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There was a time when Colin Kaepernick was a beloved player in San Francisco. He took the 49ers to the Super Bowl during the 2012 season and reached the NFC Championship Game the following year. If, after sitting out for three seasons, Kaepernick still has NFL-caliber skills, the Bucs should seriously consider signing him. File photo Times files
A case for exploring Colin Kaepernick in Tampa Bay
John Romano | The Bucs still have not committed to Jameis Winston as their quarterback in 2020 so taking a flyer on the one-time 49ers star may not be a bad idea.
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Can the Bucs start a streak?
Jameis Winston (3) points to fans after the Bucs' 2017 victory over the New Orleans Saints. Tampa Bay Times
Sports Day Tampa Bay podcast: Previewing Bucs-Saints, justice for the Astros, answers for the Lightning.
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Browns’ Myles Garrett rips off Mason Rudolph’s helmet, hits him in the head
Browns defensive end Myles Garrett hits Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head with Rudolph's helmet. DAVID RICHARD | AP
Browns beat Steelers, but the triumph is marred by a brawl that will likely lead to the suspension of Cleveland’s best defensive player.
Earlier today• Bucs
Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea used to being an offensive weapon
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea stands on the field during warmups before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 3. SCOTT EKLUND | AP
If you check out Vea’s high school highlights, you’ll find him factoring into the offense significantly during his senior season.
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  1. A case for exploring Colin Kaepernick in Tampa Bay
    23 minutes ago• Bucs
    There was a time when Colin Kaepernick was a beloved player in San Francisco. He took the 49ers to the Super Bowl during the 2012 season and reached the NFC Championship Game the following year. If, after sitting out for three seasons, Kaepernick still has NFL-caliber skills, the Bucs should seriously consider signing him. File photo Times files
    John Romano | The Bucs still have not committed to Jameis Winston as their quarterback in 2020 so taking a flyer on the one-time 49ers star may not be a bad idea.
  2. Can the Bucs start a streak?
    50 minutes ago• Sports
    Jameis Winston (3) points to fans after the Bucs' 2017 victory over the New Orleans Saints. Tampa Bay Times
    Sports Day Tampa Bay podcast: Previewing Bucs-Saints, justice for the Astros, answers for the Lightning.
  3. Bucs to attend Colin Kaepernick workout
    4 hours ago• Bucs
    FILE - In this Oct. 11, 2018, file photo, former NFL football quarterback Colin Kaepernick smiles on stage during W.E.B. Du Bois Medal ceremonies at Harvard University, in Cambridge, Mass. Kaepernick plans to audition for NFL teams on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019, in a private workout arranged by the league to be held in Atlanta. STEVEN SENNE | AP
    “We’ll see what’s up,” coach Bruce Arians says of the NFL-arranged setup Saturday in Atlanta.
  4. Browns’ Myles Garrett rips off Mason Rudolph’s helmet, hits him in the head
    Earlier today• Bucs
    Browns defensive end Myles Garrett hits Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head with Rudolph's helmet. DAVID RICHARD | AP
    Browns beat Steelers, but the triumph is marred by a brawl that will likely lead to the suspension of Cleveland’s best defensive player.
  5. NFL Picks Week 11: Tampa Bay Times staff predictions
    Yesterday• Bucs
    The Bucs have beaten New Orleans in three of the last six games Saints quarterback Drew Brees has started against them, including two of the last three meetings at Raymond James Stadium, where the NFC South foes will meet for a 1 p.m. game Sunday. TAMPA BAY TIMES
    Here are our picks for this week’s NFL games.
  6. Bucs defensive tackle Vita Vea used to being an offensive weapon
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea stands on the field during warmups before an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 3. SCOTT EKLUND | AP
    If you check out Vea’s high school highlights, you’ll find him factoring into the offense significantly during his senior season.
  7. The Bucs’ desperate quest for a pass defense continues
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting (26) is part of a young core of defensive backs the Bucs hope will solve their long-running pass defense problems. MONICA HERNDON | Times
    John Romano: Could Sean Murphy-Bunting and the young Bucs finally be the answer?
  8. Texans pick up Vernon Hargreaves
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Vernon III Hargreaves kneels in the end zone after a Nov. 13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He was cut by the Bucs and picked up by the Texans. JOHN FROSCHAUER | AP
    A day after the Bucs release the former first-round pick, he finds a home.
  9. Bucs, with Saints on horizon, move forward without Hargreaves
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Ryan Smith, seen here celebrating after breaking up a pass during a preseason game against the Miami Dolphins, was dismayed that fellow cornerback Vernon Hargreaves was released by the Bucs. MONICA HERNDON | Times
    The reaction to the release of the former 2016 first-round pick ranged from dismay to acceptance.
  10. Bucs’ Bradley Pinion starts ‘Punts for Pups’ with pet resource center
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs punter Bradley Pinion (8) and his wife, launched their "Punts for Pups" program in partnership with the Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center where they'll sponsor a dog for every punt he kicks within the 20-yard line. MONICA HERNDON | Tampa Bay Times
    The Buccaneers punter and his wife will cover the fees of adopting a dog at the shelter every time he drops a punt inside the 20.
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