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Ndamukong Suh #93 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Photo by Frederick Breedon/Getty Images
With all the debate surrounding Suh’s contract signing, I’m here to show you why his impact isn’t always on the stat sheet.
On March 25th of this year, Ndamukong Suh re-signed a 1-year $8 million dollar contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Since then, there has been a lot of speculation as to whether or not he is worth what he is being paid.
A lot of naysayers cite that his statistics...
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Sooner or later, Tampa Bay will need to find a long-term partner for Vita Vea on the interior of the defensive line. Could that be this year?
One of the Buccaneers’ top priorities this offseason was keeping their front seven from 2019 together. They did a great job with that task, with only Carl Nassib walking out the door (for a hefty payday in Las Vegas, to be fair). Shaquil Barrett and Jason Pierre-Paul are back to man the edges, while both Ndamukong Suh...
For a franchise that has long struggled to attract big names, adding arguably the greatest QB of all time still feels like a dream.
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SR's Fab 5: Ruggs A Round 1 Option For Bucs? Miller Wants No. 3 WR Role | Pewter Report
Bucs head coach Bruce Arians and general manager Jason Licht saw what life was like without the team’s pair of Pro Bowl receivers, Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, last year down the stretch.
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The head coach is 67. The starting quarterback is 42. The playoff drought is 12 years.
Here’s What Eli Manning Thinks...
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Could this prospect be the first offensive lineman taken by the Bucs in the first round since they selected Davin Joseph in 2006?
Offensive line help is what fans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been asking for, for a while. Could this be the year the team finally invests a first round pick on the front line? If so, it would certainly help to secure a unit which looked improved last year from 2018, but still has room for improvement heading into 2020.
As...
Donald Trump looked for advice and help in many areas in formulating his response to the coronavirus pandemic. That search apparently included consulting with one of entertainment’s biggest power couples. ABC’s Katherine Faulders and John Santucci reported on Friday night that the president sought advice from Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez regarding the coronavirus. That seems like a bizarre place for the president to go in his conversations, but he’s a sports fan and also said he...
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With special guests Ian Glendon and Ken Grant
Man. You wanna talk about a loaded show?
Join me as I chat with Ian Glendon of Full Press Coverage Buccaneers about the addition of Tom Brady. Ken Grant of Prime Time Sports Talk then joins me to discuss Joe Haeg and a couple of other topics surrounding the Bucs.
Then, I give my thought’s on Bruce Arians’ comments regarding Antonio Brown.
Don’t. Miss. This.
Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is wondering the same thing as many: Why on Earth would the New England Patriots let Tom Brady slip through their fingers? "I just did not imagine him leaving, them letting him go and him going somewhere else, just from my experience," Manning told the New York Post's Steve Serby. Manning defeated Brady twice in the Super Bowl, and even he recognized that the 42-year-old's decision was out of the ordinary. It was reported that the Patriots were...
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How does this up and coming group look, one week into the new year?
Earlier this week, Matt Matera of PewterReport.com joined the Locked On Bucs Podcast to take a closer look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offense following the first week of free-agency. Taylor Jenkins, also from Pewter Report, joined the show later in the week to discuss the defense, and try to gauge how the franchise might move forward after the first week of moves have been filed.
With...
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It’s the Brady effect.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue to get recognized nationally. The 2020 scheduled is filled with big games like the ones at home featuring the Chiefs, Chargers, and the Packers. But thanks to the recent acquisition of quarterback Tom Brady, early spreads out of Vegas have the Bucs favored in many games.
In fact, nearly all their games.
Courtesy of Cool Media PR, Vegas oddmakers have the Bucs listed as favorites in 13 of their games...
The National Football League on Thursday released a PSA featuring such superstars as Tom Brady and Russell Wilson in which the message “Stay Home, Stay Strong” is relayed amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The roster of league luminaries who also appear in the pubic service announcement includes the likes of Brett Favre, Ray Lewis, Derek Carr, Jerry Rice and Michael Strahan, among many others. The PSA — which officially launched the NFL’s #StayHomeStayStrong initiative — came...
Eli Manning is settling nicely into retirement, even as the coronavirus pandemic impacts him and his family like everyone else. In a recent interview, the longtime New York Giants quarterback not only opened up about the effect the COVID-19 outbreak has had on his home life, but also weighed in on unquestionably the biggest story of the NFL offseason. Just like everyone else, Manning admitted to being left blown away by the news that Tom Brady has left the New England Patriots after two...
Tom Brady and Bruce Arians are two of the great offensive masterminds in football, and that understandably has Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans excited about what’s to come. But will it be Brady or Arians who has to learn a new system after doing things a certain way for many years? Perhaps both. Michael Silver of NFL.com recently asked Arians about how he will incorporate Brady into his offense, and the coach essentially said he will leave that up to Brady. Arians also admitted there will likely...
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Notre Dame’s standout receiver could be a great option for the Buccaneers to replace Breshad Perriman
Although the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were able to land Tom Brady thanks in large part to the weapons on offense - as well as an emerging defense - there are still some holes to fill come the NFL Draft. Following the departure of Breshad Perriman, who got a one year deal with the Jets worth up to $8 million dollars, there is another glaring hole to fill. The...
The figurine welcomes the veteran to Tampa Bay.
When was the last time the Buccaneers received this much attention? Their Super Bowl run? Regardless of when you feel that may have been, some pretty cool merchandise is being made with them represented nicely.
I mean, some guy named Tom Brady has something to do with that.
Ever since Tampa Bay signed the future Hall of Fame quarterback, all eyes have been on the Bucs and FOCO is yet another manufacturer that has created some memorabilia for...
Bruce Arians said that signing Antonio Brown was "not gonna happen," partly because the receiver is "not a fit in our locker room."
Antonio Brown is eyeing a return to the NFL and has made it clear he wants to reunite with Tom Brady and join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Unfortunately for the talented receiver, head coach Bruce Arians ruled out a signing rather quickly on Thursday. In an interview with Radio.com’s Tiki & Tierney, Arians was asked about the likelihood of the All-Pro receiver coming to Tampa Bay. Simply put, the 67-year-old made it clear he won’t be coaching Brown again. “Yeah, it’s not gonna happen....
A reunion between Tom Brady and Antonio Brown already appeared unlikely, and Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians has now removed any doubt. Appearing on CBS Sports’ “Tiki and Tierney” show (Twitter link), Arians dispelled any notion that Brown would surface in Tampa Bay. “Yeah, it’s not going to happen,” Arians said. “It’s just not going to happen. There’s no room and probably not enough money. But it’s just not going to happen. It’s not a fit here.” When...
Tom Brady’s name came up in government discussions involving President Donald Trump, and the context was interesting. Speaking with the media on Thursday during his daily coronavirus press conference, Trump said he had spoken with Brady recently. Here’s the video clip: So why did Brady’s name come up? According to the Associated Press, governors pressed the president for more help in battling the coronavirus pandemic. Trump reportedly told Washington Gov. Jay Inslee that the federal...
Tom Brady chose to wait until after his 42nd birthday to begin a new chapter in his NFL career, and many feel is not going to work out for him. Brady has been motivated by naysayers throughout his entire athletic career, but he claims that will not be the primary driving force behind him wanting to succeed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tom E. Curran of NBC Sports Boston asked Brady in an email if those who believe he will fail in Tampa Bay serve as motivation, and the four-time Super Bowl...