Bucs Wire Podcast

Given the reaction in their draft war room, the Bucs landed their guy at pick No. 32 overall in Washington edge defender Joe Tryon. The guys break down this new draft class for the reigning Super Bowl champs, and react to the team’s decision to draft Florida QB Kyle Trask in the second round.

The guys react to the return of Antonio Brown and discuss the NFL Wire’s Round first round mock draft. Also, Bucs Wire editor Luke Easterling gives his final prediction for the Bucs at pick No. 32 overall.

The guys discuss the best draft picks of the Jason Licht era, and why he’s on the short list of the game’s best general managers. Also, more draft talk with Luke Easterling to get you ready for April 29, including the most underrated and overrated players we could see picked on Day 1.

 The Bucs shored up one of their few weaknesses by signing veteran running back Giovani Bernard, who can run the ball, block and catch passes from Tom Brady out of the backfield. The guys react to the move and discuss what it means for the Bucs’ plans with pick No. 32 overall. Also, Bucs Wire editor Luke Easterling gives some insight on some first-round NFL prop bets!

Bucs Wire editor Luke Easterling discusses his latest mock draft, and why it actually makes perfect sense for the Bucs to trade up on Day 1. Also, the guys react to Carlton Davis’ tweet that contained an anti-Asian slur, and Antonio Brown’s public pleas for the team to re-sign him.

It’s officially draft month! Bucs Wire editor Luke Easterling — also editor of USA TODAY’S The Draft Wire — shares some insight on the mock drafting process and what’s changed after the Dolphins’ blockbuster trades with both the 49ers and Eagles. Also, the guys react to Joel Glazer’s recent comments on the defending Super Bowl champs.

The Super Bowl champs added two more of their own free agents in DE Ndamukong Suh and NT Rakeem Nuñez-Roches. The guys discuss the two big names still out there for the Bucs to re-sign, and begin to preview the Bucs’ approach entering next month’s NFL Draft.

The Bucs are bringing back two more key pieces from last year’s Super Bowl championship team: Shaq Barrett and Rob Gronkowski. The guys react to Barrett’s deal, Gronk’s return, and Bucs Wire editor Luke Easterling tells us how the Bucs are winning free agency without landing a big-name player from outside of the organization.

The Bucs made two major offseason moves: extending LB Lavonte David, and franchise tagging WR Chris Godwin. The band is just about back together for the Super Bowl champs, with a new deal for Shaq Barrett now on the clock. The guys discuss and weigh the team’s chances of keeping Barrett a Buccaneer.

After a mini break following Tampa Bay’s Super Bowl run, the guys return to preview the start of the 2021 league year. They react to the Bucs’ party boat parade and discuss how, even in an unusual offseason like this, the team can keep its core group together for another championship push.