Saints Shutout Victory Pushes Bucs Into Must-Win
Sunday, October 1st, 2017
“Pressure is on, young fella.”
A loss to the Giants this evening (heavens forbid!) would leave the Buccaneers alone in the NFC South basement. (more…)

“Pressure is on, young fella.”
A loss to the Giants this evening (heavens forbid!) would leave the Buccaneers alone in the NFC South basement. (more…)

Opens up
Linebacker Cameron Lynch jumps into the spotlight this afternoon, as the Bucs are expected to be without stud linebackers Lavonte David and Kwon Alexander. (more…)

Former Super Bowl winner details.
Until the Bucs somehow spray pixie dust over the offensive huddle and find a running game, America’s Quarterback, Pro Bowler Jameis Winston will continue to struggle. (more…)

Learning curve.
Vernon Hargreaves admits he’s not yet an NFL vet. (more…)

Good teams beat winless teams at home. Simple as that.
Yes, the Bucs need to carry their big mother f***’n sticks today, as Dirk Koetter likes to say.
Tampa Bay’s five-game home winning streak needs to stand tall and prove it’s a real home-field advantage against a miserable Giants team in disarray. (more…)

Mike Florio explains.
It seems the creator, curator and overall guru of ProFootballTalk.com, the great Mike Florio, has bad vibes about the Bucs’ chances today just like Joe. (more…)

Real fear in New York about the Giants’ pickless defense and issues at cornerback
Before this season began, there was one clear truth regarding NFL defensive coordinators, most would crap their pants and shiver through the night contemplating how to match up against Mike Evans and DeSean Jackson. (more…)

Receiver, not a runner.
It sure would help if the Bucs found a running attack today. (more…)

Bucs DE Noah Spence
Bucs defensive end Noah Spence had shoulder issues last season, endured offseason shoulder surgery, and he’s got shoulder trouble already this year.
Dirk Koetter talked about Spence’s health status this week. (more…)

Dirk Koetter talks Stick Carriers gift
In the world of the Stick Carriers fan group, winning head coach Dirk Koetter is known only as “The Godfather.” (more…)

Dirk Koetter talks DeSean Jackson
In the scramble to craft immediate and effective chemistry between DeSean Jackson and America’s Quarterback, Jameis Winston, it seems Jackson is the man getting highest honors for his work. (more…)

Where the Bucs game will be shown on free TV in the United States.
Here is where the Giants-Bucs game can be found without the need for NFL Sunday Ticket. (more…)

“Rex, you don’t have DeMarcus Ware’s cell phone number, do you?”
Joe does not pretend to be any sort of super X’s and O’s guru. That’s why Joe talks to people in the NFL and not to dudes in dorm rooms in Ireland. (more…)

Still waiting.
For Bucs fans banking on defensive end Jacquies Smith to bring heat on quarterbacks from the edge, Joe hopes you invested in a financial institution that is FDIC insured. (more…)

Unknown status.
If the Bucs are counting on Doug Martin to be the cavalry and ride in to rescue the dormant Bucs running game, Martin may not show up until after Thursday’s game against the Belicheats. (more…)
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Speaks out on Bucs RBs.
The Bucs, as Joe sees it, are in a pickle. (more…)

“Out of the heat, men.”
Halfway through Wednesday’s practice in pads at One Buc Palace, the Bucs stopped practicing and marched methodically toward their nearly completed indoor practice facility about 100 yards away. (more…)