The Chargers’ schedule release really has Baker Mayfield setting fire to a kitchen with a framed photo of none other than shirtless Antonio Brown in the background.

(Coincidentally, the Bucs return to the Meadowlands for the first time since, but to play the Giants)

Here’s a look at the Bucs’ 2024 schedule with my thoughts and some predictions…lot more primetime love than last year! espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…

Bucs rookie running back Bucky Irving and wide receiver Jalen McMillan will take part in the NFL Rookie Premiere along with 38 other players on May 15-19 in Los Angeles. Players were selected based on college performance, draft status, position and marketability.

Just wanted to follow up on this…Mom actually got head-butted from behind by one of the goats and has two welts but is doing just fine. Not in the concussion protocol.

James Wilders’ son, James Wilder Jr., has a request…

Antoine Winfield Jr’s agent David Mulugheta posted this on IG. It’s him breaking the news to Winfield that he just became the first highest-paid DB as a safety in league history.

On the heels of one of the finest defensive performances in the league in 2023, Bucs safety Antoine Winfield Jr. gets rewarded with a new contract

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Antoine Winfield Jr. is now the highest-paid defensive back in NFL history after he and the Bucs reached agreement on a 4-year, $84.1M deal, per sources. It’s the first time in modern NFL history that a safety has set this mark.

Deal negotiated and confirmed by David Mulugheta

The Bucs signed running back Ramon Jefferson and defensive back Andrew Hayes after tryouts at rookie camp this past weekend. To make room, the Bucs waived defensive back Quandre Mosely and offensive lineman Logan Stenberg.

“Go to a petting zoo for Mother’s Day,” they said.

“What could go wrong?” they asked.

😂😂😂

Important followup…

Graham Barton said he’s eager to work out with Tristan Wirfs, but he also said, “It might hurt my pride a little bit.” He said his max on a back squat is 550 but he’d like to improve.

Bucs first round draft pick Graham Barton won’t be attending his Duke graduation tomorrow because he’s at rookie minicamp. He laughed and said, “Graduation’s overrated…first-world problems.”

Bucs assistant GM John Spytek told us Elijah Klein (No. 79) was a big, barrel-chested guy, but can we take a moment to appreciate this clavicle width? His shoulders are WIDE.

Here’s another look at Bucs’ 26th overall draft pick, Graham Barton (No. 62).