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Sam Cohen talks about what the Rays playoff rotation could look like and more.

Sam Cohen takes calls on the Rays after the Rays finally found a way to win a game in Arlington, Texas.

ESPN's Adam Rittenberg joins Sam Cohen to talk about the start of the college football season and much more.

Jeff Dubrof from WFLA TV talks Buccaneers and more when he joins Sam Cohen.

Sam Cohen takes calls on the start of college football season and the Rays big 7-6 win over the Rangers in Arlington on Friday night.

Sam Cohen opens the show talking about the Rays big 7-6 win over the Rangers on Friday night - finally snapping a skid in Arlington.

If the Buccaneers are going to take the next step in 2026, Chris Mathis believes two players in particular have to deliver — one on defense and one on offense.

🔴 Zyon McCollum: After a disappointing 2025 season, McCollum needs to prove he can be healthy, reliable and consistent as a starting cornerback. Chris believes the ceiling of this defense could be heavily influenced by how McCollum performs.

⚡ Emeka Egbuka: With the loss of Mike Evans, Year 2 is a massive opportunity for Egbuka. Chris isn't asking him to be Mike Evans — but he does believe Egbuka needs to produce like a legitimate WR1 and become a consistent, reliable target for Baker Mayfield.

One needs to prove he can be trusted.

The other needs to prove he's ready to be THE GUY.

Could the Tampa Bay Buccaneers actually fire Todd Bowles during the 2026 season? 🤔

Chris Mathis breaks down the ONE very specific scenario where he believes the Glazers could make an unprecedented decision and move on from Bowles in-season.

To be clear: Chris does NOT expect this to happen, and he's NOT calling for Bowles to be fired. But after the Bucs invested heavily in the roster, revamped the defense and brought in Zac Robinson to run the offense, what happens if the defense is fully healthy — and still consistently underperforming — while Robinson's offense is thriving?

Could the Bucs decide they've given Bowles every tool necessary to succeed and make a change at the top?

Bucs rookie Ayden Garnes joins TKras on The Drive for an incredible conversation about his journey to the NFL. From being overlooked and fighting his way to Tampa Bay, to an extraordinary moment when he helped save a life, Garnes has already experienced a remarkable path before playing a single regular-season snap. He also talks about Todd Bowles’ defense, earning his opportunity with the Buccaneers, the expectations for 2026 and what he hopes to bring to Tampa Bay this season.

Bucs fans, it’s time to get REAL with YOU about this team. The 2026 season brings major changes in Tampa Bay, new faces, big expectations and some very real questions. With Baker Mayfield leading the way, a revamped roster, and the Bucs moving forward without longtime franchise cornerstones Mike Evans and Lavonte David, what should fans honestly expect? TKras delivers a straight-up reality check before the season kicks off — no hype, no excuses, just the truth about where the Buccaneers stand and what it will take to make 2026 a success.