Adam Slivon is a Bucs Beat Writer at PewterReport.com. He has covered the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for three seasons, focusing on team sports and the competitive landscape of sports broadcasting and business. Adam is also featured in 4for4 Fantasy Football, Yardbarker, and The Murfreesboro Post, and engages audiences through his weekly podcasts and YouTube series.
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When it comes to the Bucs' practice squad, the team filled it out by mostly bringing back players let go on roster cutdown day.
By: Adam Slivon
The hard part of roster cuts may be over for Bucs general manager Jason Licht, but the performances that made two undrafted rookies impossible to cut made his job a little easier – and a lot more rewarding.
The Bucs' defense looks deeper, tougher and more talented in 2026. Adam Slivon explains why Tampa Bay can have a Top 10 NFL defense.
With roster cutdown day happening across the league this past week, this is the final weekend before the 2026 NFL season kicks off.
Pewter Report's LIVE Pewter GameDay show will air on the PewterReportTV YouTube channel for Bucs vs. Bengals on Sunday, September 13th.
Emeka Egbuka enters 2026 without Mike Evans, but he's carrying the confidence the Bucs legend helped instill in him into Year 2.
Emeka Egbuka is only 23 years old, but he is mature well beyond that number. Egbuka recently opened up about his faith and how it impacts him.
The biggest news about the Bucs is quarterback Baker Mayfield getting paid , but the team's Week 1 game is just a couple of days away on Sunday afternoon against the Bengals.
The Bucs wide receiver room has a different vibe around it heading into Week 1. Zac Robinson shared his thoughts on each wideout likely to play.
Which Bucs must step up for Tampa Bay to start 2026 with a win? Adam Slivon highlights four players who could shape the Week 1 matchup.
