Matt Matera

4 days ago | pewterreport.com | Matt Matera

Table of ContentsThe Bucs have a very talented and high powered offense going into the 2025 season. We’ll talk about where there best depth is and look at each group. Pewter Report Podcasts Are Sponsored By Brier Grieves InsuranceWatch the new video from PewterReport.com and leave your thoughts below in the article comments after watching this video, or comment on the video on YouTube.

5 days ago | pewterreport.com | Matt Matera

Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield is primed to have his best NFL season yet. There’s a chance if he plays well enough that he could put into the MVP conversation. An obstacle in his way, though, is that there are several other quarterbacks in front of him that have better odds for MVP despite not being as successful as Baker Mayfield.

6 days ago | pewterreport.com | Matt Matera

Table of ContentsThis season would be the year to choose a non-quarterback to win offensive rookie of the year based on the draft class and who will be starting at the position. It makes for a great opportunity to bet on Bucs wide receiver Emeka Egbuka to win the award. Pewter Report’s Matt Matera explains more about it during the Pewter Report Podcast with a couple of important factors in playing going in.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Matt Matera

We’re about six weeks out until Bucs training camp as are all the other NFL teams. This gives several outlets time to come up with different lists and player groups to decide who is the best of the best. ESPN took a crack at a concept as Aaron Schatz and Seth Walder have organized a quarter century team, naming the top players at each position from over the past 25 years from 2020 to 2025. There are technically seven current or former Bucs players that are on this list.

1 week ago | pewterreport.com | Matt Matera

On the top of the depth chart at safety, the Bucs boast a duo that has the potential to be a top duo in the league between former All-Pro Antoine Winfield Jr. and promising second year player Tykee Smith, who is likely to play his natural position this season after playing in the nickel. What lies behind for the Bucs at safety after Winfield and Smith is where the real intrigue begins.