went into full-blown panic mode. [read more]

“Mr. Glazer, my scouts might deserve raises.”

It’s not shocking that six undrafted free agents could make an NFL team. [read more]

After nine seasons as a backup NFL quarterback for 11 NFL teams, J.T. O’Sullivan found his way into the online analyst realm breaking down QB film.

His latest subject is Buccaneers starting quarterback Baker Mayfield. [read more]

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Todd discusses the fantasy offenses to embrace and avoid in advance of your draft.

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Interesting take today from Todd Bowles, one that prompted Joe to research the Bucs’ head coach’s record. [read more]

Pass rush urgency.

Joe will never forget that cold, dreary February 2018 day in downtown Indianapolis when Joe could clearly tell that Dirk Koetter was fed up with a lack of a pass rush. [read more]

Still sidelined.

Joe notices some fans aggravated because Bucs rookie defensive tackle Calijah Kancey hasn’t returned to full-time practice since his calf injury early in training camp. [read more]

O-line could be the key.

So what will the Bucs need to make a run at the playoffs? [read more]

Bill Belichick checks in.

It’s always worth acknowledging when a word about the Bucs comes from the wizard of NFL coaches, Bill Belichick, who also is a general manager. [read more]

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The last time the Bucs faced Kirk Cousins on the road, he stopped on his way to the post-game locker room and bellowed to the assembled media:

“You like that?” Cousins crowed. The Bucs were not amused on that shocking afternoon in 2015.

Cousins had just led Washington back from a 24-0 deficit, throwing for three second-half touchdowns in an improbable 31-30 triumph. Tampa Bay was 2-3 and coming off a bye week when Cousins found tight end Jordan Reed from six yards out for the winning score with only 24 seconds remaining.

It was Reed’s 11th catch of the day as Lovie Smith’s Bucs self-destructed with 16 penalties. [read more]