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Bucs GM Jason Licht.
So Eagles general manager Howie Roseman is a slam dunk for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Joe believes.
He built a Super Bowl winner, then overhauled the Philadelphia roster and lost and won another Super Bowl with a different head coach. That puts Roseman in very rare company. [read more]
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Todd details his conversation with Super Bowl XXXVII winning QB Brad Johnson about Brad’s recent participation in the 2025 Pop-A-Shot National Championship. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Plantation Palms. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen via Podcast Addict, TuneIn and other platforms.
Bucs rookie cornerback Jacob Parrish.
Fun time today hearing Lavonte David give a scouting report on the Bucs rookie cornerbacks and assess what he likes in corners overall. [read more]
Explains backup OL desires.
Bucs coach Todd Bowles made one thing clear this morning: [read more]
Discusses long forgotten OL.
There is a guy the Bucs were rumored to have signed last year who was supposed to battle for snaps at left guard. And Joe knows, for unknown reasons, a gaggle of Bucs fans are rabid fans. [read more]
The most popular undrafted free agent rookie in a Bucs training camp Joe can remember is on the roster now. That’s safety Shilo Sanders, Deion Sanders’ 25-year-old son. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Joe’s always obsessed with improving the Bucs pass rush, and Joe is not alone. [read more]
Charlie Heck
Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht, a true offensive line whisperer, stood firmly behind left tackle Charlie Heck today.
And Heck will be a very important figure in less than five weeks. [read more]
“Sharp” this morning.
Joe does not believe in coincidences when it comes to the NFL. [read more]
Another day, another play.
OK, here goes. Buckle up because Joe is very redundant with the following. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
After practice today, Bucs brass spoke to the local pen and mic club about the very likely addition of veteran quarterback and championship high school coach Teddy Bridgewater. [read more]
Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht was very upbeat talking about pending new Bucs quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. [read more]
UPDATED: Another quarterback is in the house! And he’s a long-time favorite of Bucco Bruce Arians and many others in the Bucs’ heirarchy. [read more]
UPDATED: *Ahhhhh, a slight breeze and a little less humid this morning at One Buc Palace as the Bucs are back in full pads following two days off. Practice should have a little more bite to it, especiallly with Baker Mayfield returning from his injured hand.
*Here are Joe’s highlights, lowlights and observations from Day 10 of training camp: [read more]
Running ways Chucky-approved.
So Chucky recently broke down the Bucs for his NFC South preview in his latest Barstool Sports video. Fun stuff. [read more]
Kicker Chase McLaughlin (right) patrols One Buc Palace like a boss.
With all the gushing and glowing at One Buc Palace, nobody pulling a check from Team Glazers seems comfortable talking about one of their huge free agent signings of the 2025 offseason. [read more]
Taking a physical.
[UPDATE: 8:32 a.m.] Though nothing has been confirmed, despite him taking a physical in Tampa currently, but a former NFL player working for CBS claims the Bucs have signed a quarterback. [read more]
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Todd continues the wide receiver discussion by highlighting numbers put up by Ja’Marr Chase and finds significant value in some names that were not among the top ten in targets in 2024. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters!
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Heat from a rookie?
Joe smells a plant. [read more]
Offensive Player of the Year?
Joe remembers the late great dean of Tampa Bay sports radio, “The Big Dog,” Steve Duemig, and his philosophy of sports wagering. [read more]
