Geno Hayes Passes Away
April 27th, 2021
Dies at 33.
Former Bucs outside linebacker Geno Hayes passed away Monday night, his former high school coach told the Tallahassee Democrat. Hayes was 33. [read more]
Dies at 33.
Former Bucs outside linebacker Geno Hayes passed away Monday night, his former high school coach told the Tallahassee Democrat. Hayes was 33. [read more]
To read one prominent columnist opine about how the Bucs plan to attack the draft, if a guy the Bucs draft cannot get on the field this year, big deal! [read more]
Dealing.
No, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht doesn’t need a deluxe apartment in the sky. He’s got a nice pad in South Tampa despite his dog staining the kitchen floor and his pool unused. [read more]
Bucs GM Jason Licht.
Joe guesses this is an indirect hat tip to Team Glazer. For if they were not patient, Joe doubts we would still be waking up with hangovers on Saturday mornings from still celebrating the Bucs winning the Super Bowl. [read more]
Wake Forest DE Carlos Basham.
Boy, this here is a curveball. But who is Joe to argue? [read more]
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