Practice Notes From Minicamp Day 3
June 15th, 2023
Bucs warm up for final 2023 minicamp practice.
So minicamp 2023 wrapped up this morning with a shortened practice. It began (Joe believes) with a prank from Bucs coach Todd Bowles. [read more]

Bucs warm up for final 2023 minicamp practice.
So minicamp 2023 wrapped up this morning with a shortened practice. It began (Joe believes) with a prank from Bucs coach Todd Bowles. [read more]

Chris Godwin
It’s easy to call Chris Godwin a prime candidate to have a monster season after he busted out 104 catches and 1,023 yards last year while coming off major knee surgery. [read more]

Bucs WR Deven Thompkins.
Joe isn’t sure why, but there seems to be a number of folks who are closet (and not so closet) Deven Thompkins fans. [read more]
Expections are high at One Buc Palace, even if Todd Bowles said this week that losing Tom Brady is a problem. [read more]

Todd Bowles
The Buccaneers’ three-day mandatory minicamp is in the books. Head coach Todd Bowles shut it down early today after a short practice.
Afterwards, Bowles said his Bucs got the job done. [read more]

Has a QB timeline.
Today is the final day of minicamp. The next time the Bucs are seen on the practice fields of One Buc Palace will be in six weeks for training camp. [read more]

These are the creamsicles.
Joe nearly had a stroke yesterday hearing Lavonte David discuss the return of the creamsicles. [read more]

Lavonte David
Joe has been talking to players as they come off the practice fields at One Buc Palace this week after underwear football practice. Joe asked a few guys about one of their new defensive teammates. [read more]

Bucs safety Ryan Neal.
Man, Chucky would have loved Ryan Neal. [read more]

Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett
It was no surprise to see Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett working hard on the field this week at mandatory Buccaneers minicamp. [read more]
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Day 2 of Bucs minicamp is in the books. [read more]

The Buccaneers’ elder statesman played the role of Sage after minicamp practice today. [read more]
There are few unused superlatives when it comes to the greatest receiver in Buccaneers history. [read more]
It’s no secret that Buccaneers savior linebacker Devin White wants the $20 million per year being hauled in by the top players in the game at his position. [read more]

Todd Bowles opens up on his rookie prize.
Rookie first-round pick defensive tackle Calijah Kancey is undersized and the Bucs freely admit it.
But don’t dare imply that Kancey can’t play like a player who’s a little taller and 25 pounds heavier. [read more]

Todd Bowles
Despite the Bucs scoring just 18 points per game last season, on par with the Mike Glennon-led Buccaneers of 2013, head coach Todd Bowles believes adversity lies ahead on offense. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Now this is just weird. And Joe can only guess that Bucs coach Todd Bowles may not have been a Playoff Lenny kinda guy. But you decide.

Baker Mayfield explains.
Some things may just stay the same. [read more]