Kevin Carter News

In our NFC South chats and mailbags the last few months, we've talked a lot about guys who could be "breakout" players this season.

There are too many variables to predict where the Detroit Lions will end up this year, but one thing MLive Lions Insider Tom "Killer" Kowalski can say with some certainty is that the team could use a player like former Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Kevin Carter.

Bucs defensive lineman Jimmy Wilkerson's wait is over. Wilkerson played the past six seasons primarily on special teams.

We know where to find the Cradle of Coaches. That would be at the University of Miami in Ohio.

When the Bucs moved longtime starting SS Jermaine Phillips to linebacker during the offseason, the move spoke volumes about the team's confidence in his replacement, Sabby Piscitelli.

The Bucs on Friday got their first look at DE Kyle Moore , a fourth-round pick who will be part of the team's effort to improve a lacking pass rush.

You've undoubtedly been hearing some buzz this week about free agent DE Jason Taylor in connection with the Buccaneers.

TAMPA a ' Josh Freeman has made his first important decision as a Buccaneer quarterback.

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

According to a report on ProFootballTalk.com , free agent veteran defensive end Kevin Carter visited the Detroit Lions on Tuesday.

USC defensive end and Houston County High School alum Kyle Moore was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers midway through the fourth round of the NFL Draft on Sunday.

The Bucs moved up three spots to take Moore with the 17th pick of the fourth round.

First-year Bucs general manager Mark Dominik threw the concept out for all to contemplate on the day he let Derrick Brooks go.

How did they get here? The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, arguably, have done a subpar job of reloading.

Tampa Bay has four quarterbacks on the roster, including Luke McCown , and Josh Johnson .

McCown: "This is our team' Quarterback Luke McCown , center, warms up on the first day of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers mini camp.

In its never-ending quest for parity, the NFL has even devised a way in which to diminish the edge a team that doesn't change coaches has over a team that does.

More than a third of the 336 unrestricted free agents are off the market as the Bucs and the rest of the NFL turn their attention to the draft.

Jermaine Phillips tested free agency and decided that the money wasn't greener on the other side of the country.

Terrell Owens and the Bucs? posted by Chris Harry on Mar 5, 2009 12:12:37 PM No chance.