Joe is not sweating what Mike Evans will do in a few weeks when, if you believe his pessimistic agent, Evans will test the market when the free agency dinner bell rings on Monday, March 9. [read more]
Spectacular offers now at Tampa’s first family of Ford dealers. Visit Bill Currie Ford, which is celebrating 65 years of family-owned service to the Tampa community, one mile north of the stadium on Dale Mabry Highway. And ask GM Sean Sullivan for the JoeBucsFan/Ira Kaufman Discount.
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Joe already wrote about how Emeka Egbuka admitted to crashing into the famed rookie wall last season. Egbuka, though, also noted a couple of weeks that really illustrated his struggles. [read more]
The JoeBucsFan Show has an 8 a.m. kickoff tomorrow on WDAE radio, 95.3 FM and AM 620. And you can hear it again Sunday morning at 9. Listen online to Tampa Bay’s all-sports powerhouse, or via the iHeart Radio app, or below.
Joe’s been back on the WDAE airwaves every weekend since last February. Varying times.
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Click above to shop the fantastic February pricing at Tampa’s first family of Ford dealers, BillCurrieFord.com. Don’t Worry. Drive Currie! Reach out to Ira’s friend and Bill Currie Ford GM Sean Sullivan for a hearty JoeBucsFan discount, and remember their extreme commitment to customer satisfaction at Bill Currie Ford.
The great Sage of Tampa Bay Sports is fired up for Episode 2 this week, with a look at all the Bucs revelations that will be forthcoming next week, and some that won’t be. Enjoy!
A family business since 1960, Bill Currie Ford is one mile north of Raymond James Stadium on Dale Mabry Highway, and Bill Currie Ford GM Sean Sullivan is Ira’s great friend. He’s ready to help you personally — and to give you the Ira Kaufman discount on top of all their amazing deals. E-mail, call or visit Sean at the Bill Currie showroom.
“When I first started coaching, one of the worst things that I think I heard was ‘It will be OK.’ I would wonder, ‘How the hell is it going to be OK?’ The worst word in the English language is ‘hope.'”