New Buccaneer Julio Jones

Sean Murphy-Bunting and Mike Evans are on the same page when it comes to the dangerous and educational buffet that is the Tampa Bay receiving corps. [read more]

Mike Evans warming up with Tyler Johnson.

After today’s training camp practice, head coach Todd Bowles named Russell Gage as a standout receiver through three practices.

Mike Evans was asked a similar question about who is shining at receiver, and he chose another Buccaneer. [read more]

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In this episode, Todd questions whether Todd Bowles truly learned from mistakes of the 14-35 finish to his previous head coaching tenure. 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.

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Head Coach Todd Bowles

Todd Bowles was pointing fingers today. [read more]

Injury spooks gamblers.

Little gets past our friends in the desert. [read more]

Reserve (starting?) center Nick Leverett gets coached up by Harold Goodwin at Bucs’ training camp practice Friday morning.

Today was the first practice in the possible post-Ryan Jensen era for the 2022 season. Despite this, Bucs franchise Tom Brady did not demand to practice and take snaps from possible starting center Robert Hainsey. You do the math here. Joe finds it interesting a workaholic like Brady wasn’t motivated to practice with Hainsey today. [read more]

Antoine Winfield, Jr.

Former Pro Bowl tight end Kyle Rudolph had an old friend/fan in the Bucs locker room when he landed here this week, even if he didn’t know it. [read more]

Handsy Jamel Dean.

Tom Brady had today off. It was a Vet Day issued by Bucs coach Todd Bowles. That means Mike Evans, Lavonte David, Cam Brate and Brady got to relax.

And maybe this was a factor in what highlighted today’s practice. [read more]

Veteran Bucs running back Giovani Bernard.

Yesterday, Joe asked Bucs general manager Jason Licht about the battle at kick and punt returner. [read more]

Little optimism today at One Buc Palace when it comes to the 2022 return of Pro Bowl center Ryan Jensen.

In fact, speeches were given to players about moving on. [read more]

Bucs are playing real-life Madden, says the Bucs’ All-Pro right tackle.

Joe has heard this before. Still, Joe likes it a lot. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

What Tommy wants Tommy gets. He’s got the street cred. And the clout. [read more]

Ex Bucs lineman, coach shares personal insight.

So it seems as if Ryan Jensen may be out for an extended period of time. Barring Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht swinging a trade, it may be Robert Hainsey’s job to start at center. [read more]

Todd Bowles

It seems Todd Bowles enjoys a good horror show, and Joe’s not talking about the 2014 Buccaneers or a Roberto Aguayo highlight reel. [read more]

It feels like a lifetime ago, but it was only months ago that the nation was talking/speculating about how Bucco Bruce Arians was heavy-handed with the Tampa Bay offense so Tom Brady forced Arians to quit in order to have more say in playcalling. [read more]

Possibly the new Bucs starting center, second-year man Robert Hainsey.

This Ryan Jensen knee injury doesn’t just have Bucs fans down in the dumps. The way ex-Bucs are reacting on Twitter (they have access to better team sources than Joe), it almost sounds like they have to attend a wake. [read more]

Rookie running back Rachaad White.

New Bucs fans may not understand the depth of what happened after practice today at One Buc Palace. [read more]

Center Ryan Jensen.

UPDATED 8:46 p.m. – This has been floating around Twitter so Joe thought fans may want to try to piece together what happened. [read more]

“Don’t worry Tom, I won’t give away any of your practice snaps to Kyle Trask. Promise.”

UPDATED 8:00 p.m. Here are some highlights of a depressing second day of Bucs training camp 2022. [read more]