TAMPA - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have rolled over all available resources into the 2012 salary cap in anticipation of being more active in free agency, according to general manager Mark Dominik. "We'll be more active in free agency that we were last year

The Bucs on Wednesday were linked to a third candidate for their vacant offensive coordinator post when former North Carolina assistant John Shoop was reported to be under consideration. Shoop, 42, was the Tar Heels offensive coordinator from 2007 until

Bratkowski also worked with Phillip Rivers and Michael Vick before they were drafted. Bratkowski told me in our conversations that Timmy (people ask why I call him that; that's his name and what he prefers, and that's how he and h

The NFL draft has transformed into a sports and media event all its own, from a once quiet affair to the multi-day television extravaganza featuring: - Nine million utterances of the words "reach," "value," and "explosiveness." Mix in Jon Gruden talking

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers reportedly are interviewing University of North Carolina offensive coordinator John Shoop for the same position on their staff. On Tuesday, news came that University of Virginia offensive coordinator Bill Lazor was being consider

We wish we had better news for you, but the Bucs' search for offensive and defensive coordinators is still crawling along. On Tuesday, news came that University of Virginia offensive coordinator Bill Lazor was being considered, but a report out of Virgin