Post-draft insight and fun from JoeBucsFan.com draft guru Sean Sullivan. Enjoy!
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JoeBucFan.com draft guru Sean Sullivan (left) alongside Sage of Tampa Bay Sports Ira Kaufman. Sullivan stunned the mock draft world with his 2025 results.
In the world of scoring mock draft results, getting seven first-round picks accurate represents a good finish. Not elite, but a very solid result. [read more]
Since Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht is the shot-caller when it comes to football operations, how much does he pull strings behind the scenes when there’s a coaching vacancy? [read more]
Last week Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht shed more behind his decision to draft Emeka Egbuka at No. 19 and added intel on Chris Godwin’s rehab. [read more]
The men who changed the course of football history, not just the NFL but college football as well, are a group of nameless people likely still in South Florida who Joe assumes have toney waterfront homes on Key Biscayne. [read more]
Rookie Bucs cornerback Jacob Parrish, the third-round pick.
Once upon a time an important figure in Bucs history explained how he was toughened up because his uncles “beat the crap out of me every day.” [read more]
A lot of folks are zeroed in on Bucs second-round pick Benjamin Morrison, the corner from Notre Dame. If healthy, some think he would have gone in the first round. [read more]
So why is electric Bucs rookie receiver/returner Tez Johnson such a big Cooper Kupp fan and raving about homemade videos Kupp sent his way? [read more]
So back in 2012, Joe remembers Bucs big shots talking about how their first-round draft pick filled a need tied to competing with division foes. [read more]
If the Bucs want to make a splash and are serious about making a Super Bowl run, shouldn’t the Bucs be seriously contemplating adding one of the better corners in the game? [read more]
One of the great mysteries within every draft is how a football organization forecasts next year’s crop. For example, a lot of folks scratched their heads when the Bucs drafted a receiver, not a defender at No. 19. [read more]
So would the Bucs have handed their first-year, first-time offensive coordinator another prime weapon if they didn’t have extreme confidence he could maximize it? [read more]
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May has arrived and Sage Ira is in midseason form looking deeper into the Bucs’ draft last week, exploring a forgotten subject and much more. Enjoy!
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Joe highly recommends the video below from KLRT-TV in Little Rock, Arkansas. 
So why is electric Bucs rookie receiver/returner Tez Johnson such a big Cooper Kupp fan and raving about homemade videos Kupp sent his way? 
So back in 2012, Joe remembers Bucs big shots talking about how their first-round draft pick filled a need tied to competing with division foes. 
