It’s the same old story, isn’t it? Between fans and media alike, we just hear the craziest things revolving around the Bucs. It happens every year. Gerald McCoy’s work ethic is called out. Doug Martin’s value is questioned. Coaches’ heads are called for on platters before they’ve even been able to memorize their new zip …Read More
The stakes get higher this week, as the Buccaneers visit their division rival and reigning NFC South champs, the Carolina Panthers. Panthers QB Cam Newton is out for the game due to the NFL’s concussion protocol, so Tampa Bay really ought to cash in this opportunity to play a Carolina squad that has yet to …Read More
Photo Credit: Cliff Welch / Pewter ReportFormer Buccaneer Aqib Talib will lead the Denver Broncos into Tampa Bay tomorrow for what could prove to be the biggest game of the season for the Bucs. If Tampa Bay were able to win this game, it could serve as the springboard launch that fans have been waiting for. Accomplishing this feat will be …Read More
An angry Buccaneer team will play host to the Los Angeles Rams for their home opener in Tampa Bay on Sunday. The Bucs will have the opportunity to show their resilience after the beat down they received at the hands of the Cardinals, which proved that red birds on helmets are bad news for Florida …Read More
Photo Credit: Cliff Welch / Pewter ReportThe Buccaneers will march into Arizona for a Week 2 match-up that prior to the season, nobody gave the Bucs a chance in. Suddenly, after a Cardinals loss at home to a Patriots team missing key players on its offense, and a strong showing by the Bucs in Atlanta, Tampa Bay seems to have a …Read More
Photo Credit: Cliff Welch / Pewter ReportWeek 1 of the 2016 NFL Season kicks off this Sunday for the Buccaneers when they visit their NFC South rival Atlanta Falcons. The Bucs swept the series with the Falcons last year, and will look to continue pushing that momentum forward into this season. The game will mark homecomings for both HC Dirk Koetter …Read More
Photo Credit: Cliff Welch / Pewter ReportWhen free agency opened up this offseason, much was made of the Buccaneers’ first two moves. There was J.R. Sweezy, the big Guard meant to replace Logan Mankins. He brought some hype, having gone to two Super Bowls with the Seahawks, and winning one. Then, there was Brent Grimes. A four-time Pro Bowl Cornerback whose …Read More
