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About the Author: Matt Matera

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Matt Matera joined Pewter Report as an intern in 2018 and worked his way to becoming a full-time Bucs beat writer in 2020. In addition to providing daily coverage of the Bucs for Pewter Report, he also spearheads the Pewter Report Podcast on the PewterReportTV YouTube channel. Matera also makes regular in-season radio appearances analyzing Bucs football on WDAE 95.3 FM, the flagship station of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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PewterReport.com presents the Pewter Nation Podcast, a weekly audio hour of news, analysis and inside scoop on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers delivered with a dose of humor and insight from Bucs beat writers Scott Reynolds, Mark Cook, Taylor Jenkins, Jon Ledyard and Matt Matera, who also serves as the show’s producer. Look for the Pewter Nation Podcast each week on PewterReport.com for your listening pleasure during the 2020 season.

In these unforeseen times, questions continue to grow for this upcoming NFL season. The preseason has already been reduced to from four to two games, and the NFLPA voted for having none, but we’ll see if that happens.

Another change this year is that there will be a limited amount of media at training camp for this season, and with that comes no video or photography during each practice. We discuss how much football fans will miss this, as they won’t get to see the instant highlight plays that they’ve been accustomed to. Could we see a schedule that is either moved back a month or has a limited number of games?

For the Bucs, they could be without Vita Vea for the beginning of training camp, which mean Rakeem “Nacho” Nunez-Roches will take his role. We discuss the importance of all the backups being ready this year because anyone could be put into a starter’s role at a moment notice with the ongoing pandemic. In which ways does this benefit and hurt the Bucs? Hear that and more in this new Pewter Nation Podcast.

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