Bucs DC Mike Smith said “explosive plays” have killed his defense.

The Bucs, for the most part, have played solid defense. (more…)

Already a veteran.

Two weeks ago, Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith remarked how few if any rookies have had a steeper hill to climb in their first two games than Bucs corner Vernon Hargreaves. (more…)

Bucs great Keyshawn Johnson dives deep into Jameis and Sunday’s Bucs-Rams matchup

Former Bucs great Keyshawn Johnson is now a morning sports radio host in Los Angeles, and he had plenty, plenty, plenty to say about Sunday’s Bucs-Rams matchup this week. (more…)

Rams head coach Jeff Fisher talks Jameis, and more.

Very interesting stuff from Rams head coach and defensive wizard Jeff Fisher. (more…)

Will his defense be smothering?

Joe is damned nervous about this game Sunday between the Rams and the Bucs. With all the injuries to the Bucs offense and the Rams having a ferocious defense, Joe is not sleeping well. (more…)

This Bucs team absolutely cannot limp into the bye week with a 1-4 record.

A franchise quarterback would find a way to avoid that catastrophe. (more…)

Longtime Hall of Fame voter, NFL columnist and noted Rams expert Howard Balzer, who mans BalzerFootball.com, a little-brother site of JoeBucsFan.com, joined WDAE-AM 620 for his weekly chat.

Balzer, of course, dove into Rams-Bucs chatter. (more…)

Radio host suggests rehab.

If tweety former Bucs tight end Austin Seferian-Jankins is going to return to the NFL this season, then he may need rehab. (more…)

Talks tackling.

Earlier this week, Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith discussed how his defense must improve and missed tackles have led to explosive plays. (more…)

Ready, says Bucs coach.

Injuries hit Lavonte David and Donovan Smith his week. (more…)

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The Commish goes deep on the ousting of Austin Seferian-Jenkins, and plenty more on the Bucs-Rams matchup. (Podcast is PG-13.)

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Talks ASJ

Last night after his son’s high school football game, Bucs coach Dirk Koetter joined Alex Marvez and Gil Brandt, co-hosts of “Late Hits” heard exclusively on SiriusXM NFL Radio, and commented about the release of tweety Austin Seferian-Jenkins, the high-maintenance, high-drama, highly talented former Bucs tight end. (more…)

Ankle injury puts Robert Ayers on floppy hat patrol Sunday.

Now this is an absence, unlike ASJ, that will hurt the Bucs. (more…)

It’s officially official.

The Bucs sent out an alert on their official app and published a statement from general manager Jason Licht on their website, per the release of Austin Seferian-Jenkins. (more…)

FHP video from TMZ.

Leave it to TMZ to get the dashcam video of former Bucs tight end ASJ as he was pulled over for DUI suspicion. (more…)

It appears the days of tweety Austin Seferian-Jenkins are over with the Bucs. (more…)

“Thanks Joe!”

Today turned out to be a good day for former Bucs coach Raheem Morris. (more…)

The drama continues.

When it was learned tweety Austin Seferian-Jenkins, the high-maintenance, high-drama tight end of the Bucs, was pinched this morning for a DUI, many Bucs fans screamed in unison, “Cut him!” (more…)

So how big is the loss of two-time Pro Bowler Doug Martin to an injured right hamstring?

The Bucs will find out Sunday. But one Buccaneer shed powerful light on the subject yesterday. (more…)

Not much to say on ASJ.

After practice today, Bucs coach Dirk Koetter was surrounded by reporters wanting to get his insight into the latest ASJ caper, this time getting locked up by police four hours before he was scheduled to arrive at One Buc Palace. (more…)

Yes, Austin Seferian-Jenkins was arrested for an ugly-sounding DUI this morning in Tampa.

But now what? (more…)