Eric Wright News

The Buccaneers have improved their personnel, but can they make the same jump in pass defense that Houston made from 2010 to 2011? Marc Sessler of NFL.com believes the Buccaneers are ready to make it to the playoffs in 2013, for the first time in seven years.

Even head coach Greg Schiano cracked a brief smile, though he made it clear his whip is just an arm's length away.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers had the NFL 's worst pass defense in 2012, giving up 297.4 yards per game through the air.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a great head coach and one of the better young rosters in the league in my opinion.

Pro Football Focus has been going over the players they think can become superstars but don't get nearly enough attention.

Just how good have coach Schiano and his coaching staff have been in his rookie year in the NFL? We all know he is disciplinarian with his "Toes on the Line" meme last year during the offseason.

Full disclosure: This brilliant idea, something we have all kicked around in our heads, was borrowed from a fanpost over at BucsNation.

Tumultuous is a term that is barely even strong enough to describe the season Eric Wright had in his inaugural year in Tampa Bay.

Tampa Bay cornerback Eric Wright admits he had "a lot of concern" that the Buccaneers would cut him after his suspension last season voided the guaranteed money on his contract.

Although he still has much to prove as a Buccaneer man, Eric Wright is already well established as an NFL survivor.

At some point earlier this year, Johnthan Banks was considered a first round pick and arguably the second best corner in the draft behind Dee Milliner.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers OTAs are in session, which means we now get a chance to compare the new crop of rookies to their veteran teammates as they step on to the football field for the first together.

Since their inception, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been synonymous with losers.

I'm really interested in our Receivers and Cornerbacks on the back end . In your opinion, is there anyone that wasn't on the 53-man roster last season at those two positions that we might want to keep an eye on through training camp? and feel free to include your name and your Twitter handle if you'd like to have it "shouted out" on the site! You ... (more)

The 6-foot-2, 185-pound Banks is one of the new additions to a revamped Tampa Bay secondary.