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No fan of Blaine Gabbert.
Yesterday Joe suggested the motive behind Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians talking up unsigned career flop Blaine Gabbert as Tom Brady’s successor was a sales job to brace Bucs fans in case the team fails to find a better option. [read more]
Priority.
Who knew Sara Walsh played guitar? [read more]
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“Watch and wonder, Byron.”
Is Joe still mired in a bad dream?
Will Bucs fans wake up tomorrow with their ring tones mysteriously changed to Bucco Bruce Arians yelling, “April Fools!” [read more]
“Derek, if you come to Tampa, we will have to hit up The Undertow. But only after we get wings at Hooters on John’s Pass.”
A look at the best passers of the past four years got Joe thinking. [read more]
“Reload?”
Joe doesn’t think Bucs Super Bowl-winning coach Bucco Bruce Arians decided to return for the 2022 season to lead a rebuild. [read more]
One last chance?
Brace yourselves, Bucs fans. And please try not to throw your bowl of Wheaties across the kitchen. [read more]
Defense better than believed?
Now if Joe were to ask you straight up if you thought the Bucs defense was any good last year, if you were honest, you’d probably say, “They were OK.” [read more]
No. No. No.
Joe is having one hell of an ugly 2014 flashback.
And as one popular 2014 personality used to say, the spin stops here. [read more]
Bucs QB Coach Clyde Christensen opens up.
Legions of Buccaneers fans want Tampa Bay to pass on expensive Pro Bowl quarterbacks and/or creepy, sleazy quarterbacks and to ride with second-year man Kyle Trask. [read more]
YAC value.
Want to know how good of a receiver Bucs free agent Chris Godwin is? If you value YAC, you value Godwin. [read more]
During most offseasons, Joe is found sitting at Hooters or a local Big Storm taproom pounding the bar and yelling “Pass Rush! Pass Rush! Pass Rush!” [read more]
Coveted?
The free agency buffet opens in 20 short days and Joe finds a lot of Bucs fans are thinking small. [read more]
NFL Network analyst David Carr.
How much pressure is on the shoulders of Bucs’ AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht? Former NFL quarterback David Carr believes a lot. [read more]
Pro Bowl QB Kirk Cousins.
Since David Tepper bought the Stinking Panthers a couple of years ago he has been frantic in trying to find a starting quarterback. [read more]
“Tommy, if the Glazers promise to market TB12 in England, will you come back?”
Before anyone tries to twist Joe’s words, let Joe be very clear here: Joe over the past two seasons developed a mancrush for Tom Brady. [read more]
Dominant.
One reason Joe is so adamant the Bucs need to keep stud receiver and free agent Chris Godwin is that the more weapons the Bucs can keep from bolting in free agency, the easier it will be to lure a quarterback. [read more]
Update
To hear a guy with an unfortunate last name who monitors the Texans on a daily basis, if embattled Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson is still with Houston by the NFL draft in late April, it will be a shock. [read more]
