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Rob Gronkowski, left, and girlfriend Camille Kostek, right, attend the 2019 ESPYS at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Kostek told Sports Illustrated she doesn't think Gronkowski's most recent retirement will stick.
Rob Gronkowski’s girlfriend believes tight end will play again
Camille Kostek says she believes Gronkowski and Bucs quarterback Tom Brady are “just having fun” by retiring and unretiring.
Tom Brady tells Variety he would have preferred to ‘un-retire’ in July
Bucs quarterback Tom Brady speaks to reporters during a June 9 news conference following the conclusion of the team's three-day mandatory minicamp.
The Bucs quarterback also indicates 2022 “absolutely” could be his last season.
Gronk reaffirms he’s ‘done with football,’ even if Tom Brady beckons
Former Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski, who announced his retirement in June, said Tuesday he'll remain retired, even if quarterback Tom Brady tries to lure him back to the NFL.
The future Hall of Fame tight end insists he is diving into the business world.
Examining the reasons Bucs could flourish or fade in 2022
Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) participates in the team's mandatory minicamp June 7 at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa. The Bucs hold their first formal training-camp practice July 27 at the same site.
Todd Bowles, Tom Brady and Co. begin training camp on July 27.

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  1. Rob Gronkowski’s girlfriend believes tight end will play again
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Rob Gronkowski, left, and girlfriend Camille Kostek, right, attend the 2019 ESPYS at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Kostek told Sports Illustrated she doesn't think Gronkowski's most recent retirement will stick.
  2. Jesuit’s Troy Bowles, son of Bucs coach, pledges to Georgia Bulldogs
    Jul. 16• Bucs
    Jesuit linebacker Troy Bowles reacts on the field after the Tigers topped Miami Northwestern 37-12 in the Class 6A state semifinals last December. Bowles, who has pledged to the University of Georgia, helped lead Jesuit to its first state football crown since 1968.
  3. Former Plant High, NFL tight end Orson Charles arrested in Ybor City
    Jul. 16• Bucs
    Orson Charles, a former Plant High standout, never really caught on in the NFL.
  5. Lawyer: 30 women settle Deshaun Watson-related claims against Texans
    Jul. 15• Bucs
    Thirty women who had accused the Houston Texans of turning a blind eye to allegations that Deshaun Watson was sexually assaulting and harassing women during massage sessions have settled their legal claims against the team, their attorney said Friday.
  6. Tom Brady tells Variety he would have preferred to ‘un-retire’ in July
    Jul. 14• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady speaks to reporters during a June 9 news conference following the conclusion of the team's three-day mandatory minicamp.
  7. Gronk reaffirms he’s ‘done with football,’ even if Tom Brady beckons
    Jul. 12• Bucs
    Former Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski, who announced his retirement in June, said Tuesday he'll remain retired, even if quarterback Tom Brady tries to lure him back to the NFL.
  8. Agent denies talking with Bucs about Jimmy Garoppolo: report
    Jul. 11• Bucs
    Tom Brady (left) and his former backup, Jimmy Garoppolo, spent more than three years together in New England.
  9. Examining the reasons Bucs could flourish or fade in 2022
    Jul. 11• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady (12) participates in the team's mandatory minicamp June 7 at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa. The Bucs hold their first formal training-camp practice July 27 at the same site.
  10. Rich McKay among 54 semifinalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame
    Jul. 8• Bucs
    Former Bucs general manager Rich McKay is among 54 seniors, coaches and contributors named as semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2023.
  11. Codey McElroy tries to stick with Bucs after stints in baseball, college basketball, coaching
    Jul. 7• Bucs
    Codey McElroy, pictured during June's minicamp, has spent the last three seasons on and off the Bucs' practice squad, but now he enters a pivotal offseason following Rob Gronkowski's retirement.
  12. Browns trade quarterback Baker Mayfield to Panthers
    Jul. 6• Bucs
    Former Cleveland quarterback Baker Mayfield, who was pushed out of his starting job by the Browns’ pursuit of Deshaun Watson, is going to Carolina for a conditional draft pick in 2024 or 2025.
  13. As Bucs move forward minus Gronk, some veteran tight ends remain available
    Jun. 22• Bucs
    Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski called it a career (again) on Tuesday. It seems likely the team will hit the market for a veteran replacement.
  14. ‘Should we revisit this decision in say 40 days?’: Twitter reacts to Rob Gronkowski’s NFL retirement
    Jun. 21• Bucs
    Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski (87) celebrates a touchdown during a wild-card victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in January at Raymond James Stadium.
  15. Rob Gronkowski announces his NFL retirement, but his agent not convinced
    Jun. 21• Bucs
    In two seasons with the Bucs (counting playoffs), tight end Rob Gronkowski totaled 117 catches, 19 for touchdowns.
  16. Browns’ Deshaun Watson settles 20 of 24 sexual misconduct lawsuits
    Jun. 21• Bucs
    Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson looks to throw during a drill at minicamp on June 14. Watson still could face NFL discipline stemming from the accusations of sexual assault and harassment against him.
  17. In Year 2, Bucs’ Jaelon Darden still has plenty to prove
    Jun. 17• Bucs
    Bucs wide receiver Jaelon Darden (1) participates in the team's minicamp on June 8 at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa.
  18. DeSantis administration targets Bucs over employee vaccine requirement
    Jun. 16• Politics
    Fans raise flags during the Los Angeles Rams vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Divisional Playoff game at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Sunday, Jan. 23, 2022.
  19. Bucs help Plant High’s Jayden Spencer gang tackle cancer
    Jun. 14• Bucs
    Plant High 16-year-old junior Jayden Spencer (No. 1 jersey) shaves the head of Bucs vice-president of player personnel John Spytek during the team's "Cut and Color for a Cure" fundraiser June 8 at AdventHealth Training Center. Quarterback Kyle Trask (right) got his head shaved and colored at the event, which raised $117,000 for the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. JOEY KNIGHT | Times
  20. Commanders fine Jack Del Rio $100K for Capitol riot comments
    Jun. 10• Bucs
    Commanders defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio oversees a practice last month. In comments on social media and at a news conference this week, he downplayed the deadly attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and questioned why the summer of 2020 protests following the police killing of George Floyd were not receiving the same scrutiny.
  21. Did Bruce Arians trade a podium spot at the Hall of Fame for principle?
    Jun. 10• Bucs
    Bruce Arians, center, has fewer worries these days now that he's not a head coach. Here, he enjoys a cigar while attending the Arians Family Foundation’s annual golf tournament in late April.
  22. Tom Brady explains why his football journey isn’t over
    Jun. 9• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady speaks to reporters during a news conference on the final day of minicamp Thursday.
  23. Tom Brady on Gronk: ‘We’d all love to play with him’ in 2022
    Jun. 9• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski own the record for most postseason touchdown-pass connections (15) in NFL history.
  24. Commanders coordinator apologizes after comparing Floyd protests to Capitol riots
    Jun. 9• Bucs
    Washington Commanders defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio downplayed the deadly attack on the Capitol and questioned why the summer of 2020 protests were not receiving the same scrutiny.
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