Dre Moore News

Tampa Bay's Antonio Bryant was inactive for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers , leaving rookie quarterback Josh Freeman to make his first NFL start without the Buccaneers' top wide receiver.

With the obvious exception of the final score, there wasn't much about playing a game against the Patriots at Wembley Stadium that the Bucs didn't like.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be without Pro Bowl returner Clifton Smith today against the New England Patriots.

There is nothing that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can do with their defensive personnel, other than hope that they don't run into another offensive line like the Carolina Panthers.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers first-year head coach Raheem Morris remains optimistic despite the team's 0-6 start and 10-game losing streak dating back to last season.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Antonio Bryant is active against the New York Giants and expected to start.

Roy Miller hasn't been around long enough to become a familiar name in the Bucs' defensive scheme, but the rookie tackle from Texas is doing his best to make his name known this preseason.

Roy Miller hasn't been around long enough to become a familiar name in the Bucs' defensive scheme, but the rookie tackle from Texas is doing his best to make his name known this preseason.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are next in our series of team-by-team mailbags. Patrick in Tampa writes: hi pat, i know the Glazers look at raheem morris and see a young mike tomlin.

W hen Dre Moore unexpectedly plunged from a likely first-day NFL draft choice to a pedestrian fourth-rounder in April 2008, the former Maryland defensive tackle vowed in a teleconference with Tampa Bay media that by the end of his rookie season 31 teams would be shaking their heads.

Published: Saturday, May 2, 2009 at 8:34 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, May 2, 2009 at 8:34 p.m. TAMPA The Tampa Bay Buccaneers expected big things from defensive tackle Dre Moore in 2008.

It isn't often a fourth-round pick from the previous draft class mixes it up with the tryouts during a rookie minicamp.

Tampa Bay might be under a new regime, but the fourth round of Sunday's NFL draft seemed very familiar.

The collective moan and sigh of disapproval could seemingly be heard across the attentive stretches of the Tampa Bay area... by Bryan Holt 65 reads Opinion The collective moan and sigh of disapproval could seemingly be heard across the attentive stretches of the Tampa Bay area.

How did they get here? It's a complicated question. But really, this position hasn't been a strength for several years.