“New salary cap is going up how much?”

You see that bright ray of light coming from Carlton Davis and Chris Godwin’s houses? [read more]

Bucs legend Warren Sapp still pays close attention to his Buccaneers, even though he’s been ousted from mainstream media for more than six years. [read more]

The wild and unprecedented July hype coming for our beloved Buccaneers will start earlier than expected. [read more]

“Tommy, we’re going to light people’s arses on fire.”

With OTAs in full swing, for those who show up, it gives a chance for football fans to start debating the best the NFL has to offer. [read more]

Large bonuses available.

If the Bucs successfully complete their stated mission for 2021, “Go for Two,” Bucs furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing receiver Antonio Brown will likely make a lot of bank. [read more]

One of the crimes in the wake of lockdown restrictions to help deaden the spread of The Sickness last year was that Bucs fans were robbed of witnessing in-person football’s equivalent of Halley’s Comet.

That would be a Bucs Super Bowl-winning season. [read more]

Steals from best teammates.

Joe has already written how Tom Brady will leave a lasting footprint on the organization for years to come. [read more]

Health report.

So we all know now that Tom Brady worked out and presumably threw passes to Bucs receivers on Monday. [read more]

Rehab status update.

Hey, O.J. Howard is alive! [read more]

Discusses missing players.

On Monday, as many as nine Bucs offensive players along with Tom Brady worked out at the New York Yankees’ minor league complex, a 25-minute walk (by Google Maps measurements) from One Buc Palace. [read more]

Rookie Grant Stuard

Now is the time of year that a Mr. Irrelevant draft pick needs to impress coaches at every turn. [read more]

Joe sees a lot of confusion on social media regarding why Tom Brady and many of his offensive mates are training a quarter mile away from Bucs headquarters on a New York Yankees field when they have been blessed to do the exact same thing — on their own schedule — at One Buc Palace. [read more]

Bucs backup QB Ryan Griffin.

(As expected, here are notes from today’s OTA practice that was open to the pen and mic club. It was mostly position work, seven-on-seven and 11-on-11. No pads other than helmets. No hitting or tackling, though Joe did see a linebacker get too handsy on a harmless short pass route and knocked receiver T.J. Simmons to the ground. That’s a no-no and the defender got hollered at for it. Like Joe detailed earlier, no starters were in attendance unless you count Giovani Bernard as a starter.) [read more]

Bucco Bruce Arians following today’s practice

The coaches and training staff almost outnumbered the players at One Buc Palace today. [read more]

Tight ends O.J. Howard and Cameron Brate

Tampa Bay’s spring schedule will be lighter this year. [read more]

When it comes to Antonio Brown, it feels best to not assuming anything. [read more]

Knows he is underrated.

Year after year since the day he was drafted by the Bucs, linebacker Lavonte David has been among the league leaders in tackles and other key stats. [read more]

New Lightning fan.

So it seems Bucs stud right tackle Tristan Wirfs took a break from carrying trees and throwing an ungodly amount of weight in the air, and jumping out of pools and other beastly things, to watch hockey. [read more]

Gets under people’s skin.

If you get guys on the other line of scrimmage from you pissed off on a regular basis, that means you are doing something right. You are in their heads. [read more]

It was reported recently that Bucs quarterback Tom Brady made a passionate plea in a conference call to fellow members of the National Football League Players Association to boycott voluntary OTAs.

That didn’t mean Brady wasn’t going to work. [read more]

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Ever since Bruce Arians and his posse arrived, this offense has been taking no prisoners. [read more]