Joe Tryon-Shoyinka Finds Work

March 11th, 2025

Gone

Outside linebacker Joe Tryon-Shoyinka is now a former Bucs player.

The first round pick in the 2021 draft never panned out with the Bucs. His high-water mark was five sacks in 2023. Today, he signed with the Browns on a one-year, $4.75 million deal, reports Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports.

JTS will now get to work with Jim Schwartz, the famed defensive guru who runs the Cleveland defense. Joe will be interested to see how JTS does now that the only thing he needs to worry about is rushing the passer and he won’t have to worry about covering DK Metcalf or Ja’Marr Chase.

64 Responses to “Joe Tryon-Shoyinka Finds Work”

  1. gotbbucs Says:

    Probably do well in a Wide-9 scheme.

  2. Pickgrin Says:

    1 year – $4.75M

    Good luck Joe…..

  3. FlBoy84 Says:

    But he’s a Swiss Army knife…

  4. heyjude Says:

    Somewhat surprised on this. He has a year to do well there. Hope he does.

  5. Aqualung Says:

    He also gets to work along side Myles Garrett. Who would be surprised if JTS has a breakout year for sacks when not smothered by the complexities and pass coverage demands of the genius’s defense?

  6. Dewey Selmon Says:

    He’s going to get 7 sacks just from the QB running right into his arms from trying to avoid Garrett on the other side.

  7. firethecannons Says:

    good! glad to see thiss disappointment go anywhere else

  8. Paratrooper Buc Says:

    JTS would too often be out powered by OL and didn’t have the skills to outthink or outmaneuver. Maybe he needs better coaching. We shall see.

  9. D-Rome Says:

    Oh well. The Bucs took a flyer on him addressing a position of need and it didn’t work out. There isn’t a DE from that draft class that made it to the Pro Bowl so it’s not as if the team missed on that pick trying to address a need.

  10. AlabamaBucsFan Says:

    If JTS does well, it tells then you a lot about our coaches and their ability to teach young pass rushers.

  11. fire bowles Says:

    good he left now get rid of hayes

  12. Tbbucs3 Says:

    “If JTS does well, it tells then you a lot about our coaches and their ability to teach young pass rushers.”

    Typical Bucs fan mindset….place the blame Bowles instead of Jason Licht for drafting cruddy pass rushers smh

  13. ocala Says:

    Bucs signed Anthony Nelson to two year deal

  14. Joe in Michigan Says:

    Just change their name to the Cleveland Steamers and get it over with.

  15. Gipper Says:

    Who else but the misguided Browns would sign JTS?

  16. FloridaMarine Says:

    “This guy sucks!” -Bob Barker v Happy Gilmore

  17. HC Grover Says:

    Oh Noooo….not plan 9. We are doomed.

  18. Beeej Says:

    Do they play 4-3 or 3-4?

  19. Joseph C Simmons Says:

    He’s going to get 7 sacks just from the QB running right into his arms from trying to avoid Garrett on the other side.

    Much more likely that JTS will be backing up Garrett on the right side than starting on the left, especially at his salary.

  20. BA’s Red Pen Says:

    The magical mystery chess piece has departed?!?! Oh the humanity!!!

  21. ElioT Says:

    Well… bye.

  22. DBS Says:

    The Browns? I wonder if this was his only option to stay in the NFL?

  23. Rod Munch Says:

    The Browns play a 4-3 I believe. Will be interesting to see what he does as DE, I think it will be a much better fit for him, assuming that’s how they use him. Until about 5 games into last season, he was slowly improving each year – then I’m not sure what happened as he pretty much disappeared completely. Still, he’s a young guy, has decent production in terms of numbers, so it wouldn’t shock me if he ends up playing in the NFL for a long time.

  24. Waterboy Says:

    Good luck to him! He gave 100% that’s all you can ask of a guy but unfortunately he never progressed. Beckles will have to find a new punching bag now.

  25. Rod Munch Says:

    AlabamaBucsFan Says:
    March 11th, 2025 at 3:10 pm
    If JTS does well, it tells then you a lot about our coaches and their ability to teach young pass rushers.

    ——–

    It would just tell me that he was never a good fit in a 3-4 defense, and always should have been a 4-3 DE.

    But we shall see what he does, if anything.

  26. Wild Bill Says:

    Looked like racehorse, played like a nag. For the Bucs anyhow. Hope he finds a better home in a new system.

  27. Lightningvinny Says:

    Never underestimate the power of the Schwartz!!!!

  28. Mike Johnson Says:

    Might be good for JTS. Myles Garrett often draws double and triple teams. This ought to give an experienced guy like JTS lots of action. Good luck to him. Sorry it did not work out for you here in Tampa Bay.

  29. Kieran Says:

    Browns have Jalon Darden and JTS, good luck with that

  30. Bosch Says:

    If the Ron and Ron show still aired in the Tampa market would be saying…..(drumroll)…

  31. Bosch Says:

    See ya!

  32. Red86 Says:

    Wish you the best JTS.

  33. Joe in Michigan Says:

    Rod Munch Says:
    March 11th, 2025 at 4:12 pm
    The Browns play a 4-3 I believe. Will be interesting to see what he does as DE, I think it will be a much better fit for him, assuming that’s how they use him. Until about 5 games into last season, he was slowly improving each year – then I’m not sure what happened as he pretty much disappeared completely. Still, he’s a young guy, has decent production in terms of numbers, so it wouldn’t shock me if he ends up playing in the NFL for a long time.
    ^^^^^^^^

    Decent production? Decent production? Are you kidding me, decent production? I hope he gets a sack, another sack (in Jim Mora’s voice).

  34. Bucsfan Says:

    Looked like Tarzan-played like Jane.

  35. Alvin Scissors Harper Says:

    Nobody in the history of the NFL ran themself out of more plays than Joe Tryon-Stinka. Time for him to stink it up with the Browns now. Very apropos.

  36. Vanessa Anne Says:

    I have mixed feelings about this.

    We will never know if he would have been a great edge/DE here in Tampa

    Coach Swiss Cheese had him doing everything else half the time.

    Maybe if the guy had practiced and played closer to 100% of the time at the position he was drafted for, he might have done a whole lot better.

    On the other hand, 4+ years even playing your position at 50% of the time is long enough to show some serious progress, which he never really did.

  37. OHBucFan Says:

    He’ll be out of the league in two years. No fire, no desire.

  38. Jmarkbuc Says:

    VA

    Too much jogging around watching the play. JTS only quick moves were to the bank on paydays.

  39. EEK Says:

    high expectations for him
    incredible athlete but just couldn’t perform consistently enough
    he’ll probably be in the league for a long time — he’s still really young
    NFL is so intense

  40. Eckwood Says:

    @ Alvin scissors…… Eric Curry, Keith, McCants, and Gerald McCoy……… At least Gerald was a very talented player that made a lot of plays, but boy did he run himself out of a lot of plays.

  41. Tony Says:

    They can have him & he’ll probably end up looking alot better because he’s gonna have Garrett with him. I’m sure he’s gonna think he’s gonna be the next best thing if it happens then. They should turn him into the janitor or waterboy or concession stand worker instead. A cheerleader or mascot would work, too!

  42. SlyPirate Says:

    AlabamaBucsFan Says:
    If JTS does well, it’ll tell you about our coaches and their ability to teach.

    ^^^^^

    JTS has all the physical tools. I’m really interested to see what he does.

  43. Rod Munch Says:

    Joe in Michigan Says:
    Decent production?

    ———–

    Going into last season – which is what I said I was referring to – he had 13 sacks in 34 starts, and had a 17 game pace of 57 tackles.

    Yes, that is decent production, in particular for a guy who was very green coming out of college and who had improved each year.

    Last year, however, after starting out OK he fell off a cliff.

    He always looked to me like he’d be a much better 4-3 DE as he just doesn’t look natural playing standing up. We’ll see, not that it’s our problem anymore.

  44. Rod Munch Says:

    Eckwood Says:
    March 11th, 2025 at 5:54 pm
    @ Alvin scissors…… Eric Curry, Keith, McCants, and Gerald McCoy……… At least Gerald was a very talented player that made a lot of plays, but boy did he run himself out of a lot of plays.

    ————–

    McCoy was a 3-time ALL-PRO, and a 6-time Pro Bowler.

    The hate on McCoy is just flat out retarded.

  45. Ed Says:

    Not a difference maker

  46. BucsFan81 Says:

    Going to miss the JTS Memes. Who we going to blame now if we still don’t have a pass rush.

  47. Yall don't get it Says:

    @ Alvin Scissors Harper

    Gaines Adams. Rest his soul.

  48. Fred McNeil Says:

    Good luck JTS. He seemed to give good effort. I wish him well in Cleveland.

  49. Fred McNeil Says:

    You left out Ron Holmes.

  50. Simeon4HOF Says:

    Appreciate the plays he made at times for us last year.
    Cya

  51. Curse of Gruden Says:

    Joe, are you sure he signed with the Cleveland Browns and not UPS, who use those brown trucks.

  52. Beeej Says:

    That was my thinking also. Rod, in a 4-3 is main job is to not get past the offensive tackles hit the quarterback

  53. KnoxvilleBuc Says:

    Solid move by JTS. Get to learn from Garrett and play in an aggressive scheme at DE which will suit him well. Superior athleticism but the inability to disengage is prevalent. I would contribute his lack of growth to skipping his senior year in college for Covid and probably put some blame on player development at his position. Wish him well but he’s got a long road ahead

  54. BuccaDAWG Says:

    He will fit in there well good bye

  55. DunkinDFDubya Says:

    Ron & Ron… that’s a stroll down memory lane. The old 95YNF days.

    Anyways later JTS!

  56. Destinjohnny Says:

    Bust

  57. toopanca Says:

    I actually was hoping that the Bucs would keep him as a backup. But, it looks like he got a better deal in Cleveland.

  58. LongSeason Says:

    Sing with me.
    Shoynk Shoynk is an oink oink.
    He’s perfect for the Browns.
    Good riddance.

  59. Teacherman Says:

    He had the best punt block in Bucs history.

  60. Joe in Michigan Says:

    Yeah Rod Munch, I was just joking. I do expect more production from the new starter, though.

  61. Hodad Says:

    Nice guy, drafted to high, not his fault.

  62. It's Corn Says:

    If he succeeds, then the Bucs should never draft an OLB/DE again with Licht/Bowles in command.

  63. D-Rok Says:

    “Lightningvinny Says:
    March 11th, 2025 at 4:22 pm
    Never underestimate the power of the Schwartz!!!!”

    Great Spaceballs reference – I spit out my coffee.

    I hope JTS does well in his new city.

  64. BAKERSBucs says Says:

    Many knuckleheads on this site talk bout Bowles over complex defense skeems if u r stupid & can’t adapt to coache’s play book I suggest to find another line of work u make millions but sound like gronkowski duh which way did he go you don’t need to b in Tampa

 

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