Honored.

NFL Network resumed its Top-100 list highlighting the best players in the NFL chosen by its players. And Tristan Wirfs makes the list. Again. [read more]

All is not scary along the Buccaneers’ offensive line.

All-Pro right tackle Tristan Wirfs injured an oblique muscle Thursday in practice and walked off the field with a trainer before returning to watch.

Today, head coach Todd Bowles reported that Wirfs’ injury is a “day-to-day” situation and there are no concerns about him being ready in 21 days for the season-opener in Dallas.

Hallelujah!

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

This has not been a good summer for the Bucs. [read more]

Todd Bowles talks Leonard Fournette.

Joe asked head coach Todd Bowles today about the beast of the Bucs backfield, Leonard “Lombardi Lenny” Fournette. [read more]

Bucs center Robert Hainsey.

The newly established members in the Tampa Bay chapter of the JC Tretter fan club won’t like this. [read more]

It’s official again. Sort of. [read more]

Bucs guard Aaron Stinnie.

UPDATED 12:03 p.m. – When Aaron Stinnie went down with a knee injury last night, it appeared the Bucs lost another (potential starting) offensive lineman. [read more]

Edge rushers Anthony Nelson and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka got off to quick starts last night.

During the first Bucs defensive series last night against Tennessee, seemingly right on cue, the Titans tried to change Bucs history. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

If Joe was Todd Bowles, Joe would have been all up in the grill of whoever pulled that stunt last night to leave a potential starter at the team’s thinnest position in a sh!t game with three minutes left in the third quarter against a bunch of USFL wannabes. [read more]

Coach has his back.

Joe noticed on social media that Bucs third-string quarterback Kyle Trask caught hell last night. And Todd Bowles had a message for those folks: Back off. [read more]

Bucs WR Scotty Miller.

Joe will never forget what an NFL suit told Joe at the combine years ago. It was as true then as it is now. [read more]

Guard Aaron Stinnie.

After last night’s game, Joe fully understands why significant others of Bucs fans do not want their loved ones anywhere near a showerhead today. [read more]

“Hey Glazers, this is how you treat me after I’ve given you more gifts than you could imagine, and you were dying to hire me in 2018? You ungrateful %$#@#$%#^&*^@.

UPDATED 11:16 p.m.: Before Jon Gruden was canceled by Team Glazer and the NFL for offensive old emails, he was enshrined into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor in 2018.

After tonight’s news, Chucky should be reinstated immediately. [read more]

Tom Brady intel.

You wanna get people to stick around after halftime of a garbage preseason game (sorry for the redundancy)? Make sure the guy who won the franchise’s last Super Bowl and is still working for the team shows up in the broadcast booth in the third quarter. [read more]

Joe probably should have had an EKG when Bucs stud running back Leonard Fournette started tonight’s meaningless preseason game and took the opening handoff up the gut for 10 yards. [read more]

Injured guard Aaron Stinnie.

Joe has no doubt that devoted family man and work-life balance devotee Tom Brady was huddled around the TV with his Bucs-loving family tonight watching the Tennessee-Tampa Bay preseason game.

As a result, Joe suspects Brady sent one of his servants out on a Tums run in the third quarter. [read more]

Rookie running Rachaad White.

In back-to-back weeks, rookie running back Rachaad White has played a role in two turnovers. [read more]

Tyler Johnson finishes a route in training cap practice this week.

Just judging Tyler Johnson’s play in two preseason games, he’s a lock for the roster. [read more]

Scotty Miller

The suggestion that receiver Scotty Miller is on the 2022 roster bubble always has baffled Joe. [read more]