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Cornerback Jalen Ramsey and coach Doug Marrone got into heated exchange on the sidelines Sunday during the Jaguars' game against the Texans. The next day, reports surfaced that Ramsey had requested to be traded. STEPHEN B. MORTON | Associated Press
The trouble with trading for Jalen Ramsey
The answer depends on the Bucs’ answers to other questions. Are they Super Bowl contenders? Are they willing to give up on their recent draft picks? How committed are they to Jameis Winston?
Yesterday• Bucs
Former Bucs lineman Caleb Benenoch signed by Patriots
LOREN ELLIOTT | Times Tampa Bay Buccaneers tackle Caleb Benenoch participates in drills during training camp at the team's practice facility, One Buc Place, in Tampa, Fla., on Friday, July 29, 2016. LOREN ELLIOTT | Tampa Bay Times
Former fifth-round pick reportedly received a lot of interest after being cut by Tampa Bay.
Yesterday• Bucs
Daniel Jones will start for the Giants Sunday
The Giants will start Daniel Jones (8) against the Bucs on Sunday. MICHAEL AINSWORTH | AP
New York will start Daniel Jones against a Tampa Bay team that hasn’t fared well against first-year signal callers in recent years.
Yesterday• Bucs
What’s up with the Bucs’ slow start on offense?
Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston hopes to have his team dressed for success as the season moves forward, but to do so he'll need to generate more offense. Tampa Bay plays host to the Giants on Sunday. BRIAN BLANCO | AP
In 2018, Tampa Bay fielded one of the league’s best passing units. Now it’s struggling.
Yesterday• Bucs

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  1. Eli Manning benched for Bucs, but he is greatest Giants QB
    Earlier today• Bucs
    Eli Manning has two Super Bowl titles with the Giants. ADAM HUNGER | AP
    His legacy is intact as rookie Daniel Jones will start against Tampa Bay.
  2. Bucs coach Bruce Arians says pay no attention to divisional woes
    Yesterday• Bucs
    The NFC South quarterbacks -- the Panthers' Cam Newton, the Falcons' Matt Ryan and the Saints' Drew Brees are in various states of duress. It could add up to an advantage for the Bucs, but Coach Bruce Arians says pay no attention. Associated Press
    Saints’ Drew Brees, Panthers’ Cam Newton battling injuries, but Tampa Bay coach wants an inward focus
  3. Former Bucs lineman Caleb Benenoch signed by Patriots
    Yesterday• Bucs
    LOREN ELLIOTT | Times Tampa Bay Buccaneers tackle Caleb Benenoch participates in drills during training camp at the team's practice facility, One Buc Place, in Tampa, Fla., on Friday, July 29, 2016. LOREN ELLIOTT | Tampa Bay Times
    Former fifth-round pick reportedly received a lot of interest after being cut by Tampa Bay.
  4. Jalen Ramsey’s trade demand: Should the Buccaneers pursue the Jaguars cornerback?
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Cornerback Jalen Ramsey and coach Doug Marrone got into heated exchange on the sidelines Sunday during the Jaguars' game against the Texans. The next day, reports surfaced that Ramsey had requested to be traded. STEPHEN B. MORTON | Associated Press
    The answer depends on the Bucs’ answers to other questions. Are they Super Bowl contenders? Are they willing to give up on their recent draft picks? How committed are they to Jameis Winston?
  5. When the Bucs face the Giants Sunday, a rookie will lead the G-Men
    Yesterday• Bucs
    The Giants will start Daniel Jones (8) against the Bucs on Sunday. MICHAEL AINSWORTH | AP
    New York will start Daniel Jones against a Tampa Bay team that hasn’t fared well against first-year signal callers in recent years.
  6. What’s up with the Bucs’ slow start on offense?
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston hopes to have his team dressed for success as the season moves forward, but to do so he'll need to generate more offense. Tampa Bay plays host to the Giants on Sunday. BRIAN BLANCO | AP
    In 2018, Tampa Bay fielded one of the league’s best passing units. Now it’s struggling.
  7. Can the Bucs seize this opportunity?
    Yesterday• Bucs
    New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees watches from the sidelines after getting hurt during the first half of an NFL football game against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019, in Los Angeles. Brees has been diagnosed with a torn ligament near the thumb of his throwing hand that is expected to sideline him at least six weeks, said a person familiar with the situation. Brees has elected to have surgery, but it is not yet clear when the operation will take place or who will perform it, the person said. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday, Sept. 16, 2019.(AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ | AP
    Sports Day Tampa Bay podcast: What Drew Brees’ injury and Cam Newton’s lingering problems mean for the Bucs. Plus: A first look at the Lightning.
  8. After seeing two games, do we rethink our Bucs predictions?
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs coach Bruce Arians has helped the team to a 1-1 record. The won-loss mark isn't surprising, but how they've done it has turned some heads. BRIAN BLANCO | AP
    For some Times staff writers, the outlook appears a little brighter. Others? Not so much
  9. NFL teams need quarterbacks, but Colin Kaepernick isn’t one
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Colin Kaepernick was the 49ers starting quarterback at one point, then his kneeling for the national anthem created controversy. AP
    As QBs are lost to injuries, the national anthem protester draws no interest.
  10. Bad news for Brees in New Orleans could open a door in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Bucs
    New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees leaves the field after their loss against the Los Angeles Rams during an NFL football game Sunday, Sept. 15, 2019, in Los Angeles. Brees left the game after being hurt in the first half. MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ | AP
    The Saints quarterback could miss six games with a thumb injury, which means the NFC South may be up for grabs after all.
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