League-leader.

For the past couple of years, Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians has beaten the drum that Carlton Davis is Tampa Bay’s shutdown corner. [read more]

Hard to top 2018 draft.

Joe used to refer to the Bucs’ draft of 2015 as the “Grand Slam.” It brought the four starters who had the team on the cusp of the playoffs with a 9-7 record in their second season. [read more]

Yes, general manager Jason Licht loves his new recruits and he dropped more love on them last week. [read more]

So it is written. So let it be done. [read more]

Traditionally, the opening night game on Thursday Night Football is the Super Bowl champion hosting perhaps its best opponent on the schedule. [read more]

A little over a year ago, Bucco Bruce Arians was selling Bucs fans on the fact his team was just one player away.

Eliminate so many needless turnovers from the quarterback position and great things will come. [read more]

Last week, Jason Licht and Bucco Bruce Arians made it clear that their dream teams won’t lost long. [read more]

Bucs DC Todd Bowles.

The first time Joe heard the term “worst-to-first” was when the Bucs went from the speed bag of the NFL to winning the 1979 NFC Central and advancing to the NFC title game. [read more]

Thoughts on new Bucs QB.

Ian Beckles was talking Bucs draft. So Joe was listening. [read more]

College coaches approved.

In a lot of ways, the NFL and college football are two different games. [read more]

Trying to find a flaw.

At face value, Joe thought this was total nonsense. But after peeling a few onion skins, it made a little sense. [read more]

”Gunslinger” has not been an adjective used for Tom Brady very often during the majority of his career. [read more]

Super Bowl general manager Jason Licht entered last week’s NFL Draft with a few firm convictions. [read more]

So the four-letter has a list, written by one of the PFF tribe cultists, documenting what are believed to be the greatest steals of the 2021 draft. [read more]

“Just watch, Mr. Glazer.”

The high-octane, 30-plus-points-per-game Tampa Bay offense was just warming up last season and just got a fresh shot of juice.

That was Joe’s takeaway from GM Jason Licht talking this week. [read more]

Talkin’ defense.

The way former Bucs guard and current popular local sports radio personality Ian Beckles sees it, when you watch film of a college player, one element gives away whether the guy can ball on the NFL level or not. [read more]

Yes, the Bucs were wonderful against the run last year and after the bye, the offense clicked just like everyone thought it would. [read more]

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The surviving members of the 1972 Dolphins must be casting a wary eye toward the Buccaneers. [read more]

Bucs offensive assistant/QB guru Tom Moore

It’s a little known fact among NFL fans that the standard contract for an assistant coach is a two-year deal with guaranteed money. [read more]

Bucs GM Jason Licht (clutching bad beer)

Our glorious Super Bowl general manager Jason Licht is a dangerous man. [read more]

Admires Bucs rookie QB.

Terry Bradshaw was a tough SOB as a quarterback. [read more]