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Evan Smith might win back the starting center gig
Outside of right tackle Demar Dotson’s false start on the Bucs’ first drive, Joe is sure the first-team offensive line has plenty to smile about today. (more…)
Interesting insight from Dirk Koetter on Tampa Bay’s first touchdown last night. (more…)
Vernon Hargreaves with one of his two picks last night. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
The kid is alright. (more…)
Still looking to make a play against an opponent.
Joe has only one word to say about the depth of the Bucs wide receivers after last night’s preseason game with the Jags. (more…)
Trade winds blowing?
Very interesting nugget dropped on the Bucs-Jags telecast by good guy Chris Myers seen (and heard) locally on Channel 38 last night. (more…)
God bless, Dirk Koetter.
He is a regular guy who worked his ass off to get an NFL head coaching job at 57 years old, but he hasn’t lost his regular-guy ways. (more…)
Shouldn’t stress out.
As Joe noted in his Gameday post, with Doug Martin sitting the game out, backup running backs would get plenty of reps to show their wares. (more…)
Last week was understandable. Tonight was downright scary. (more…)
Mike Evans hauls in TD pass Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com.)
The touchdown catch by Mike Evans in the first half from America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, was some grab. (more…)
Joe cannot fully blame the lack of a pass rush on GMC’s absense.
All through preseason and very much so last week against the Eagles, the Bucs had a pass rush that folks were so shocked to see, it was as if it was an optical illusion. (more…)
Will Vernon Hargreaves bench Alterraun Verner?
How bout that A-list, diving pass breakup by Brent Grimes on deep ball tonight to Jags stud wide receiver Allen Robinson.
There’s a reason nobody’s talking about it. (more…)
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.
His night didn’t improve quickly. (more…)
The Bucs and Jags are ready to rock and roll. What about you?
So the Bucs face a bit of a better team tonight for the battle of Florida quarterbacks (sorry Ryan Tannehill, you don’t count). It’s the pride of Florida State vs. Mr. UCF; America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, vs. Blake Bortles.
Bang it here in the comments section all throughout the game with your thoughts on who is playing well, and who should apply to work at Disney World.
And remember to stay with Joe for postgame news and commentary like you will not receive from any other outlet.
Night off.
It appears Doug Martin isn’t the only Bucs stud to get the night off. (more…)
Out
Wait a minute. Doug Martin says he needs the preseason work but he won’t play tonight, per a Rick Stroud report. (more…)
Extraordinary deep study of America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, should have his fans flying the flag proudly this morning.
CBS makes its No. 1 color analyst, former Super Bowl–winning quarterback Phil Simms, call one preseason game. And that will be in Tampa next week for the Bucs-Browns affair.
And Mr. Simms has been deep in preparation. (more…)
Take notes. (more…)
Chats about the new Bucs.
Yes, things are different at One Buc Palace. (more…)
Jameis talks chemistry with Mike Evans.
There has been a lot of chatter since last season about Mike Evans’ discipline and how he and America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston, were not always on the same page. (more…)
Peek behind the curtain.
Yes, not quite a week ago, the co-hosts of the best damned football radio show going, “Movin’ the Chains,” heard exclusively on SiriusXM NFL Radio, visited One Buc Palace. (more…)
Louis Murphy has caught balls from about 10 starting quarterbacks.
Joe shared a great, telling quote from America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, about how he needs to be more demanding with wide receivers as part of a maturation process.
So Joe thought it would be prudent to get rehabbing receiver Louis Murphy’s take on the situation. (more…)
