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New Bucs safety Keanu Neal
Joe remains stunned, in a good way, that the Bucs signed hard-hitting and healthy safety Keanu Neal to a one-year deal for just a shade over $1 million. [read more]
New Bucs head coach Todd Bowles.
If Tom Brady departed Tampa, Bucs fans inevitably would say some form of, “Damn, that’ll cost us three regular season wins with X as our new quarterback.” Some would have gone there to a degree if Todd Bowles left for a head coaching gig in January.
But what about Bucco Bruce Arians? [read more]
Not Tom Brady.
A guy who gives off the whiff that he is something of a Tom Brady intimate, former NFL coffee fetcher and general manager Michael Lombardi, doesn’t believe Brady and the Bucs were involved in any sort of conspiracy. [read more]
Torn.
So as Joe has detailed, Bucs foot-rubbing tight end Rob Gronkowski told Jimmy Kimmel he isn’t sure if he wants to get beaten up for 17 weeks again (not counting playoffs) and that is why he hasn’t re-signed with the Bucs yet. [read more]
Clemson cornerback Andrew Booth.
Joe remembers folks used to grumble about the drafting of Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht. We found out just how important coaching is. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Joe thinks it is fair to say free agency season is nearly over, even though the Bucs signed two this week. It’s approaching a month since the free agency dinner bell rang and 20 days from the draft. [read more]
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Baller.
General manager Jason Licht is on top of the mountain, as far as Joe is concerned.
It’s not his fault the Bucs didn’t beat the Rams in January. Plus, the team is riding a 22-5 run. [read more]
Unnamed on network TV.
Joe is convinced when furniture-tossing, bicycle-winging, tantrum-throwing, quitting receiver Antonio Brown jogged into the tunnel after doing topless jumping jacks in the end zone at MetLife Stadium, so too went the Bucs’ chances of a Super Bowl repeat. [read more]
Unlike most folks covering the team, Joe is a Bucs fan and is proud to admit it rather than pretending to be neutral. [read more]
Washington CB Kyler Gordon.
NFL Network’s Peter Schrager has a handle on what is going on inside the walls of a lot of teams because he’s got a good network of intel. So the past couple of weeks he’s been working his sources to find out where teams seem to be leaning in the draft. [read more]
For the five total seasons Todd Bowles was Bucco Bruce Arians’ defensive coordinator, Arians’ teams were a combined 52-29 in the regular season, plus 5-2 in the playoffs. [read more]
Tom Brady wins (again).
This was the greatest news any Bucs fan could have hoped for. But it came at a price. [read more]
Void a big concern.
It appears this Bucs team is just about set. [read more]
Network TV appearance.
So for the first time since probably the playoffs, Bucs foot-rubbing tight end Rob Gronkowski sat down for an interview. [read more]
Bucs FS Keanu Neal.
Joe just loves to see a guy motivated in the spring. [read more]
Some might call this a bit of a parting shot. [read more]
The NFL Draft is three weeks away and the Buccaneers’ senior consultant assigned to the front office is not parked in the film room or holding the hand of the new Tampa Bay head coach. [read more]
What a yawner this is following this afternoon’s news of the Bucs’ signing safety Keanu Neal in free agency. [read more]
Former Gators great in the house.
Another big name is in The Licht House!
This time it’s a young, former first-round pick, a former Pro Bowler. [read more]
