vee-TUH!, vee-TUH!, vee-TUH! [read more]

Roster security.

It seems one follower of NFL football thinks Jamel Dean is toast. [read more]

Lots of smiles this fall?

Apparently Charles Robinson isn’t expecting much from the Bucs. [read more]

(Lack of) pass coverage.

Wonder if K.J. Britt and J.J. Russell will get blamed for this. [read more]

Bucs offensive assistant Tom Moore.

Joe has an interesting relationship with Bucs veteran offensive assistant Tom Moore. That is to say, Joe has no relationship with Moore. [read more]

This is what happens when the league knows you run behind a tremendous offensive line.

And it’s also what happens when allegedly respected people aren’t paying close enough attention. [read more]

“Bryan, why is our team misunderstood?”

Joe sees quality bias in the latest NFL newsletter from the pay-per-read site TheAthletic.com, a New York Times property with big-name reporters. [read more]

Six-time Bucs Pro Bowl defensive tackle and current head Tampa Bay cheerleader Gerald McCoy is a devoted guy. [read more]

When Baker Mayfield feels the heat.

Baker Mayfield has numbers and tendencies to really craft an offense around. [read more]

Rookie cornerback Jacob Parrish.

The greater Topeka, Kansas region is its own TV market and they love their Kansas State players. [read more]

Collapsing the pocket.

Regular readers of Joe know Joe isn’t much of a fan — hell, no fan at all — of quarterback pressures. [read more]

Ranking.

Whenever Joe types a post about Todd Bowles, the Bucs coach seems to lure both defenders and haters alike. [read more]

Dominant.

Joe knows who to lay cash on for the NFL’s new award, “Protector of the Year.” [read more]

Sealing wins.

Garbage take on Bucs defensive lineman Logan Hall. [read more]

Joe sees greatness in Calijah Kancey, when he’s not wearing street clothes injured, and so does a former Buccaneer. [read more]

Benjamin Morrison is not a win-the-day, one-day-at-a-time kind of guy. [read more]

The Bucs are not like other teams.

Not only does Tampa Bay give rookies significant playing time under Todd Bowles, the team steadily has quality rookies, guys relied upon heavily. [read more]

Growing respect.

Just a couple of years ago, Baker Mayfield was thrown on the trash heap of the NFL. [read more]

Baller.

It seems a Bucs rookie may have been the catalyst for one of the best offenses in the game last season. [read more]