Despite Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs, multiple NFC games broke the Bucs’ way. And with a 7-5 record, Tampa Bay is more likely to make the playoffs than it was a day ago. (more…)

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BY IRA KAUFMAN

Football’s the ultimate team sport. It takes all 22 guys doing their jobs. One man can’t do it alone.

Nonsense.

Rubbish.

Hogwash. (more…)

“I see you Todd!”

There is no question that Cheetah Hill, the lightning fast receiver of the Chiefs, is one of the best in the game. He’s a big reason why the Chiefs won the Super Bowl last year. (more…)

Bad news tonight, Bucs fans. (more…)

It feels like two-thirds of Bucs fans really believed in their hearts and souls and minds before this season that the Bucs would win 11 or 12 games.

And that reality (albeit misguided) has created an enraged sect of fans as the Bucs sit at 7-4 and in great position to win 10 games and make the playoffs. (more…)

Bucs right tackle Tristan Wirfs

Joe’s second review of last night’s groin-stomp loss to the Rams revealed a real stunner in the trenches — and it adds to the pain. (more…)

Slow start, strong ending.

Look, Joe is not going to fully rag on the defense. They held the Rams to 10 points in the second half, and much of it held the Rams to a touchdown allowing the Bucs to stay within striking distance. (more…)

A new Brady-Bucs story emerges

Joe realizes some NFL social distancing cop will probably freak out about this.

However, it was revealed on national television and nobody from the Bucs asked Joe to ignore it to avoid league punishment, so here goes: (more…)

Cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting had a rough stretch in his primary gig of covering wide receivers. (more…)

Leaves Tom Brady off list.

Former Bucs quarterback Chris Simms has a very small bone to pick with the current Bucs quarterback. (more…)

Bucco Bruce Arians.

Clarity has emerged regarding the Buccaneers’ approach to the bike-hurling, camera-crunching hijinks of Antonio Brown at his South Florida living complex just days before he was welcomed by Tampa Bay officials with open arms. (more…)

Antonio Brown discussion

In the mind of a Pro Football Hall of Fame member, furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing, security camera-trashing Bucs receiver Antonio Brown won’t have to face the law of NFL strongman Roger Goodell for his latest stunt. (more…)

What a wonderful Victory Monday. After a godawful week that started with one of the worst Bucs games in history, and then you throw in a dreary tropical storm and a nasty cleanup, man, did the clouds part and the sun blanket Tampa Bay yesterday? Grab your coffee and let’s hit it! (more…)

“I’m still here!”

Think about it: Did Bucs quarterback Tom Brady look like a middle-aged man yesterday wandering around Bank of America Stadium asking for help finding his jet skis? (more…)

The Bucs made a big and bold move on their offensive line yesterday pushing Ryan Jensen to left guard and inserting veteran backup A.Q. Shipley into Jensen’s starting center role.

Bucs general manager Jason Licht talked about the move before the game. (more…)

Warrior

Joe refuses to overlook Chris Godwin playing like a beast through a surgically repaired finger and a hamstring that might not be 100 percent. (more…)

Makes hot list.

Boy, do Bucs fans know the feeling. (more…)

Legendary No. 55 is all over Sunday’s game with The Sage of Tampa Bay sports. (Happy 81st, Ira!)

It’s an all-new TAMPA TWO (Brooks and Kaufman, if you’re confused)! The fun is presented by The Identity Tampa Bay and Joe.

Through 25 games, the Bucs are winners under the Bucco Bruce Arians regime, sitting at 6-3 this season with five remaining games against bad football teams. (more…)

“Hey Drew, I could have thrown three picks for the Bucs. And I wouldn’t have to put up with Antonio raiding my fridge every night, either.”

Welcome to nuts-kick Monday. (more…)

Good, hardly great (yet).

Let’s just call it like we see it. (more…)