“No, I didn’t cc Todd on this.”

So it’s only a matter of hours now before Team Glazer meets with head coach Todd Bowles to discuss the state of the Buccaneers and Bowles’ future.

Joe assumes Team Glazer will enter that meeting with at least one thing. [read more]

What’s the real answer?

You saw it. Joe saw it. And you’re damn sure the Bucs saw it. [read more]

Edge rushers Yaya Diaby (right) and Chris Braswell.

It’s obvious the Bucs have had systemic problems under Todd Bowles.

Many teams have some, but they get hidden when the club is winning. [read more]

Looking in the mirror.

Joe already touched on not understanding Bucs coach Todd Bowles’ critics when they claim he does not hold himself accountable. [read more]

On to a new chapter.

The irony here has been brewing, and in a way, it’s been funny to watch. [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]

Bucs coach Todd Bowles.

Joe always sees these comments on this here corner of the interwebs and Joe just doesn’t know where people get this idea. [read more]

The Sage of Tampa Bay Sports, Ira Kaufman, asked Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles an important question today. [read more]

Is Todd Bowles sure he’ll be the 2026 Buccaneers head coach? [read more]

Control your own destiny.

Tristan Wirfs seemed to signal to Bucs fans, the team screwed up. [read more]

Vows to be vocal.

Now you may ask where was this from Bucs edge rusher YaYa Diaby a few weeks ago? [read more]

“Baker, I’m just saying what I know.”

So why is ESPN NFL and Bucs super insider Adam Schefter painting Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles as a man whose job security is in question?

There are a few reasons: [read more]

Joe realizes NFL teams probably don’t like it when media talks and writes about their coaches having shaky job security. [read more]

The Bucs have serious evaluation to do. [read more]

So the Carolina Panthers led the NFL this season in having the most offensive line combinations play at least 50 snaps together.

They win the no-continuity award with 10 combinations of O-linemen on the field playing at least 50 snaps. [read more]

Can’t compare 2025 to 2011.

It’s a gloomy Monday for Bucs fans, maybe the worst since the end of the 2019 season. Understandable since that is the last time the Bucs were not preparing for a playoff game. [read more]

The dates won’t be known until maybe May, but we do know who the Bucs will play in the 2026 season. [read more]