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Counter intelligence.
While Bucs fans were fixated on drafting a punter in the fourth round ostensibly to save money, most of the NFL world, and especially those in the greater Boston region, were shook because Bill Belicheat drafted a guard from a small school in the first round. [read more]
Bucs DT Logan Hall.
The Buccaneers drafted a big man from a second-tier program with their first selection in the NFL Draft, and not everyone is happy about it. [read more]
Bucs P Jake Camarda.
The “Punt God” is angry. [read more]
New angle.
The mystery of the summer won’t be seen in movie theatres, in bookstores or on Netflix. [read more]
Rookie Bucs cornerback Zyon McCollum.
If you watch highlights of Bucs rookie fifth-round pick cornerback Zyon McCollum, something jumps out quickly. [read more]
Bucs RB Rachaad White.
Someone at a national outfit thinks Bucs rookie running back Rachaad White fills a need missing in the previous two or three seasons. [read more]
Rejection issues.
The Lost Decade of Bucs football is getting smaller and smaller in the rearview mirror. [read more]
Anthony Nelson closed last season with five sacks in his final eight regular-season games.
The draft is over and the Bucs did not bag a strong edge rush prospect. [read more]
Grades Bucs draft.
Joe understands grading a draft less than 24 hours after the draft is borderline irresponsible. But Joe firmly believes in the simple business model made famous by Sam Giancana when he was asked about the Chicago racket’s brick and mortar operations.
“We give people what they want.” [read more]
The Slimy Saints are the only legitimate threat to the Bucs defending their NFC South crown, so Joe was paying attention to the New Orleans draft. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 9:23 a.m. Poll closed at 3:07 p.m.
Bucs P Jake Camarda.
Look, Joe is not about to pile on like so many Bucs fans who, triggered by ugly memories of the past, freaked out because Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht drafted a punter in the fourth round. [read more]
Bucs VP of Player Personnel John Spytek,
Probably the coolest story of the Bucs draft weekend was the promise to Sam Houston State cornerback Zyon McCollum who the Bucs selected in the fifth round. Or was it a promise? [read more]
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They did alright.
The Bucs were in no position to shake up the 2022 NFL draft – and they didn’t. No big deal. [read more]
Punter Bradley Pinion
Back in March of 2019, Bucco Bruce Arians shocked the world (or at least Joe) and declared punter Bradley Pinion the Bucs’ most important free agent signing of the offseason. [read more]
Bucs may channel the past.
The fullback is an endangered NFL species. That’s partly because it is a passing league. [read more]
Bucs TE Cade Otton.
It seems Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht and his staff love Washington. The university. [read more]
What would a Bucs draft be without at least one SEC player chosen? [read more]
Joe’s always in favor of drafting a player molded by Minnesota Golden Gophers head coach P.J. Fleck. [read more]
