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Northwestern DL Adetomiwa Adebawore.
If there is a knock on second-year defensive lineman Logan Hall, it’s that he’s a tweener. He not really a 34 defensive end and he’s not really a nose tackle. [read more]
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All kinds of Bucs offseason chatter and insight on The Free Stretch podcast. And More from iconic host Bobby Fenton. Follow Bobby on Twitter, @bobbygameday. The Free Stretch is a fine listen presented by Bill Currie Ford. Remember Bill Currie Ford’s nationwide lifetime warranty on NEW vehicles!!
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For 5 1/2 years, The Free Stretch has been here for Bucs fans after being heard on several radio stations dating back to ancient times 2006. Bobby also hosted a national show on Sporting News Radio. [read more]
Texas RB Roschon Johnson.
Now this would be an interesting addition to the Bucs’ running backs room. [read more]
Baker Mayfield leads a huddle.
Joe may have found the Bucs analyst leading the league in pessimism, though he calls it realism. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Joe gleaned a lot of insight from head coach Todd Bowles last week in Phoenix. Thankfully, Joe has been free to share most of it on these pages. [read more]
Head coach Todd Bowles and offensive coordiantor Dave Canales are big believers in sharing the load at running back. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 8:37 a.m. Poll closed at 10:36 a.m.
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As he heads into his 10th draft as GM of the Buccaneers, Jason Licht has an opportunity to correct a major oversight.
Licht has made more than his share of dynamic picks since 2014, but he can’t be proud of his record for choosing disruptive pass rushers. And as the 2023 draft approaches, Todd Bowles is looking for a few good men to hound opposing quarterbacks off the edge. [read more]
Bucs chatter.
X’s and O’s analyst Mina Kimes of BSPN has thoughts about the Bucs and Joe is wondering if fans share her thoughts. [read more]
“Am I invisible or something?”
Well this is very interesting. A former NFL general manager hasn’t received the edict that third-year Bucs quarterback Kyle Trask will compete for the starting job with newly arrived Baker Mayfield. [read more]
Praise from a peer.
Joe loves these nuggets that Mike Sando throws out. [read more]
Oklahoma LT Anton Harrison.
Yeah, Joe is getting fixated on Oklahoma left tackle Anton Harrison. [read more]
Makes a move.
UPDATED: 8:44 p.m. – The Bucs addressed a hole on their defense today. [read more]
Years ago, Joe would sometimes make time to go watch an elite high school football player in the Tampa Bay area.
Dexter McCluster was one of those guys. [read more]
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Todd calls out all these traditional Tampa Bay media outlets who claim they offer the best coverage of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with their lack of attendance at last week’s NFL owners meetings in Arizona. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcher here, Google Podcasts here, and on other platforms.
It seems Bill Belicheat is trying to unload a starting quarterback. And per a report, Belicheat tried to dump Mac Jones into Jason Licht’s lap. [read more]
What? You didn’t listen yet to the latest The Rock Stops Here podcast?
Joe is a regular listener and host Rock Riley and Joe were the only two Tampa Bay area media members at the recent NFL Annual Meeting in Phoenix. [read more]
Oklahoma guard Chris Murray.
This is a bit interesting. [read more]
“Bruh, that’s cold.”
Usually, the Tom Brady Effect refers to how Brady’s presence and work ethic raised the games of coaches, players, executives and literally everyone in the organization.
And Bucs officials say that Brady Effect will live on in various ways through future Tampa Bay seasons. But what if that’s nonsense? [read more]
