Test results.

It could be worse.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network says MRI tests of Chris Godwin’s sprained MCL are back and Godwin is done for the regular season.

However, Rapoport noted Godwin “should” be ready to get back on the field for the playoffs.

Joe is actually breathing a sigh of relief. This could have been so much worse.

Officially, Godwin finishes his fifth regular season with 98 catches for 1,103 yards and 5 touchdowns.

Crumbled.

NextGen Stats often comes up with cool nuggets. This one is damning for the Bucs and may very well be the blueprint for any Bucs playoff opponent. And maybe even the Stinking Panthers. (more…)

Odd talking point from coach.

Look, Joe is not here to crucify Ronald Jones. Joe wants him to do well. When he does well, the Bucs do well. (more…)

Bucs GM Jason Licht

A therapeutic Lost Decade tradition after a November or December loss was discussion of what the Bucs would do in the next year’s NFL Draft. (more…)

Not to blame.

Yeah, Joe would like to see Ndamukong Suh blast that gadget Wing-T quarterback of the slimy Saints, Taysom Hill, about 20 rows up into the north end zone seats. (more…)

Suspension ended.

Furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing, fake-V-card-flashing Bucs receiver Antonio Brown and fellow fake V-card flasher safety Mike Edwards have finished their sentences. (more…)

What an ugly night and an ugly morning. Time to go over the sad game last night. Hope you have your caffeine ready. (more…)

Losses have consequences. (more…)

It’s somewhat comforting to know that the Bucs’ offensive struggles last night had a lot to do with one of the very worst games of Rob Gronkowski’s career.

In theory, that should never happen again.

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Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians

Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians didn’t pull any punches over his sad offense Sunday night getting shut out by the slimy Saints. (more…)

Nothing is good about the Bucs getting embarrassed tonight by their arch rival and breaking a nine-game home winning streak.

But there could be. (more…)

Speaking on the Buccaneers Radio Network after the game, former long-time Bucs tight end and current Buccaneers broadcast analyst Dave Moore had much praise for the Tampa Bay defense. (more…)

In the biggest game of the year, on the biggest stage, against their biggest rival, the Bucs offense came out and dropped a deuce.

Forgive Joe, that’s a mistake. They dropped a zero. (more…)

Bucs got beat up.

Man, Sunday night’s debacle reminded Joe of the Bucs getting destroyed physically in Minnesota in the second game of the 2017 season (it was Week 3 because the Bucs had a first-week game moved due to a hurricane). (more…)

Update.

This has Joe breathing a little easier. (more…)

The unthinkable is now reality.

The Bucs just imploded and lost to the battered and depleted slimy Saints. And now the Bucs (10-4) will need a Christmas miracle to gain the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC, as they sit a full game behind the Packers with just three games to play. (more…)

The NFC South crown is on the line for the Bucs, as is their nine-game home winning streak.

Time to choke out the slimy Saints on national television.

Go Bucs!

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Welcome back!

Speaking on the Buccaneers Radio Network pregame show, Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht confirmed both suspended receiver Antonio Brown and safety Mike Edwards will return to the roster tomorrow when their suspensions are lifted.

“We look forward to having them back,” Licht said. “We look forward to having them in uniform next week.”

The two were popped by the NFL with a three-game suspension for flashing fake V-cards. Tonight is the final game of that suspension.

Joe is so pleased that reason and common sense were applied within the walls of One Buc Palace.

As Tom Brady would say, “Let’s f@cking go!”

For those with a Buccaneers free agency big board in their living room (Joe’s with you!), pay attention. (more…)

The grades are in. (more…)

“Remember me, NBC big-shot?”

Joe noticed a question in the comments on this here corner of the interwebs, and it was a good question. So here is the answer. (more…)