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Explains lethal delay penalty.
Joe may never know what exactly happened when the Bucs were flagged for a delay of game penalty at the end of the game when the Bucs were trying to send a defensive throwback game against Green Bay into overtime. [read more]
Even after looking like he tweaked his hamstring against the Packers today and never quite looking right all game, newcomer Bucs receiver Russell Gage manned up with a late touchdown and finished with encouraging numbers. [read more]
High standards.
So rookie defensive lineman Logan Hall recorded his first NFL sack today. He’d very likely trade that if he had the chance. [read more]
Rookie running back Rachaad White.
The Bucs and other media have sold rookie running back Rachaad White as an explosive talent and a special guy when it comes to his maturity and readiness.
Joe didn’t buy it, because Joe didn’t see it in preseason. And it seems the Bucs now feel the same way. [read more]
Bucs wouldn’t let him play.
This is a bit of a head-scratcher, though it makes sense at the same time. [read more]
“What happened, Tom?”
What the Josh Freeman was that? [read more]
“Aaron, see you in January.”
Another heroic day for our beloved Bucs defense and another mess from the Tampa Bay offense. Or at least a mess when you’re used to the team averaging about 30 points per game through the past three seasons. [read more]
Comment below all game long with fellow Buccaneers fans! Stay respectful and decent, unless it involves referees or annoying Packers fans.
And stick with Joe following the game and into the wee hours for plenty on this statement home game. Go Bucs!!
What a wonderful Sunday afternoon it has been (if you block out the Tampa Bay Rays’ ugly loss)! [read more]
Joe has learned that Rob Gronkowski is in the house for today’s Bucs-Packers game, Tampa Bay’s home-opener, and he’s all set up in a suite. [read more]
Buccaneers starting cornerback and bag-chaser Jamel Dean is not messing around when it comes to improving. [read more]
A huge chunk of Bucs fans ran around this spring and summer saying the Bucs would be happy and/or lucky to open this season 2-2. [read more]
Flash poll posted at 8:19 a.m. and closed quickly.
The market is loaded with tickets under $200 for today’s Bucs-Packers game, the home-opener at The Licht House.
Of course, it’s a lot cheaper and potentially more satisfying to enjoy the game at your local Hooters or Big Storm Brewery taproom.
Joe is seeing verified resale tickets at Ticketmaster for under $150 and others at StubHub for around $165. Everywhere is “plus fees,” of course.
Hopefully, prices will continue to fall before gametime and yearning Bucs fans will be able to find a seat for $100.
It seems the Packers are getting a Ryan Jensen-like shot in the arm.
Imagine if today was a crisp, early-January Sunday and Ryan Jensen was returning to the Buccaneers lineup for the first time. [read more]
Sputtering offense.
The Bucs offense has been sluggish, to be polite, the first two weeks of the season. Can that change today? [read more]
