More opportunity has emerged for safety Mike Edwards.
Antoine Winfield, Jr., did not find his way out of the NFL concussion protocol this week and will not play Sunday.
Edwards is in line to make his second start of the season. (He didn’t officially start in Week 1 when Jordan Whitehead was out, but he played nearly the entire game. So Joe’s calling him a starter.)
Joe’s not down on Winfield, but when Edwards plays, the Bucs’ chances of an interception seem to rise.
Tom is a little worried about injuries and the desperation factor – but will it make a difference in the guys’ picks? Jeff and Tom dive into all things Bucs-Dolphins on Sunday. Give it a listen, and support those who support the ScuttleBucs, our friends at Bill Currie Ford. What are you waiting for? GM Sean Sullivan wants to help you personally today. Follow Jeff Cameron @JeffCameronShow. Tom Lang is @_TomLang.
Joe spends a lot of time deciphering what’s real and what’s phony when it comes to what flows from the mouths of general managers, coaches and players. [read more]
It’s hard to believe a guy who made his bones at UCLA would ever give a former USC star advice, but that’s where we are with Maurice Jones-Drew and Bucs running back Ronald Jones. [read more]
All things Bucs and plenty more. That’s The Free Stretch Podcast year-round at JoeBucsFan.com. Follow Bobby Fenton on Twitter, @bobbygameday. The Free Stretch is presented by Bill Currie Ford. Remember Bill Currie Ford’s nationwide lifetime warranty on new and used vehicles!!
For 4+ years, The Free Stretch has been right here at JoeBucsFan.com after being heard on several radio stations dating back to 2006. Bobby also hosted a national show on Sporting News Radio. [read more]
Todd offers his weekly fantasy exclusive preview of the Bucs and their opponent. This week it is the fantasy irrelevant Miami Dolphins, presented by Brandon Legal Group.
More healing vibes from One Buc Palace. 
The quote above is from Bucco Bruce Arians today.
Joe spends a lot of time deciphering what’s real and what’s phony when it comes to what flows from the mouths of general managers, coaches and players. 
