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Baker Mayfield’s best friends?
Say what you want about the Bucs offense and what it may or may not be with new offensive coordinator Dave Canales. He has Mike Evans and Chris Godwin to build an offense around. [read more]
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Key defender.
“Hey Joe, where are you going with that gun in your hand why are you so negative?” [read more]
Doomed?
One BSPN analyst likes the roster the Bucs have cobbled together/kept together with duct tape. Well, except at one position. [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]
Data on Lavonte David.
One of these days Joe could see the NFL, or at least the Bucs, starting an annual award and giving it to the most underrated player in the league/team. [read more]
2021 teammate weighs in.
Joe remains interested in the historic Antonio Brown meltdown of January 2022 as the Bucs rallied to beat the Jets on the road.
Why? Because the Brown derailment probably cost the Bucs a place in history as back-to-back Super Bowl champions. [read more]
Was Todd Bowles too soft on our beloved Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense last season, including Tom Brady and playcaller Byron Leftwich? [read more]
Will shuffling pay off?
Joe understands a lot of Bucs fans are irked that our friends in the desert placed the Bucs’ season-win total betting line at 6.5 games. That’s one of the worst in the NFL. [read more]
“Mangenius” on Baker Mayfield.
A guy who coached the Jets and the Browns and worked with Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht in New England thinks Licht made a savvy gamble in signing Baker Mayfield. [read more]
Joe is never comfortable with the greeting, “Happy Memorial Day.”
It’s not meant to be a happy day.
Sad statistic.
Before diving into this, keep in mind the Bucs had the greatest quarterback of all time, Tom Brady, Mike Evans at receiver and one of the better YAC guys in the NFL last year, Playoff Lenny, all involved in the passing game. [read more]
Running back Ke’Shawn Vaughn.
It’s widely known that running backs aren’t paid as much as they used to be and a lot of personnel gurus don’t value them greatly in the modern game.
It was a quite a moment on the Ira Kaufman Podcast four years ago when Bucco Bruce Arians declared, “I don’t overpay for that position.” [read more]
History shines a flattering light on Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht even if a minority sect of cynical Bucs fans bark that Licht saved a sinking career by hiring his buddy Bucco Bruce Arians and lucking his way into signing Tom Brady. [read more]
Buy one get one free “to-go” beer is just what Joe needed to hear to make this upcoming holiday weekend even better.
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Head coach Todd Bowles.
Last year the Bucs were horrid running the ball in the red zone. Bucs coach Todd Bowles hopes to change that. [read more]
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This is shaping up to be one heck of a consequential season for Mike Evans.
The most accomplished wide receiver in franchise history still has something to prove this fall. Approaching the end of his second Bucs contract, the initial draft pick of the Jason Licht era could become a free agent in 2024. [read more]
