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Todd recaps the Foundation draft and why he used a throwback strategy based on both draft position and players available. The Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast is presented by Hooters!
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No respect for Bucs’ edge rush?
Joe is a burning bush kinda guy. Talk and hope are empty thoughts to Joe. Action and documentation mean something and hold real value. [read more]
Out.
The headline says it all. Third-year Bucs defensive lineman Logan Hall, a starter most of last year, won’t play in the season opener Sunday because of a bad foot.
Today, head coach Todd Bowles said it’s unclear when Hall will return as his rehab has been slow.
Bring on Will Gholston and Greg Gaines! Joe is not concerned.
Has believer at the four-letter.
Dan Graziano isn’t buying the John Elway Kirk Cousins hype. [read more]
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In episode #311 of The Todd Wright TODDcast, Todd uses trends and handicapping data to project all 14 NFL playoff teams and sees a scenario where the Chiefs fall just short of a historic Super Bowl three-peat. The Todd Wright TODDcast is presented by Brandon Legal Group and Pin Chasers. Click above to listen or to download. Or listen via Podcast Addict, TuneIn and other platforms.
Seven snaps enough?
What can we expect from the Bucs on Sunday? It doesn’t seem that Liam Coen is fully sure. [read more]
Ex-Bucs QB Shaun King years ago at a Tampa Bay practice with general manager Jason Licht.
One of four quarterbacks to lead the Bucs to the NFC Championship game, Shaun King, is one of Joe’s favorite analysts.
Smart, and he’s always got angles not heared elsewhere. [read more]
Mike Evans is no chest-pounding gloater, but he let a little bit of that cocky side of him slip out to media yesterday. [read more]
Bucs OC Liam Coen
Joe remembers way back in 2022 with the Bucs offense simply woeful, then offensive (emphasis on “offensive”) coordinator Byron Leftwich, in his normal condescending if not outright lying way, got into a sparring session with a couple of reporters. [read more]
Offensive line chatter.
For all who think the Bucs’ offensive line is the root of all evil and is fully to blame for bird flu, climate change and Roger Goodell, Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen said yesterday the cavalry has arrived. [read more]
It’s not just him.
It seems those in authority making personnel decisions in NFL circles simply do not like the veteran quarterbacks in the NFC South. [read more]
About 10 days into training camp, picking a 2024 summer MVP would have been easy for Joe.
YaYa Diaby was looking bigger, stronger and more dominant than any other Buccaneer. [read more]
Fans don’t like ugly.
Face it, it’s human nature. We don’t like to look at ugly. How often do you see Roseanne Barr advertise goods on TV? How many dudes would prefer to sit next to Rosie O’Donnell on a plane instead of Kate Beckinsale, even in first class? [read more]
Mike Florio of NBC Sports.
While his NBC Sports colleague Chris Simms, the ex-Bucs quarterback, thinks the Bucs will miss the playoffs in January, NFL super insider Mike Florio is picking the Bucs to expand on their playoff push of last season. [read more]
Great injury report for the Bucs today, which includes kicker Chase McLaughlin back practicing after missing yesterday — officially because of “abdomen/illness.”
(It’s unclear if that was bad South Tampa sushi or a muscle injury of some sort.)
Only defensive lineman Logan Hall (foot) and Earnest Brown (ribs), a fourth-year veteran at the bottom of the roster, were out today. Everyone else was full-go.
Seemingly because of those injuries, the Bucs signed veteran DT Ben Stille off the Cardinals practice squad today.
“Greeny, text that Glazer hacker and get me into Mike Sando’s inbox.”
So five NFL executives were surveyed anonymously by TheAthletic.com for their rankings of NFC teams. [read more]
Interesting stuff today at One Buc Palace today about a guy who last year logged his third consecutive 1,000-yard season. [read more]
New Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen.
So yesterday, head coach Todd Bowles was clear that Rachaad White is the opening day starting running back and after that, it’s a hot-hand philosophy on playing time. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 11:29 a.m. Poll closed at 1:30 p.m.
