One of the most astute students of quarterbacks in NFL history, iconic Bucs cornerback Ronde Barber, has a scouting report on America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston. (more…)
After three Jason Licht drafts and deep dives into free agency, and two head coaches, the Buccaneers’ 53-man roster still has a big percentage of links to its former boss. (more…)
The big Tampa Bay voice on the NFL and the Bucs is eye-RAH! Kaufman, who spent 25 years at The Tampa Tribune. Now, Tampa Bay’s only Hall of Fame voter is working hard every day for JoeBucsFan.com, in addition to his local television and radio appearances, and his weekly national segment on SiriusXM.
BY IRA KAUFMAN
This column is dedicated to the 10,000 hardy souls who braved the rain and the lousy football. (more…)
The keen eyes of eye-RAH! Kaufman, Tampa Bay’s only voter for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, were wrapped around Friday night’s Bucs-Browns game. Here Ira shares his top-10 takeaways.(more…)
Joe is pumped to present the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, delivered by Papa John’s.
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Exclusively for JoeBucsFan.com, Todd delivers a pile of knowledge in his distinct style, honed through more than two decades in sports radio, including ESPN Radio for many years. Enjoy!
The first throw of the night in Jacksonville by America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, was hot garbage, low and uncatchable to an open Vincent Jackson on the right sideline.
Joe is pumped to present the Todd Wright Fantasy Football Podcast, delivered by Papa John’s.
Click below to listen or to download.
Exclusively for JoeBucsFan.com, Todd delivers a whole lot of knowledge in his distinct style, honed through more than two decades in sports radio, including ESPN Radio for many years. Next month, these weekly podcasts will be available for download on other popular platforms. Enjoy!
Grab a cold one. It’s time to listen to eye-RAH! and Joe hit on plenty of topics leading into Saturday night’s Jaguars game. Click to listen or to download below.
And don’t miss the next Kaufman column tomorrow morning.