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Collin goes through each pick in his first mock draft of 2023. While analyzing his predictions, the guys go on to discuss all of the top prospects in this year's draft class, team needs, and various potential scenarios that could unfold during the first round of the NFL Draft.
Collin and Scott dive into the NFL free agency period. They discuss the impressive work Jason Licht and the Buccaneers' front office did in order to retain Jamel Dean and Lavonte David, before outlining why exactly those players are so valuable to the team.
They go on to discuss the signing of Baker Mayfield, whether or not they like the move, and what exactly he brings to the team.
They make sure to also discuss all the other players who have been signed, before bidding farewell to those who have been released.
Collin, Scott and Bo take some time to reflect on Tom Brady's tenure in Tampa. They discuss how he helped to turn around the losingest franchise in the NFL, and re-live their favorite Tom Brady moments while he was a member of the Buccaneers.
Next, they discuss some what options exist at the QB position for the Buccaneers moving forward. Collin then provide some updates regarding the Buccaneers' search for their next Offensive Coordinator, and the plethora of candidates who are currently under consideration.
Lastly, the guys dig into the Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, before offering their predictions.
Collin, Scott and Bo are joined by Josh Queipo, who is a a good friend of the show, and salary cap analyst for Pewter Report. Together, they breakdown the Bucs' embarrassing playoff loss to the Dallas Cowboys. They dissect what went wrong in this game, while making connections between this performance, and the season in its entirety.
Next, Josh goes into great detail regarding the different options the Buccaneers' front office has available to them from a free agency and salary cap perspective, while highlighting some different routes GM, Jason Licht could take in reorganizing the roster.
Will Tom Brady be back? If not, where will he go?
Which free agents are likely or unlikely to be retained?
Which players could be cut? How much money could the Buccaneers' save from cutting certain players?
In this episode you will find answers to each of these questions, and much, much more.
This one is a banger.
Collin, Scott, and Bohdan offer an in-depth breakdown of what we can expect to see when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football for their Wildcard Playoff matchup. They each offer a score prediction for the game.
Next, they offer up their predictions for the entire NFL postseason, including their Super Bowl winners. They go on to offer their choices for the NFL's individual player awards, which are based on the regular season -- including, MVP, OPOY, DPOY, COY, CPOY.
Collin discusses his behind the scenes experience at Raymond James Stadium for the Week 15 matchup between the Bucs and Bengals. From pre-game field access, being in the press box during the game, the press conference and locker room after, it was an incredible all-around experience for Collin, who was covering his first NFL game in-peson for Sports Illustrated. The guys make sure to discuss the game itself along the way, as it was truly a tale of two halves. Finally, they take a look ahead to the final three games of the season, and focus on the upcoming Christmas Day game in Arizona.
Collin and Scott discuss the miraculous Buccaneers' comeback to defeat the New Orleans Saints at home on Monday Night Football. They express their frustration when talking about overly conservative head coaching decisions, and a perplexing lack of execution by the Bucs offense. Collin then breaks down the players that impressed, and the players that regressed for the Bucs in this game. Next, they look forward to a daunting matchup for the Bucs, where they will travel across the country to face off against the red hot San Francisco 49ers. When discussing this matchup, it becomes apparent that Scott has lost all faith in the 2022 Buccaneers, meanwhile Collin can't seem to conquer his own optimism regarding the talent that exists on the roster.
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