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Playoff kickoff announced.
Well, a lot of folks that follow the moves of the TV sports industry thought there was a good chance the Bucs would play their first playoff game in 13 years under the lights in primetime. [read more]
Chance he could play.
This afternoon in his postgame presser, Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians said the Bucs don’t believe there is any serious damage to Mike Evans’ left knee, suffered when he slipped on wet turf in the end zone today. [read more]
High-five to beloved Bucco Bruce Arians for being flexible and forward-thinking. [read more]
Bucs WR Mike Evans.
A boatload of elite wide receivers have played during the NFL’s 101-year history. Joe doesn’t need to recite the names. They are legends. [read more]
Look who led Tampa Bay in tackles today. [read more]
Look, Joe was suspicious when the Bucs signed furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing receiver Antonio Brown. [read more]
Joe suspects Oily Drew Rosenhaus, agent of Bucs edge rusher Shaq Barrett, was very pleased by what he saw today on the field formerly known as the Den of Depression. [read more]
Father Time may be undefeated but he’s never tangled with a winner like Tom Brady. [read more]
Impotent offense
Joe’s all jacked up for the Bucs to head to New Jersey (hopefully next Sunday) to face the 6-10 Giants. [read more]
So with a 44-27 lead, the Bucs didn’t just fail to hand off to Ronald Jones so he could get a shot at 1,000 yards rushing, coaches freakin’ asked RoJo to block while they threw short twice to Antonio Brown.
What the hell was that? [read more]
Status.
Bucs coach Bucco Bruce Arians in his postgame press conference had a brief update on the status of star receiver Mike Evans. [read more]
No more “Den.”
Some Bucs fans asked for it. The Bucs earned it. Both bad and good.
Joe is hereby retiring the moniker for the Bucs stadium known as the “Den of Depression.” [read more]
The Bucs just finished 11-5 (their best since 2005) and they just scored their first winning season at home since 2008.
Oh, and Tom Brady just had the greatest season in the history of Tampa Bay quarterbacks. [read more]
Bucs WR Mike Evans.
Mike Evans was transported from the Den of Depression to a local health facility for an MRI. [read more]
Our beloved Buccaneers head coach Bucco Bruce Arians says his team is all-in for a win today in order to secure the No. 5 seed in the NFC.
Well, then go beat the Falcons!
Chat with fans (and a sprinkling of haters) all game long in the comments below. Be decent! It’s easy. Keep it clean.
Go Bucs!!
Todd Bowles
Today’s Bucs-Falcons matchup may have extra meaning. [read more]
Ndamukong Suh
The anchor in the gut of the Bucs’ defensive also serves as his own agent, a little known fact. [read more]
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Think for a moment: it was Bucco Bruce Arians who recently admitted publicly that Ronald Jones’ “confidence was shot” and in desperate need of repair. [read more]
Not mortal.
OK, Joe confesses: Joe was way wrong about park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting, handshake-stiffing, jet-ski-losing, biscuit-baking Bucs quarterback Tom Brady. [read more]
Nothing limp about Bucs offense.
A former Bucs player is starting to be really proud of how the Bucs are playing. [read more]
