Ira Kaufman Talks Next Steps, Next Year & More In This Instant Classic Episode

October 6th, 2026

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What next for the miserable, winless Bucs? Ira Kaufman and Joe dive into the future and what went wrong — and right — against the Packers on Sunday. 

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2 Responses to “Ira Kaufman Talks Next Steps, Next Year & More In This Instant Classic Episode”

  1. FlBoy84 Says:

    The next time todd responds with the “last year was last year” line when media mentions his 3-12 record over the last 15, REALLY hoping someone points out he had NO problem pimping his 3 NFL Dreg Division titles from years ago as proof he should stick around after last year’s collapse. Can’t have it both ways dude.

  2. FlBoy84 Says:

    In spite of most of us fans wanting to see todd gone asap, still feel for the guy a bit. He’s looking at a lifetime career in football possibly ending as early as Thursday night, with a small possibilty he gets a lifeline from a friend somewhere as a DC for a few years. Can bank he’ll never see another HC oppt in his future, and rightfully so. Regardless, it’s gotta be an emotional point in his life, and having to stand in front of the media taking questions and knowing 99% of them look at you as a failure as a HC has to be a tough deal (though it’s part of the gig he signed up for). Wish him a happy retirement.

 

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