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Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson has achieved dominance - SBNation.com
Patrick Peterson allowed eight touchdowns in 2014, but cut that down to just two touchdowns in 2015 after an offseason diabetes diagnosis.
Danny Amendola fined for vicious block on Chiefs gunner - SBNation.com
Amendola confirmed that he will appeal the fine.
The 100 best players in the 2016 NFL Draft - SBNation.com
Ohio State defensive end is the top player in this year's draft, but Florida State defensive back Jalen Ramsey, Ole Miss left tackle Laremy Tunsil and UCLA linebacker Myles Jack are right behind him.
Greg Olsen is the best NFL tight end that nobody’s really talking about - SBNation.com
He doesn't have a party bus or anything like that, but the Panthers explosive offense runs through its tight end.
Bucs Insider: Ronde Barber on John Lynch
Team Insider Casey Phillips catches up with former Buc Ronde Barber following John Lynch's Ring of Honor announcement.
Bucs Insider: Martin Gramatica on John Lynch
Team Insider Casey Phillips catches up with former Buc Martin Gramatica following John Lynch's Ring of Honor announcement.
John Lynch Ring of Honor Press Conference
John Lynch was introduced as the next person to be inducted into the Buccaneers' Ring of Honor at Raymond James Stadium.
Lynch: The Game is Different...And the Same
New Ring of Honor member John Lynch, a famously hard-hitter understands how the NFL has changed since his playing days ended but is certain he could be just as successful in today's environment.
1-on-1 with Ring of Honor Inductee John Lynch
Senior Writer and Editor Scott Smith sits down with Buccaneers 2016 Ring of Honor inductee John Lynch.
SR's Fab 5: Licht Building Bucs In His Image; Koetter Could Be The Next Arians | Pewter Report
Tampa Bay GM Jason Licht is building the Bucs in his image, while head coach Dirk Koetter could be the next Bruce Arians and more in this edition of SR's Fab 5.
Lynch Always A Buccaneer, Honored To Be Included Among Greats | Pewter Report
Bucs fans can probably still recall that depressing January afternoon in 2004 when they learned that new general manager Bruce Allen, due to salary cap reasons, would release 11-year veteran, five-time Pro Bowler and captain of the 2002 Super Bowl team, John Lynch.
Todd Wash impresses in Gus Bradley's unorthodox interview process - Jacksonville Jaguars Blog- ESPN
Before being hired as the Jaguars' defensive coordinator, Todd Wash sat in on interviews with other candidates, per Gus Bradley's request.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers to induct John Lynch into their Ring of Honor - Tampa Bay Buccaneers Blog- ESPN
John Lynch, a key player on the Buccaneers' Super Bowl championship team, will be the ninth member of the Bucs' Ring of Honor.
Bucs add ‘humbled’ Lynch to Ring of Honor | TBO.com and The Tampa Tribune
TAMPA — Whenever John Lynch ran onto the field at Raymond James Stadium, he was looking for someone to hit. This fall, he’ll be looking for someone to hug.
Sentimental Lynch says best moments came as a Buccaneer | Tampa Bay Times
As is his custom whenever he visits Tampa Bay, John Lynch takes a morning run on the patch of grass sandwiched between International Plaza and Runway 36 Right at Tampa International Airport, which used to be the site of the original One Buc Place.
John Lynch to take place in Bucs' Ring of Honor | Tampa Bay Times
As is his custom whenever he visits Tampa Bay, John Lynch took a morning run Friday on the patch of grass sandwiched between International Plaza and Runway 36 Right at Tampa International Airport, which used to be the site of the original One Buc Place.
Can Major League Football succeed where so many others have failed? | Tampa Bay Times
Over the years, smaller professional football leagues have tried to complement the NFL and establish themselves as a spring developmental league for the best players not in the league, and another one will start that process in the next month in Lakewood Ranch.tans.