Akeem Spence talks about what he felt was the offense’s most important drive Sunday.

A lot of folks, including Mark Dominik, point to the last drive of the first half that ended in a Charles Sims 23-yard touchdown reception as the most important drive of yesterday’s game.

Understandable. (more…)

Why not start a game with a no-huddle? 

In preseason — yes, preseason — America’s Quarterback Jameis Winston had his ups and downs. (more…)

A delicious plate of Hooters wings and their great salads, sandwiches and shrimp make for a heck of a lunch or dinner! Get it done! Locations are across the Bay area and online ordering is always easy from Joe’s great friends.

Happy for his old team.

You know who was happy for the Bucs win over the Dixie Chicks yesterday to open the season? That would be former Bucs rock star general manager Mark Dominik. (more…)

(Photo by the JoeBucsFan.com photo team)

A changing of the guard in the NFC South? (more…)

A great and simple Xs and Os nuance was verbalized this morning by former Bucs tight end Anthony Becht. (more…)

D-line coach Jay Hayes had clear plans

Much was made about how the Bucs under new defensive line coach Jay Hayes would be running an eight-man rotation of linemen firing away. (more…)

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Joe’s greatest fear entering yesterday’s game was the oversized, overweight baggage the Bucs traveled with to Atlanta. (more…)

The tribe now eating their own words.

The PFF tribe got caught with their pants around their ankles yesterday. (more…)

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Will Gholston and Robert Ayers listen intently during a chalktalk Sunday. )

Welcome to Victory Monday. (more…)

Exposing illogical premises.

Well, it seems as if the national NFL typists are starting to come around. (more…)

Updated 10:10 p.m. – How bout that big goose egg the Buccaneers hung on the scoreboard this afternoon in Atlanta! (more…)

Going to the no-huddle paid off for Dirk Koetter and the Bucs.

Your first-place Buccaneers, baby, had a helluva game in Atlanta today. And the first-year head coach of the Bucs, Dirk Koetter, got his first win in his first game. (more…)

Jameis trusted him.

Yes, Joe has had issues with the play and the behavior of talented yet high maintenance tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins. But no one can deny he works his rear end off in practice. (more…)

There was just enough good from a porous Bucs defense today.

And defensive end Robert Ayers summed it up very well. (more…)

Dimwit Atlanta offensive coordinator.

What the hell was he thinking?

Joe doesn’t give a damn, but Joe would like to personally thank Dixie Chicks offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan for going all Lovie Smith late in the first half. (more…)

Bucs chances for a win point up when MLB Kwon Alexander plays at the Georgia Dome. (Photo courtesy of Buccaneers.com)

The Bucs played their final game in the Georgia Dome today, a memorable 31-24 win. (more…)

Two-minute defense shined.

Joe just returned from the bowels of the Georgia Dome talking to Bucs players, and it seems Dirk Koetter being such a perfectionist about red zone offense paid off for the defense. (more…)

It’s so easy to forget Kwon Alexander turned 22 years old last month.

It’s also easy to forget he was a fourth-round draft pick. (more…)