Joe Tryon not only had to watch what he did in his NFL debut, but the rookie edge rusher for the Super Bowl-champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers had to be careful about what he said. The former University of ...
Joe Tryon, unwilling to wait for University of Washington football to resume during the pandemic, will give up his final two seasons of college eligibility and make himself available for the NFL draft ...
The Bucs had high hopes for Joe Tryon-Shoyinka when they drafted him 32nd overall in 2021. Coming off of a Super Bowl victory in which their veteran outside linebackers Shaq Barrett and Jason ...
With uncertainty over whether the Pac-12 Conference would play a football schedule in 2020, Washington pass rusher Joe Tryon decided in late August to opt out, forgoing his final two seasons of ...
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