Author: Fred Goodall
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Buccaneers place franchise tag on All-Pro safety Antoine Winfield Jr.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers placed the franchise tag on Antoine Winfield Jr., a move that ensures the All-Pro safety a one-year, $17.1 million salary for next season
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Mike Evans agrees to a 2-year, $52 million contract to remain with the Buccaneers, AP source says
A person familiar with the deal says Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans has agreed to a two-year, $52 million contract to remain with the Buccaneers instead of testing his worth in free agency
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New Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen excited for opportunity to potentially work with Mayfield
Liam Coen says leaving Kentucky to become offensive coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and potentially work with Baker Mayfield again was a “no-brainer.”
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For NFL players, including former Broncos lineman Malik Jackson, racial profiling often personal
A son who saw a police officer hold a gun to his father’s head. A husband whose wife was pulled over driving a Bentley. These unsettling scenes are among the stories from some of the NFL’s marquee players, multimillionaires sharing tales of racial profiling by law enforcement. It is a troubling concern for people of…
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Family, friends, teammates say final goodbye to Colorado native Roy Halladay
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Two-time Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay was remembered Tuesday as an amazing husband, father, friend and teammate who was one of the best pitchers of his generation but an even better man. A 91-minute “Celebration of Life for Roy Halladay” attracted more than 1,000 people to Spectrum Field, the spring training…
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Schmaltz’s late goal helps North Dakota past Denver, and into NCAA final
TAMPA, Fla. — North Dakota kept its cool and will play in the NCAA hockey title game for the first time in 11 years. Nick Schmaltz scored off a rebound with 56.8 seconds remaining and the Fighting Hawks survived blowing a two-goal, third-period lead to beat NCHS rival Denver 4-2 in the national semifinals Thursday…
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At least Lions not 0-for-season yet
TAMPA, Fla. • Pat Toomay has had enough. For more than three decades, the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers set the modern standard for NFL futility by going 0-14. Now, Toomay would just as soon let someone else – the Detroit Lions, for example – finish winless and spend the next 30 years answering questions about…