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In this edition of The Todd Wright TODDcast, Todd offers two important reasons why the PGA Tour is losing players to a new league. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Bill Currie Ford. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen on Stitcher here, Google Podcasts here, and on other platforms.
Rookie DL Logan Hall.
Joe honestly doesn’t know what to expect from defensive lineman Logan Hall this year. Will the Bucs use him as an interior pass rusher? At an end position? Or just a run-eating tackle? [read more]
Satisfied with current roster.
Teams can never have enough good players. And there are still decent players on the street looking for work. [read more]
Mike Evans and his long-term future.
Joe got the shivers last night thinking about a Tom Brady-less Bucs team. Yes, it could happen in eight months. [read more]
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Bucs head coach Todd Bowles is the special guest on today’s Ira Kaufman Podcast. This is Part I of Coach Bowles’ lengthy sitdown with The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports and Joe! Another can’t-miss episode.
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Bucs coach Todd Bowles.
Joe thinks Todd Bowles did and said something yesterday, while very small in the grand scheme of things, that won him a lot of respect. [read more]
It would be a little sad to see Super Bowl-season hero Jason Pierre-Paul in a Baltimore uniform, and that very well could happen soon. [read more]
The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports, JoeBucsFan.com columnist Ira Kaufman, pressed Tom Brady today on a subject that set the NFL world on fire for several months, a story that continues to smolder today. [read more]
Waiting.
Earlier today, Day 3 and the final day of minicamp, was held in the Glazer Shed.
Joe saw a promising sight. [read more]
The man stepping in to try and fill the shoes of Chris Godwin is very much on the mind of Tom Brady. [read more]
The chatter in many NFL media circles about Tom Brady being ready to join the Dolphins in the Winter of 2022 as a football executive/owner finally got more clarity today. [read more]
Pro Bowl receiver Mike Evans.
Joe can see a couple of Bucs fans arguing about this over a few Big Storm Brewing beers. [read more]
Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich chats with a group of referees who worked yesterday’s Day 2 of minicamp.
Joe saw the coolest thing yesterday at underwear football practice/Day 2 of minicamp. [read more]
Todd Bowles talks kicking.
As Joe wrote the other day, history says Todd Bowles won’t be afraid to launch Ryan Succop in August if the Bucs’ Super Bowl kicker is struggling to keep up with challenger José Borregales.
Yesterday, Bowles reinforced that. [read more]
Donovan Smith
“He trying to get the real Donny fired up on camera.” — Bucs left tackle Donovan Smith, June 8, 2022. [read more]
Running back Ke’Shawn Vaughn.
It’s hard to read between the lines when head coach Todd Bowles speaks because he’s a cautious communicator at news conferences. [read more]
