Even the Kyle Trask loyalists concede Baker Mayfield is playing strong football and exercising A-grade leadership. [read more]

Anyone who suffered through the miserable Panthers-Saints game last night can relate to this Bucs take from a former Pro Bowler and three-time Super Bowl winner. [read more]

Dominating inside.

Almost overlooked in Joe Tryon-Shoyinka leading the Bucs on Sunday with two sacks was that Vita Vea had 1.5 sacks. [read more]

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Todd discusses the analytics of starting an NFL season 2-0 and what it means for making the playoffs. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Pin Chasers. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Google Podcasts here, and on other platforms.

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Undefeated.

A columnist for a highly respected national publication admits he may have grossly undervalued the Bucs. [read more]

Why don’t folks see Mike Evans?

It really blows Joe’s mind. [read more]

Defense rules.

Joe caught some flack yesterday for suggesting the Bucs are playoff-bound. [read more]

Baker Mayfield matches Shaun King feat.

Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield did something the past two weeks that neither Tom Brady nor Jameis Winston nor Brad Johnson could pull off. [read more]

Cade Otton.

It was a quiet day for the Bucs’ supporting cast of pass catchers against the Bears on Sunday and a very important Buccaneer took notice. [read more]

Injury update.

UPDATED 4:23 pm. [read more]

Joel Glazer and the rest of Team Glazer have many decisions ahead.

Mike Evans was on the phone late yesterday. [read more]

Death, taxes and Chris Godwin.

Joe was speaking this morning with good friend Sean Sullivan, the general manager of Bill Currie Ford, and one topic was training camp. [read more]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

Updated 4:30 p.m. – So Bucs coach Todd Bowles had his day-after press conference discussing yesterday’s win over the Bears, and a little chatter about the Eagles game a week from tonight. [read more]

Confesses regret.

In the very same calendar year that the Bucs began this season 2-0, a star Bucs linebacker spiced up some dull winter months with much-needed drama. [read more]

Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson is an example of a superstar receiver who thrived with nothing-special quarterbacks throwing him the ball for a chunk of his career.

Fellow Hall of Fame pass catcher Michael Irvin is in the other camp. He wasn’t much when Troy Aikman wasn’t throwing him the rock. [read more]

Shopped by the Rams.

Sorry, Joe is still not sold on the Bucs’ run game. Yet. [read more]

Joe imagines fourth-year Bucs outside linebacker Cam Gill often leaves One Buc Palace wondering what would happen if he got to play more often. [read more]

Dangerous with time — and without it.

Joe’s old man used to say NFL starting quarterbacks are the [32] very best at their position. But not all have a key luxury. [read more]

Mike Evans is 763 yards from another 1,000-yard season with 15 games to play.

Raise your hand if you think he won’t get there. [read more]