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So Tuesday’s spring Bucs practice was open to media (many are not) and an invite also was extended to many retired Buccaneers.
Joe had a nice chat with one in attendance about the current team. [read more]
Confident in Josh Grizzard.
Fans have heard from various Bucs players since the promotion of Josh Grizzard to offensive coordinator. [read more]
Another summer spectacular at Tampa’s first family of Ford, an iconic third-generation family dealership since 1960.
A veteran quarterback coming off back-to-back stud seasons should have a lot of say in the offense. [read more]
“Hope you enjoy losing, Liam. We’re freakin’ loaded.”
The blessing of Emeka Egbuka has come from face of the franchise. [read more]
Bucs ILB SirVocea Dennis.
SirVocea Dennis has a friend in Calijah Kancey. [read more]
Feels responsible for rookies.
As Todd Bowles said earlier this week, he doesn’t like to “sugarcoat” things for rookies in underwear football. [read more]
Best of 2021 draft?
No one is perfect. And given what transpired in the early months of 2021, there isn’t one Bucs fan who wouldn’t take this deal: [read more]
Retired Bucs Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy.
Six-time Buccaneers Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy was a polarizing player during his Tampa Bay days.
But Joe thinks there’s at least one thing every Bucs fan can agree on when it comes to McCoy: [read more]
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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.
It’s official. The Bucs will have one joint practice with the Steelers on Thursday, Aug. 14, at what used to be called Heinz Field.
The 2 p.m. session won’t be open the public, and it won’t be the traditional joint practice. [read more]
Welcome to the NFL, rook.
Some coaches might want to take it easy on rookies. They’ve got a lot on their plate. Weeks ago they had no idea where they were going to live and play. Now, they’re expected to know the playbook and their assignments. [read more]
Turns the page.
Man, Antoine Winfield’s 2024 season was about as big of a disaster as an NFL player could have short of a catastrophic injury. [read more]
Joe chuckled when hearing Todd Bowles say the following. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Hold up. Before people start throwing rocks at Joe, let’s be clear: The headline is sarcasm. [read more]
Sterling Shepard
Lots of mixed feelings among Bucs fans when it comes to veteran receiver Sterling Shepard.
The 32-year-old has his detractors. [read more]
Antoine Winfield (right) walks off the practice field today with undrafted rookie safety Shilo Sanders.
So the Bucs have a couple of players whose dads were true NFL superstars: Antoine Winfield, Jr. and Shilo Sanders. [read more]
Confident.
What has been a disconnect between the Bucs and fans — not just Bucs fans but NFL fans — is now a full-blown major disconnect. [read more]
