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May 17th, 2024So a former Super Bowl quarterback did an in-depth comparison of Kirk Cousins and Baker Mayfield. [read more]
So a former Super Bowl quarterback did an in-depth comparison of Kirk Cousins and Baker Mayfield. [read more]
What does Buccaneers Ring of Honor general manager Jason Licht have to do to earn top marks for a draft?
His predecessor (of all people!) has the answer. [read more]
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Episode 2 of this week has Ira firing away on the 2024 schedule and key data that comes with it. All that and plenty more Bucs chatter with Joe. Enjoy!
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BY IRA KAUFMAN
There’s a lot to like about the Buc schedule.
Those who like to play the disrespect card have to admit that slating four night games is a clear indication the league considers Tampa Bay a worthy prime-time franchise, two years after Tom Brady skipped town.
We already knew the Bucs would be playing the NFL’s final four teams from 2023 — the Chiefs, the 49ers, the Ravens and the Lions. No surprises there. You win the division, you pay a price. But a deeper dive into the schedule reveals a soft underbelly that can be taken advantage of if the Bucs play up to their capabilities. [read more]
If you think about it, the Bucs’ personnel department, since AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht took over in 2014, has done a helluva job drafting good dudes. [read more]
Joe firmly, confidently believes the Bucs have a path to 10 wins, which, per NFL history, is what it may take to pull off a four-peat as division champs. [read more]
If the Bucs take care of business against teams they should beat, then the following should not be an issue. [read more]
Welcome to your Morning Cup of Joe, an eye-opener to help Joe’s readers ease into their busy workday with a few football links, wacky news and a pleasant distraction. [read more]
The NFL schedule was just released but that doesn’t mean we can’t preview Week 1 with the Commandos coming to town to face the Bucs! [read more]
So the Bucs got four prime time games for the 2024 season. The Falcons did, too. The Slimy Saints got three and the Panthers got shut out. Zero. [read more]
It’s now only 86 days until the Bucs put on their game uniforms and play a little real football. [read more]
So FOX announced its “America’s Game Of The Week” matchups in conjunction with the NFL schedule release yesterday.
No, the Bucs weren’t assigned one of those seven hyped games (see below). [read more]
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Pretty soon Joe might just start calling the NFC South division “Carrie.” Because people won’t stop tormenting the division. [read more]
As Joe noted last night, this will be the first year the Bucs will have nine Tampa home games in a regular season. [read more]
Joe isn’t the only one who thinks the Bucs got their bye week at the right time. [read more]
If you believe traveling and air miles drain one’s body and lead to exhaustion and a lack of stamina, then the Bucs ought to be in good shape this fall. [read more]
Hey Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht, Joe has another receipt for ya.’ [read more]