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So head coach Todd Bowles volunteered today that the Bucs probably had more guys unavailable to practice than those who could.
That’s why the Bucs left their pads in their locker and had a walk-through Wednesday session in the Glazer Shed. [read more]
So what’s the story behind the longest outdoor field goal in NFL history, 65 yards, converted Sunday by Bucs kicker Chase McLaughlin? [read more]
So veteran defensive tackle Greg Gaines, who’s been starting in place of Calijah Kancey, left Sunday’s game with a pectoral injury. [read more]
About six weeks ago Todd Bowles referenced rookie receiver Tez Johnson needing more time to “grasp the offense.”
That’s still a thing. [read more]
A month practicing and playing out of position comes with a price. [read more]
Big loss says the PFF tribe.
As Joe typed many times over the offseason, and fans talked about it, too; it wasn’t if Jamel Dean would get hurt, it was when. [read more]
Back to the lab.
How bad have the Bucs’ special teams been through the first four games of this year? Joe’s glad you asked. [read more]
Bucs RB Bucky Irving.
Last week when Bucs offensive coordinator Josh Grizzard held his weekly press conference, Joe asked Grizzard about the number of carries that Bucky Irving was getting. [read more]
Offensive line coach Kevin Carberry.
This isn’t great, but it isn’t bad. [read more]
Walk-through today.
Late Tuesday night, Joe was scrolling through Twitter and noticed NFL columnist Mike Sando of The Athletic published an interesting video. [read more]
Update.
Yesterday, Bucs coach Todd Bowles said running back Bucky Irving was one of several Bucs players getting MRI tests. Bowles offered no additional details. [read more]
It sounds like Chris Godwin might have a lot less rust on him than some believe. [read more]
A lot of Bucs fans don’t believe Bucky Irving really fumbled Sunday against the Eagles deep in Bucs territory. [read more]
No sugarcoating this.
The atrocious Bucs’ special teams are so bad, now you’ve got people from the front office barking about it on national TV. [read more]
Rookie making an impact.
When the Bucs drafted Elijah Roberts in the fifth round out of SMU by way of Miami, Roberts was a sneaky good edge rusher. [read more]
The Bucs certainly aren’t intimidated by the world champion Eagles, winners of 10 consecutive games, including four in the postseason and Sunday against Tampa Bay. [read more]
How does this happen? [read more]
The Buccaneers officially named their top 50 players in team history this month and cornerback Aqib Talib wasn’t on the list.
He’s not happy about it. [read more]
