Haason Reddick isn’t embracing his new shade of green.

Up at New York Jets spring practices, general manager/QB Aaron Rodgers is impressing folks with his arm talent and movement.

But beastly pass rusher Haason Reddick, who was set to join Rodgers after an offseason trade, has yet to be seen — and apparently heard. [read more]

Bucs OC Liam Coen.

Jo may have found the source of national disrespect for the Bucs. [read more]

Pass rush please — please!

Sometimes, Joe just gets so damn frustrated because Joe seems to get more p!ssed off about a lack of an edge rush than the Bucs do. [read more]

He’s valuable.

Joe doesn’t know if this is bad or good. [read more]

Big talk.

Beastly second-year defensive tackle Calijah Kancey has big dreams and Joe’s not about to bet against the guy. [read more]

So a year ago, then-Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canales set out to start from scratch with quarterback Baker Mayfield’s footwork and reset it for success. [read more]

Edge rusher YaYa Diaby.

Maybe Joe has tunnel vision because of spending so much time watching the Bucs, researching the Bucs and typing about the Bucs and spending time at One Buc Palace. [read more]

New Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen.

Joe hopes never to be one of those media guys who is terrified to be critical of a player or coach but then piles on the guy once he leaves the Bucs. [read more]

Consistently poor rushing.

Looking at advanced stats for running backs, Joe is shocked that Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht didn’t add more running backs other than drafting Bucky Irving. [read more]

Not many offensive flags.

Joe had two gripes with first-year offensive coordinator Dave Canales last year. [read more]

Lavonte David

Last year it was the same as it’s always been since the guy was drafted in 2012. [read more]

Calijah Kancey

Beastly second-year defensive tackle Calijah Kancey doesn’t sound like a guy who played in 14 regular season games last season plus two good playoff performances. [read more]

So Chris Godwin played about one-third of his snaps in the slot receiver position last year yet folks at One Buc Palace are good at making it sound like he didn’t play there in 2023. [read more]

Todd Bowles is watching.

It sounds like the polish is dripping off Buccaneers third-round pick Jalen McMillan, the receiver out the University of Washington. [read more]

Newcomer is impressing. And no, it’s not Antonio Brown.

Joe has tried to warn fans that “the preacher” is also a baller. [read more]

It’s always nice when the collective yawn of underwear football season, aka voluntary spring practices, is interrupted by something that makes you sit at the edge of your chair for a moment.

That happened today when the greatest receiver in Bucs history, Mike Evans, took time off from rest, relaxation and his well-known training regimen to attend the Bucs’ seventh “OTA” session of the season at One Buc Palace. It was the third open to media.

Evans was in shorts catching easily thrown balls and bonding with teammates.

The team’s mandatory minicamp is next week.

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Let his wheels take over.

Yes, Joe understands the Bucs drafted a gifted receiver, Jalen McMillan, in the third round. Just based on that investment, one could guess he’ll get on the field a bunch this season. [read more]