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Definitely a lot of hometown hype for the Bucs, even if the national media has been lukewarm for the most part. The positivity is justified on the of...
Of course forcing 3rd and longs and making the QB get rid of the ball is something all defenses want to do all the time. But what will defenses try t...
I'm excited about Egbuka. Defenses will have to put pressure on Baker quickly to make him get rid of the ball. Otherwise he's going to have a smorg...
It's true that Licht has always been able to keep his core together. But all contracts are about the cap. Skule was a cap casualty. But the main po...
My suggestion was why not get a deal done with Baker right now? The longer you wait, the more it's going to cost. The sooner you do it the better th...
Well the timing is that it's the beginning of training camp and the Bucs don't want anybody to get complacent. According to JBF Bowles indicated that...
Licht sure has a way with words. At first glance, it's a complement, but at second glance it's a message - perhaps a challenge. The Bucs are not rea...
Except for when Brady was signed of course.
Exhibit A: Anthony Walker. Bucs sign him for one year and 1.4 mil FA signing. He's the reason all of a sudden we have depth at ILB. Exhibit B: ...
"almost"? Well, the Bucs injuries aren't insurmountable, since the Wirfs and Godwin injuries aren't season ending. They should be back. But it's s...
My ten based on impact on the field over time. not community or fan popularity or projecting future results. Brady's impact was huge even for a short...
On PRs top 50 they include Goedeke and Winfield as well as Wirfs and Mayfield. They are projecting future performance IMO. Winfield and Wirfs have h...
You think Shaq Barrett would be a team leader if he's fighting for a roster spot? I just don't think so. Of course he would be respected for his past...
The real leadership has to come from the best players. Sure the depth guys can have an impact on the locker room, but once a guy is on the downswing ...
