Tampa Bay Buccaneers former head coach Bruce Arians into the Sports Club of Tampa Bay Hall of Fame. As reported by ESPN’s Jenna Laine, Arians is part of the club’s 2024 Hall of Fame class. Induction will be June 5th. Bruce Arians, who led the Bucs to a Super Bowl LV victory, will be inducted into the Sports Club of Tampa Bay’s 2024 Hall of Fame class on June 5. — JennaLaineESPN (@JennaLaineESPN) May 1, 2024 Arians was the Buccaneers head coach from 2019 – 2021. He is currently a Senior Football Consultant for the team. Arians is the oldest head coach to win a Super Bowl after leading th ..read more

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the entire NFL now has the 2024 draft fully in their rear view mirror. Now it’s time to look forward to OTAs, mini-camp and finally the beginning of the season. But first the rookies have to pick out their jersey numbers. That happened Tuesday! Rookie jersey numbers are here, tell a friend #WeAreTheKrewe pic.twitter.com/ZD2NhMk25x — Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) April 30, 2024 Rookie Jersey Numbers Graham Barton, 62 Chris Braswell, 43 Tykee Smith, 23 Jalen McMillan, 15 Bucky Irving, 7 Elijah Klein, 79 Devin Culp, 82 Follow, Like and Subscribe to Bucs Report ..read more

On this episode of the Creamsicle Chronicles Podcast the guys recap the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2024 NFL Draft. What picks do they like? Which picks are they not fond of? Find out below. Buccaneers NFL Draft Review https://t.co/5o7GH7LAU9 — Creamsicle Chronicles Podcast (@CreamsicleKrewe) May 1, 2024 Host JT Olson recently dropped his draft grades for the Pewter Pirates. The NFL draft has come and gone in the blink of an eye. After months of speculation, analysis and mock drafts, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally have their rookie class. Now it’s just a matter of getting them on the field and s ..read more

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will not exercise the fifth-year option of outside linebacker Joe Tryon-Shoyinka. As reported by Fox Sports’ Greg Auman, the 2021 first-round pick was set to make $13.2 million in 2025. The 25 year-old from the University of Washington saw 49% of the defensive reps as a rookie. His second season saw a significant increase to 75% of the defenses reps. Unfortunately his third season saw that number drop to 51% with the emergence of other players at the position. Tryon-Shoyinka will play the 2024 season with the Buccaneers. He’s then set to be an unrestricted free agent i ..read more

Buccaneers fans, we’d like to introduce the YouTube channel “Bucs Vault” run by Liam Mitchell to you. We will be periodically posting some of his videos here on our website, but encourage you to follow him on Twitter and subscribe to his YouTube channel. There’s so much Bucs content on his channel you could literally watch Buccaneers highlight videos for days without watching a repeat! Today’s choice from the Bucs Vault, the 10 Biggest Hits in Bucs History! Enjoy! 10 Biggest Hits in Bucs History! Full video on Youtube#TampaBayBuccaneers #Bucs pic.twitter.com/oseYXQBPSG — Liam Mitchell (Bucs ..read more

The NFL draft has come and gone in the blink of an eye. After months of speculation, analysis and mock drafts, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally have their rookie class. Now it’s just a matter of getting them on the field and seeing how they turn out. However, just because they haven’t even stepped in the facility yet, doesn’t mean we can’t grade how good or bad these picks were. And yes, I know, we won’t really be able to say if these were the right pick or not for a year or two down the line, but that doesn’t stop us from having our fun now. Afterall, we evaluated these players well in advanc ..read more

Tampa Bay Buccaneers General Manager Jason Licht has absolutely killed the draft since 2016. And this one was no exception. He came into this draft with a big list of needs and proceeded to address every last one of them (except for ILB, but they got a UDFA, so maybe that’s what he was banking on). Interior offensive line, done. Pass rusher, done. Future wide receiver, done. Backup running back, done. Secondary, done. Hell, he even got a tight end in the seventh. This doesn’t even mention filling his quota of drafting at least one Washington Husky. And the national consensus does seem to be th ..read more

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were very busy over the weekend. They drafted seven new players to continue to build the future of the franchise as well as sign more than a dozen undrafted free agents. There is a lot to be excited about with this upcoming group of rookies. Even in a very good draft class, there is one player that stands out to me above the rest. That is Washington Wide Receiver Jalen McMillan. We knew the Bucs would be targeting a pass catcher as Mike Evans and Chris Godwin are closer to the end of their careers than the beginning, but it’s hard to ask for a better match than this on ..read more

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been busy since the end of the NFL Draft. As is tradition following the draft teams rush to sign the undrafted free agents that they feel best suites their scheme. Here’s the current list of undrafted free agents the Bucs have officially signed. DT Judge Culpepper, Toledo OLB Daniel Grzesiak, Cincinnati LB Kalen DeLoach, FSU OLB Shaun Peterson, UCF DB Tyrek Funderburk, App. State G Xavier Delgado, Missouri S Rashad Wisdom, UTSA QB Zack Annexstad, Illinois State CB Chris McDonald, Toledo RB D.J. Williams, Arizona WR Kam Johnson, Barton WR Latreal Jones, Southern Mi ..read more

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected University of Washington tight end Devin Culp with the 246th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Via nfldraftbuzz.com, As a senior in 2022 he played 12 games and had 25 catches for 237 yards for an average of 9.5 yards per catch, one TD, and QB rating when targeted of 91.7. In pass protection he gave up one pressure and no sacks. As a fifth year senior in 2023 he played 14 games and had 15 catches for 194 yards for an average of 12.9 yards per catch, 2 TDs, and an elite QB rating when targeted of 125.9. Via buccaneers.com, “He can do a lot of different things ..read more