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Former USF running backs coach Calvin Magee (right), seen here instructing running back Dyral McMillan, passed away Friday at age 59. A member of the original Bulls coaching staff, Magee had suffered a heart attack the previous weekend.
Former Bucs tight end, USF assistant Calvin Magee dies at 59
The longtime college coach suffered a heart attack last weekend.
Bucs’ preseason schedule finalized
The Bucs huddle during their first organized team activity (OTA) of the offseason on Tuesday. Tampa Bay opens preseason play Aug. 13 at home against the Dolphins.
Tampa Bay opens at home against the Dolphins, followed by two road trips.
Concussions, other health concerns led to Ali Marpet’s retirement, report says
Bucs left guard Ali Marpet retired shortly after his first Pro Bowl appearance in early February.
The Bucs’ Pro Bowl left guard walked away from the game in February at age 28.
Vita Vea transitions from force of nature to fledgling leader for Bucs defense
Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea (50) stops Rams running back Cam Akers (23) during the fourth quarter of last season's NFC divisional playoff at Raymond James Stadium. Vea was selected to his first Pro Bowl last season, and signed a four-year, $73 million extension in January.
The 27-year-old Pro Bowler participated at the first organized team activity Tuesday

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  1. Former Bucs tight end, USF assistant Calvin Magee dies at 59
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Former USF running backs coach Calvin Magee (right), seen here instructing running back Dyral McMillan, passed away Friday at age 59. A member of the original Bulls coaching staff, Magee had suffered a heart attack the previous weekend.
  2. Bucs’ preseason schedule finalized
    Yesterday• Bucs
    The Bucs huddle during their first organized team activity (OTA) of the offseason on Tuesday. Tampa Bay opens preseason play Aug. 13 at home against the Dolphins.
  3. Concussions, other health concerns led to Ali Marpet’s retirement, report says
    May 18• Bucs
    Bucs left guard Ali Marpet retired shortly after his first Pro Bowl appearance in early February.
  5. Ready for a serving of roasted GOAT? Tom Brady is
    May 17• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady reportedly will help produce his own celebrity roast set to air on Netflix at the end of the 2022 season.
  6. Tom Brady among handful of no-shows at Bucs’ voluntary workout
    May 17• Bucs
    Defensive lineman William Gholston (92) is among a number of veterans who participated in the Bucs' first organized team activity of the summer Tuesday at AdventHealth Training Center.
  7. Vita Vea transitions from force of nature to fledgling leader for Bucs defense
    May 17• Bucs
    Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea (50) stops Rams running back Cam Akers (23) during the fourth quarter of last season's NFC divisional playoff at Raymond James Stadium. Vea was selected to his first Pro Bowl last season, and signed a four-year, $73 million extension in January.
  8. A few things to watch as Bucs begin organized team activities
    May 16• Bucs
    New Bucs coach Todd Bowles presides over 2-1/2 weeks of organized team activities starting May 17 and running through June 3.
  9. Jerreth Sterns could beat some tall odds to earn a job with Bucs
    May 14• Bucs
    Wide receiver Jerreth Sterns runs on the field during rookie minicamp Friday at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa. The undrafted free agent out of Western Kentucky is trying to win a spot on the team.
  10. Tom Brady’s appearance at workouts doesn’t surprise Todd Bowles
    May 13• Bucs
    Bucs head coach Todd Bowles presides over rookie minicamp at AdventHealth Training Center on Friday.
  11. Rachaad White looks the part as a Bucs running back Tom Brady could trust
    May 13• Bucs
    Bucs rookie running back Rachaad White certainly has the size and speed to play in the NFL, and figures to see time spelling Leonard Fournette in his first season.
  12. Bucs reach agreement with Rachaad White, three other draft picks
    May 12• Bucs
    With Ronald Jones signing as a free agent with the Chiefs, the Bucs have room for another pass-catching back such as third-round pick Rachaad White, pictured.
  13. Welcome back, Tom Brady. NFL front loads Bucs schedule
    May 12• Bucs
    Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, left, and Bucs quarterback Tom Brady haven't met on the field since the 2020 season's NFC Championship Game.
  14. Tom Brady throwing in Phase 2 of Bucs’ offseason workout program
    May 11• Bucs
    Bucs quarterbacks Tom Brady (12), left, and Blaine Gabbert (11) talk during training camp in August at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa. Brady and Gabbert participated in Phase 2 of the team’s offseason workout program on Tuesday.
  15. Kicker Josh Lambo sues Jaguars, claiming Urban Meyer created a hostile work environment
    May 10• Bucs
    Then-Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer, left, talks with place kicker Josh Lambo after Lambo missed a field goal against the Broncos during a September game last year.
  16. Expect another redshirt year for former Gator Kyle Trask in Tampa Bay
    May 10• Bucs
    Bucs second-year quarterback Kyle Trask, left, was inactive for all 19 games (17 regular season, two postseason) in 2021, and could encounter the same fate in 2022.
  17. Tom Brady will call NFL games on Fox when his playing career ends
    May 10• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has a future in football even after his playing days are over.
  18. Tom Brady says he’s back to work, but when will Bucs see him?
    May 9• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12), pictured before the division-round playoff game against the Rams in January, already has started preparing for his 23rd NFL season and third in Tampa Bay.
  19. Clearwater lawyer was an avid Bucs fan, community volunteer
    May 9• Life & Culture
    Jerry Figurski worked as Pasco County Attorney before going into private practice with Figurski and Harrill. He volunteered with many community organizations.
  20. Noah Reeb, the fan who touched Tom Brady’s heart, attends Dick Vitale Gala
    May 7• Bucs
    Noah Reeb (front, center), the 10-year-old brain cancer survivor whose encounter with Tom Brady last October drew national attention, attended Friday night's Dick Vitale Gala for pediatric-cancer research. Celebrities included Vitale (center) and former Bucs receiver Keyshawn Johnson (top row, right). JOEY KNIGHT | Times
  21. Tomfoolery: Brady admits he ‘might have’ fumbled in famous Tuck Rule game
    May 6• Bucs
    Then-Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (12) loses the ball after being brought down by the Raiders' Charles Woodson, right, while Greg Biekert (54) moves to recover the ball in the fourth quarter of their AFC division playoff game. The play was appealed, and the Patriots retained possession. And the Tuck Rule was born.
  22. How valuable is Devin White? We’re about to find out
    May 5• Bucs
    Bucs linebacker Devin White (45) and free safety Jordan Whitehead (33) celebrate White’s sack on Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts during a game in January in Tampa.
  23. Bucs will play Seahawks in Munich on Nov. 13
    May 4• Bucs
    Tight end Cameron Brate pulls in a pass during the Bucs' 37-26 loss to the Panthers in 2019 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
  24. Bucs offer more insight into why they picked a punter in the fourth round
    May 3• Bucs
    Georgia senior Jake Camarda, punting during the Senior Bowl in February, finished as the Bulldogs' career leader in punting average (45.78 yards per attempt). The Bucs drafted him in the fourth round Saturday.
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