The guys are back on the Cannon Fire Podcast to break down the latest noise surrounding Mike Evans’ future with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With rumors heating up and questions swirling about the Bucs’ long-term plans, we dive into what’s real, what’s speculation, and what it could mean for Tampa Bay’s offense moving forward. Are the Buccaneers preparing for life without their franchise wide receiver? Or is this just offseason chatter getting out of control?

We discuss the contract situation, the state of the WR room, how this impacts Baker Mayfield and the offense, and what a post–Mike Evans era would realistically look like in Tampa.

We react to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers hiring Zac Robinson as offensive coordinator and Danny Smith as special teams coordinator, giving Todd Bowles two new coordinators heading into the 2026 season. What do these moves mean for the Bucs moving forward? We break down the hires, share our reactions, and open up the hotline to take your calls live.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have their new offensive coordinator in Zac Robinson, and this hire comes with a major endorsement from quarterback Baker Mayfield. Baker reportedly pushed for Robinson after their time together in Los Angeles, believing his system and approach are the right fit for the Bucs offense. We break down what Robinson brings from the Rams, why this move matters for Baker’s future in Tampa, and how this hire could shape the direction of the Buccaneers offense in 2026.

On today's show, the guys take a big picture look at Jason Licht’s role in the current state of the franchise and how roster construction decisions have contributed to Todd Bowles’ collapse as head coach. The conversation examines how much responsibility falls on the front office, whether the Bucs delayed necessary change, and why this offseason could define the future direction of the organization.

In this bonus episode, Rhett Matthew (@rhettakus) joins Rock Riley on WDAE ( @95.3WDAE ) to break down the real issue behind Todd Bowles’ struggles as head coach and why the problems go deeper than game day decisions. From coaching staff structure to accountability and player development, the conversation explains why the same mistakes keep showing up for the Bucs and what must change for Tampa Bay to move forward.

The Buccaneers miss the playoffs, and the questions start immediately. Todd Bowles is once again under the spotlight as concerns grow over conservative coaching and game management. Is Bowles in trouble, and what direction is this franchise headed in 2026? With major decisions looming, change may be closer than it appears for the Buccaneers.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers barely survive a 16-14 win in rainy conditions, but it was far from convincing. Missed opportunities and conservative play calling kept this game closer than it should have been. Now the Bucs need help in the NFC South, as a Saints win over the Falcons is required for Tampa Bay to claim the division title. We are live taking your calls and reacting with Bucs fans.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are a far cry from the team that started 6–2 with wins over the Seahawks and 49ers. This group is getting worse, not better, and Todd Bowles does not appear to have the answers. After the loss in Miami, Bowles now sits at 34–33 as head coach, with losing records in two of his four seasons. Now the Bucs no longer control their own fate. Even a win over the Panthers may not be enough, as Tampa Bay needs the Saints to beat a Falcons team coming off a big primetime win over the Rams. If Atlanta wins, the Bucs are eliminated, and the NFC South crown goes to Carolina in what would be a messy and underwhelming finish to the season.

Late-game mistakes and self-inflicted errors sink the Buccaneers in a 23-20 loss on the road to the Carolina Panthers, who now sit atop the NFC South. Another game slips away because of execution issues and questionable play calling when it mattered most. We’re breaking it all down and opening up the phone lines to hear from Bucs fans — because it’s going to be a long week in Tampa.

The Buccaneers head to Charlotte with their season hanging in the balance. Both Tampa Bay and Carolina sit at 7-7, and Sunday’s matchup at Bank of America Stadium could decide who controls the NFC South heading into the final weeks. With Tampa Bay searching for answers after recent struggles, this game represents a chance to reset the narrative — or let the division slip away.

Can Todd Bowles steady the ship, or will former Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canales have the Panthers surging toward their first division crown in nearly a decade? We’re joined by James Hill (‪@MrBucsNation‬) for a full preview of this pivotal showdown.