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Bucs underwear football practice Wednesday.
Some notes from Bucs underwear football practice today. Once again, a disclaimer: This is underwear football. There is no hitting of any sort. No tackling. No pads. Just shorts, a uniform jersey and a helmet. Think flag football without the flags. [read more]
Bucs backup QB Kyle Trask.
Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett personally knows the pain of handing off a Super Bowl team to a nothing-special quarterback from a living legend QB. [read more]
Bucs sack king Shaq Barrett.
All signs seem to point toward Tom Brady throwing in the towel for good after this season. That doesn’t mean he will, but it sure looks that way. [read more]
Bucs ILB Devin White strives to be like Luke.
Bucs inside linebacker Devin White has had a nice three-year start to his career.
Already White has a Super Bowl ring and a Pro Bowl appearance. Most guys never get either. [read more]
Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett.
Joe did not like a message from Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett today. [read more]
Joe Tryon-Shoyinka pass rushing inside of former Bucs Pro Bowler Jason Pierre-Paul, aka JPP.
The Bucs need second-year edge rusher Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to improve. It’s on Todd Bowles’ must-happen list, assuming he has one. [read more]
Injuries mean little in May, but sometimes they end up meaning a lot. [read more]
“He’s toast, Mr. Glazer?”
Joe often references former Buccaneers with access deep inside the walls of One Buc Palace.
Hall of Famer Warren Sapp is one of those guys. [read more]
Joe always has maintained that Tom Brady will want to keep playing for the Bucs as long as — first and foremost — his offensive line stays mighty. [read more]
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“Who you callin’ ‘old?’”
Tom Brady is encroaching into uncharted waters and walking on a freshly snow-covered field. [read more]
Dynamic duo. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
For the handful of weeks before Tom Brady had his rapture in March, Mike Evans was not a happy guy. During the 40 days Brady was retired, Evans spoke on the record about Brady a few times and it was quite clear Evans was depressed about the situation. [read more]
Rookie DL Logan Hall.
This week, NFL Films analyst Greg Cosell, widely respected throughout the league as a savvy film guru, did his regular weekly spot on the “Ross Tucker Football Podcast” and had things to say about Bucs rookie defensive lineman Logan Hall. [read more]
Return clues mount.
So we know Bucs’ will-he-or-won’t-he, foot-rubbing tight end Rob Gronkowski is in town, and Tom Brady put Gronk to work at the Yankees’ minor league complex on Himes Avenue. [read more]
Devin White has a declaration.
Beautiful day on the practice fields of One Buc Palace today.
Too bad media wasn’t permitted to document the fun for fans. [read more]
“Tom, Maybe the Rays can use me? Then, I can do the hitting.”
Over the weekend, Bucs’ will-he-or-won’t-he, foot-rubbing tight end Rob Gronkowski was in South Florida, specifically at the Hard Rock in Hollywood. His long-time girlfriend Camille Kostek had a function for the jumped-the-shark Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. [read more]
Joe’s been having fun today mauling A+ food and Florida’s best craft beer at a Big Storm Brewery taproom while studying the NFL’s technology-produced Next Gen Stats. [read more]
Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
As Brent Musberger would say, “our friends in the desert” seem to like the Bucs’ season win-total at 11.5. [read more]
Joe enjoys the NFL’s NextGen data because it’s objective, derived from sensors in equipment and tracked via technology.
There is no clown involved to spin the numbers. [read more]
