Even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then.

NFC teams the Bucs play this year: Eagles, Lions, Bears, Vikings, 49ers, Falcons, Panthers, Saints. The Eagles, as I said, are significantly better...

The problem is his contract is up at the end of the year. After that you have to pay him, because he's already unhappy. Think about if you franchise...

1) Why not go to the Superbowl? The NFC teams with the best odds are the Eagles, SF and then Detroit. QBs - Hurts, Purdy and Goff. Apparently, a st...

Nobody is in denial. Everybody knows Mayfield is going to be the starter. I'd say 95% chance. I'm just saying they stated at the beginning what pro...

I don't think Bowles cares that much about the optics of the preseason. It's just preseason. He's been around long enough to know that all that matt...

Matera needs to chill out. Sure, the starter not to be named is Mayfield. Why don't they just name him? Because they committed to a process and the...

Trask did not make the decision tougher, but he did make it easier for the second guessers later on. The Bucs will start Mayfield going forward, but...

I don't know. Palmer made another great catch, but Moore seems to get more balls thrown his way at least tonight. There may not be a clearcut #3.

Licht has been negligent for not consulting the Oracle of Delphi to get some info. He should have known Gage would be getting multiple injuries and n...

I'm buying. He was a 6th round pick, so not a UDFA. Scotty Miller was drafted in the 6th Round and he worked out OK. I guess it depends on your own...

What? I'm not following. So the fact that the starters are sitting in the preseason has something to do with Bowles's perception of the talent level ...

No. He put one of them on Goedeke and one on the TE. He just said that other than that he had a solid game. It's funny. First he did put the blame ...

And as for "fake news". The reason to put quotations around that is because most "fake news" turns out to be true.

Please. The problem with the article is that he admits he's wrong, but he's telling the readers to admit they might be wrong as well. Well that ain...